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    Hengry

    4.8 (470 reviews)
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    Closed • 5:00 pm - 9:30 PM
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    Kung pao chicken, mapo tofu, fish mint salad, chicken dumplings
    Kelly K.

    I must've passed Hengry dozens of times and never noticed it. Located on Valley in Alhambra, Hengry blends in and doesn't look like much. But once inside, the eclectic artwork is a vibe. Cool, edgy, and interesting. We sat on a middle table with a loveseat looking chair and two puffy yellow chairs. Very comfortable and relaxing. Our server gave us a tablet to view the menu and place our order with the kitchen. Our server gave us a number of recommendations and we ended up ordering the following dishes: kung pao chicken (4/5) pretty tasty dish mapo tofu (3/5) tasty dish with a deep earthy flavor (I'd get this again) fish mint salad (3/5) no fish in this dish, the vegetable tastes like fish and mint. It's light, good acid and flavorful chicken dumplings (2/5) my least favorite dish. It was lukewarm and not very flavor Overall a nice dinner. Good portions of mostly tasty food and no complaints. Service was excellent! Our server was friendly, informative, and took great care of us. There's a parking lot adjacent and I think it's free. Would I return? Maybe if in the area. I'm interested in some of the other dishes and wouldn't mind trying the hot sour soup dishes. LOCATION: 4/5 FOOD: 3.5/5 SERVICE: 5/5 VALUE: 4/5 AMBIANCE: 5/5 CLEANLINESS: 4/5 PARKING: 4/5

    Pickled Chili Bullfrog
    Sherry T.

    Came here for the 1st time after seeing it on IG. Had reservations so we were seated rght away. Nice, clean, and modern