Delicious food at fair prices. Been coming for years. Service is incredible. Sit in the bar if you are up for libations. Fun people watching. Go. read more

Fu's Palace - Beef Lo Mein, Egg Flower Soup, shrimp egg roll the size of your head. - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Amazing food Friendly service we been going there for last 27 years Definitely to go to Chinese place read more

Fu's Palace - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My daughter and I were searching for a spot to host a welcome dinner for her Summer 2026 wedding, which will take place nearby at the Smog Shoppe. Wanting to find something fun, welcoming, and in deference to the groom's heritage, she came across Fu's Palace. As we drove past, she considered just keeping on going -- the exterior is definitely dated and kitschy. But I encouraged her to stop. I'm glad I did. First surprise: plenty of free parking in the back -- a real bonus in LA. Inside, we were greeted warmly by a friendly, enthusiastic woman (Margarita - or Margaret as the locals know her) who was more than happy to show us around. The private event room can hold up to 90 guests, and there's a bar area and even an outdoor lanai space. Yes, it's a throwback -- red booths, vintage carpet, classic Chinese décor -- but it's got charm. In fact, it oddly complements the Smog Shoppe's retro-industrial vibe. We decided to stay for lunch. We ordered the tangerine chicken and Mongolian beef -- both were very good, and the portions were generous enough that we had leftovers. Lunch came with rice, soup, tea, and what I think was an egg roll -- I enjoyed everything. The service was excellent, and prices were very reasonable. Funny note: not a chopstick in sight -- maybe too many old-timers who prefer forks? It just added to the vintage charm. A few days later, we had lunch in Sawtelle with a longtime LA local (and future in-law). When we mentioned Fu's Palace, her face lit up: "That place is an LA institution!" She recalled work events and many meals there over the years, confirming what we were starting to feel -- this place has heart and history. We're planning to reserve the space for the welcome dinner in July. I'm not quite ready to give it 5 stars -- we'll see how the event goes -- but for now, it's a solid 4 stars. Great service, good food, quirky charm, and a welcoming feel. Definitely trending upward! read more

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I went to this restaurant yesterday to celebrate Mother's Day. A little bit early and had a really bad experience. The quality of the food was poor we ordered salted pork chop, which was entirely bones with very little meat. The worst one I've ever had in my life. And I've eaten a lot of Chinese food. We also ordered vegetable lo mein and the noodles were way overcooked. The stuff was mushy. I also ordered barbecue pork spare ribs which in the past have been always very good. And this time, they were tough and fatty. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. I will not be going back ever. They have to work on their quality control. And I was very disappointed and sad to be able to share this with my family. Unfortunately, the order was to go otherwise I would have returned everything. And just left what a sad experience. read more

Staff have been there for 31 years! The staff are SUPER kind to all customers. I listened in on how they treated each customer and every customer was kind back to them and you can tell there are long time regulars. They even gave me an extra rice bowl to go since the staff saw I ate all my rice lol. They have ample free parking in the back (rare on this side of town!) with a security guard. It wasn't that busy on a weekday during rush hour so food arrived fast. They serve a smooth warm tea and something to snack on while you wait for food. Ambiance is quiet, low key, warm lighting, kinda reminds me of the Godfather or The Sopranos lol. If you want food delivered and live in the area, they said it's best to call them directly rather than going on the apps like Grubhub (which is what I used to do). read more

*** I think the most important thing that I need to say before I get into this review is this: anyone who reads the reviews for this restaurant and sees one that says "this is the worst food I've ever had I can't believe that the good reviews are real" has an agenda against this restaurant, clearly. There's no reason to say something like that in the first place, and it's also not true. The food is outstanding. It absolutely defines what New York style Chinese restaurants are supposed to be about. *** I consider myself an expert on east coast American Chinese food. I grew up going to Chinese restaurants when other people were going to McDonald's. As a teenager I worked in our local Chinese restaurant, the Peking chef, a very traditional East Coast Cantonese restaurant. Any time I've moved, the first job was to find out where the good Chinese food was. I am a lifer. I've lived in California since 1994 and have yet to find anything that matches what I ate as a kid. A few years ago I came to yelp looking for good New York style Chinese food in the Los Angeles area. I know there's a lot of great Chinese food here, but it is West Coast style which in my humble opinion, isn't as good. Primarily because of the bias that comes from loving what you grew up with, New York style is my favorite. And, as most of you who live out here now, it's hard to find good Chinese food that falls into that category. Not too long ago, in one of my occasional Facebook posts asking people if they knew of someplace good that fit this description, somebody mentioned Fu's Palace and for some unknown reason, I ignored the response and moved on with my life. There was a place that I was going to in Henderson Nevada that I loved and we were there often enough that I didn't feel like I was missing anything. Then I discovered Genghis Cohen, and found a lot of what I was looking for, but not all of it. And I found Paul's kitchen, which also had some of what I liked, but not all of it. And we also had a place in the SCV (since closed) called new Moon, which had what they referred to as a New York style egg roll, which really wasn't, but they did have good egg foo yong. What I'm getting at in my overly long way is I hadn't really found what I was looking for, until today when I visited Fu's Palace. It was everything I wanted. The New York Chinatown interior feel, the pot of tea brought to the table when you sat down along with the chow mein crispy noodles... Just experiencing those two things when I first walked through the door had me hooked. Then I ordered and was brought back to a place in time that felt like it did 40 years ago. I ended up ordering the wonton soup, which was as it should be, broth scallions and wontons. I ordered the eggrolls, which was as it should be, thick and bubbly deep fried filled with shredded cabbage, celery and carrots with generous Pieces of shrimp and "red" pork. I ordered the egg foo yong, which was as it should be, fluffy lightly fried omelettes filled with sprouts and big chunks of bbq char siu and with a side of that sublime brown sauce. And I ordered the spare ribs which were perfectly baked, with just the right amount of sweet barbecue sauce, not so that it drips off but that it stays on. Sydney had the vegetable steamed dumplings and a gigantic bowl of vegetable noodle soup that she proclaimed to be delicious and worth the trip. I ended up also getting some barbecue pork chow mein to go, so we will see how that is. I can't imagine that it's anything less than delicious. I have finally found what I've been looking for 22 years. I will definitely go back. read more

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Me and my friend Zachary went to food Palace when we got there nobody else was at the tables which means we're a full room to ourselves. #Fun. We proceeded to dine on sweet-and-sour pork, pork dumplings, lo mein, beef, and honey nut walnut shrimp that was covered in a viscous white sauce, which was quite unusual. We very much enjoyed the lo mein beef as it was salty and tasty. The pork dumplings came out with a different normal different color than normal. Less than expected yet were delicious and by far of my favorite the sweet-and-sour pork was a mainly fry, but it was all right yet interesting in texture and the yeah that's about. It would go back again. Atmosphere was quiet and euphoric while we could hear much arguing in a likely Chinese language in the kitchen#HomiesBirthday #ChineseFoodTheBest #TheBomb read more

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My family and I have been eating here for many years!! The food is always delicious!!! Authentic Chinese food!

The food here was delicious! Service was very friendly. I got the dinner combination plate with Mongolian beef. They were also playing the World Series game in here! Would definitely recommend to everyone! read more

Fu's Palace - Mongolian Beef Combination - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Ordered for delivery for Christmas 5pm. Placed order early in the day. They cancelled my order at 4:45pm. Kinda sucks since I had to pivot and order elsewhere last minute when guests were arriving at 5pm. They should have notified me earlier that they could not fulfill my delivery order and NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE. I do not recommend this place. read more

Went for dinner-it was a cold November night so we ordered the wor wonton soup. It was good, two pieces of barbecue pork on top which I thought was frugal. Ordered shrimp with broccoli which was good, the disappointment was the barbecue pork lo mein. Really below average and marginal brown sauce with the noodles, you'll find better noodle dish at the already made fast food Chinese places with the heat lamps. If a Chinese restaurant can't make good noodles, that's an unacceptable crime. I've had great NY style Chinese food, this is NOT a West Coast version. read more

Great tasting food however exercise caution if sensitive to MSG. I had symptoms of an MSG reaction from my dish, confirmed by other members of my party who then tried my dish and experienced the same symptoms. read more

Had the sweet and sour chicken. Was impressed at first as the pieces of chicken were nice and big. Unfortunately the sauce was very bland. Watery and sweet. Not sour at all. read more

If I told you how long my husband and I have been going to Fu's Palace, you wouldn't believe us. We've been going to Fu's for the last 20+ years and let me tell you. . . we have traveled far-and-wide for food within Los Angeles and its surrounding areas. Fu's Palace, as my husband reminisces, reminds him of the Chinese restaurants that his family would regularly frequent while growing up in Long Island -- and I don't disagree with him. From choice appetizers of shrimp toast, barbecued pork, classic hot & sour soup, and wonton soup, you cannot beat Fu's Palace's cooking. Their signature entrées like beef lo mein, chicken chow mein, Mongolian beef combo, broccoli beef, General Tso's chicken. . . they're all tried-and-true dishes worthy of driving and fighting L.A. traffic for an hour. You MUST go to Fu's Palace!!! It's an old-school L.A. establishment with tasty and familiar dishes and no-nonsense prices. read more

The service is so nice! We called ahead and he was very friendly. The food was yummy. Chicken lo mein (soft noodles) and kung pao chicken for $30 total!! Restaurant is clean but not super busy. read more

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Great NYC-style Chinese restaurant. It's a casual, cozy vibe and friendly service. Tons of vegetarian options-- the Buddha's Feast was lovely and not too heavy. The Vegetable Lo Mein and Egg Rolls were great, and I highly recommend asking for some spicy mustard with them! Food came out super quick and piping hot. I got a simple vodka club soda, but I kind of wish I'd asked for a cocktail menu. Next time! The prices were great and there's quite a bit of free parking behind the restaurant. We came around 6ish on a Sunday and we were seated right away. read more

Fu's Palace - Buddha's Feast Mixed Vegetable - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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We ordered Fu's for dinner last week for pickup... I should have honestly checked the food before I left, that's my mistake, but I would have never thought this is what they considered chicken chow mein. One, it was swimming in oil and two the noddles came separately....? and were indeed crispy. I called the restaurant when I got home and saw the food because I thought I was given the wrong order at first...but apparently this is what they considered to be Crispy Noodle Chow Mein. This is NOT NY style chow mein at all as a Queens native...idk maybe somewhere upstate.... read more

Fu's Palace - Chicken Chow Mein - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Very solid choice for Chinese food on the Westside. We ordered a bunch of things, some were better than others but the good ones were really good. Egg rolls: fantastic NY style egg rolls. Super tasty Mu shu pork: maybe the best I've ever had Pork lo mein: solid, hit the spot Honey walnut shrimp: I've had better but still pretty good Peking duck: kinda dry and not much flavor, wouldn't get it again Sesame chicken: another miss, the flavor was off and the chicken was chewy I will definitely be ordering my fave items again! read more

Pros: The novelty of this place is great. The bar, which we didn't visit, looks like a local institution and worth checking out in the future. The service is very friendly and accommodating. The New York style egg rolls will definitely make East Coast people feel at home. Good parking in the rear. Cons: The food is not great. read more

Very homey vibe, come for the lunch specials! Great price, ample seating and easier time to find parking. Family owned and you definitely get that vibe inside. They do have a little patio area as well. I always get good and attentive service from the staff here and the food comes out pretty fast (at least during lunch). The lunch specials are great and always a big portion but they include an veggie roll, hot soup, fried rice and choice of entree. We loved the lo mein and tangerine chicken and I've had the sweet and sour shrimp as well. And of course gotta have a fortune cookie at the end. read more

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its obvious that the people giving this place good reviews has clearly never set foot at a panda express! Nice people, Nice service & fast. But their food is horrible!! no flavor. smells very weird. I ordered sweet & sour chicken, spicy eggplant, wonton soup! clearly you can't count on peoples reviews for a place in BH! read more

Fu's Palace - eggplant & Sweet and Sour Chicken - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

If you are looking for great New York-style Chinese food, Fu's is the place! Our family has been eating here for thirty years. The food is always delicious and the service is always great. You will feel like you are on a movie set because the ambiance is classic. Fu's is a family business so you will always be warmly welcomed by the owners whose first question is "How may I help you?" The restaurant also has a great bar and a large party room. Fu's is the best! read more

Fu's Palace - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

First time trying food from here and it was amazing ! We ordered several different dishes including the sweet and sour chicken , chow mein noodles , and shrimp fried rice. We also ordered a few appetizers , cheese won tons which were really good and the spring rolls. I would definitely come back! read more

Good food that's had me coming back over three decades. Honey walnut shrimp is sensational

The word is out. Margaret and Gary Fu can host a party! Nostalgia to old Hollywood, in an amazing space, indoor banquet area, enormous round bar, and a beautiful patio. The food, top-notch. Some of LA's best Chinese food. Well priced! Accommodating, private parking lot. All had a blast! read more

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Fu's Palace is my favorite Chinese food restaurant. I'm from NY where the.Chinese food is authentic, and so is this and they deliver in about 30 minutes. You cannot go wrong! read more

Enjoyed F U at a recent popup event - so thankful they had a vegan option that was giving orange chicken but 100% plant based and filled with protein (Tofu) ...and delicious! read more

Typical old-school Chinese food tailored to "guai loh" palates. The food is fresh and generous but pretty under-seasoned, and the fried rice that comes with the combination dinners is downright mediocre. If some more garlic, ginger, and even sesame oil found their way into the seasonings (and they really retooled that rice) this place would be really special; it's still OK. For example, the steamed fish was cooked on point but the black bean sauce was completely "meh", a shame (I asked for some green onions to punch it up a bit, and that helped a little.) The nicest things here are the vibe, which is chill and very retro, and the service and staff, who are really nice, friendly, and attentive. They have a full bar and wine pours are generous and reasonable, too. If you've got a jones for Chinese food and you're in the general area I suggest you give them a try, with the caveat that most of the food here isn't anything really special. read more

Fu's Palace - Steamed fish with black bean sauce: perfectly cooked and generous, but sadly lacking in flavor. - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

14 of us came here the other night to celebrate my mother's 90th birthday. This is not the first time we have been here by any means. As usual the food was excellent. The fried rice was absolutely one of the best fried rice dishes I've ever had.I got the shrimp and black bean sauce. The shrimp were nice sized cooked perfect and absolutely delicious. This is by far the best Chinese restaurant on the west side and possibly in Los Angeles. read more

The best Yang Chow fried rice I've had in L.A. The egg rolls are huge, not as good as the Yang Chow but decent enough. Old school Chinese American, love love it! Must return to check out some of my other favorite dishes, very impressed so far -- with the food, staff and vibe. read more

BEWARE OF POSSIBLE FAKE REVIEWS HERE, reading the first two girls saying the food was great... not true!!! The food is not edible, tasteless and chewy and not fresh at all, it's a shame because it's in my neighborhood and I wanted to support it, but it's really really terribly horrible. I wouldn't feed it to my cat. Just threw $73 in the trash. Wtf. Update. The dose from Fu's Palace made me sick, I never get sick from food. I just reported the restaurant to the health dept for an inspection. The reviews below who tell you it's great are fake. I got 4 dishes and they all tasted old and stale and tasteless. It was like eating out of ta trash can. I hope they get closed down. Truly one of the worst experiences in my life. read more

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I am soooo sad! $75 down the drain, not a single dish was edible. It was quite possibly the worst Chinese food I have ever had in my life. Everything was beyond flavorless, the meat was horrific, we tried to eat it and immediately spit it out into our napkins... it is so disappointing because the people who work at Fu's are so kind. I really wanted to support this place but the food just really shouldn't even be sold, it's not right. read more

The food is always freshly cooked and I find to be great quality. The service is friend and it is a nice quite place to enjoy a meal.

I was here for a birthday/anniversary gathering in their private room a few days ago. Ambiance: The way they spaced out the tables and the seats made the whole experience so uncomfortable. It is a drab-looking eatery overall and the room we were in did not help at all. Food: If you are serving a large group family style per table (10 to a table), then you should make sure the dishes are large enough to share if you are not bringing out more. What we had- *Vegetable Spring Roll-Way too greasy and fried *Vegetable Dumplings-Way too greasy and fried *Chinese Chicken Salad-Just boring lettuce and grisly dark meat chicken * Egg Flower Soup- Was "mucus" like *Chicken Lo the Mein-Boring and the chicken was not good *Steamed Fish Fillet-Did not look appetizing *Almond Chicken in Brown Sauce- The only thing was was decent *Shrimp Fried Rice-Not enough shrimp if you are serving to a large group and not bringing out more * Mongolian Beef-Did not eat it as I don't do red meat Service: Servers were not nice and when I asked if I could get a drink, they were very harsh and said it was not included. Overall, not a place I would go anytime. read more

My go to Chinese place. The food is always good. The prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly. You also get free tea and free noodles which they don't give you down the street at twin Dragon, which I used to go. With expensive valet parking becoming the norm everywhere, It's nice to know you can park in the back and it doesn't cost anything. Gary and his staff always greet me like family and it's just a really inviting place to hang with friends. read more

Egg Foo Young tastes like WATER LOL. (UPDATE DAY 2 eating leftovers, the lo mein was really good and the egg foo young didn't have that weird taste it had yesterday, so maybe it was me!!?) Ohhhk so 4/5 stars. Portion sizes were great, I spent about $125 on 8 dishes (with Postmates fees and tip about $160, but I just got paaaaaid so all is good, and I was hungry. The bags upon delivery were SO HEAVY... I was impressed. All of this food could easily feed 8+ people. I'm going to have to freeze some of the leftovers lol. I was so excited that they had egg foo young!! I love it and not everyone has it. Holy cow, they are only a mile away, is this going to be my new favorite place!? Lucky for me out of all the food options, the first box I opened it was the egg foo young! So I go in deep baby... this is one of my favorite foods. But I'm stumped...!!! How and WHY does it taste like WATER!?! Especially because Water doesn't have a taste. How can this be? Never again. SAME THING with the Lo Mein... but not as bad. It needed a dash more salt/flavor but altogether it was pretty decent, except for that weird flavor of water or something. Out of all the dishes, I would recommend the: 1. combination fried rice, it was amazing! I can never make it as good as the restaurants. Soooo good, and they give you a heaping box full. 2. Peanut chicken. Mmmm... home sweet home, get in my BELLY!!! 3. Honey walnut shrimp. It was delicious, and the portioning's were plentiful. Three out of the eight dishes were phenomenal, the rest was still pretty descent. It's not deii for but not a bad place to go either :) ultimately thick portions on the lo mein and rice so I like that read more

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I walked over to Fu's Palace, a Chinese restaurant where time has somewhat stood still. The red booths and Chinese ornaments are a throwback to earlier days. But Fu's has weathered the storm and is still standing. It may have seen better days inside but it's still comfortable, and they serve good Chinese food. I had the hot braised shrimp, which contains no gluten and comes with a bit of heat. read more

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I love Fu's and have been going here for years. The old school vibes of the interior are just what I want in a classic Chinese American restaurant. It's kitschy and takes you back in time. More importantly, the food is so good. I have never been disappointed by a meal here. Generous portions and fair prices, it's great to go here with a group. I always leave highly satisfied and with a smile. read more

Came here off just walking by after my original desire was closed. Exterior is pretty jokes but the interior felt like a place you come with your close friends where you can talk about whatever you want and eat some great comfort Chinese food. Would highly recommend. read more

Ordered the tangerine beef which was pretty good from Uber Eats-- 22$, tangy, could have been a little crispier but enjoyable. My main issue is that a bunch of reviews claimed that the meals came with rice when apparently that is no longer true. Id have purchased rice if it was clear that it did not, and if it used to, then the menu should DEFINITELY make it clear that the meat is a la carte and rice is extra, because now I'm stuck with just the beef which is pretty disappointing when you pay 40$ to have Chinese delivered. So, ignore the other reviews, proteins do NOT come with rice anymore. read more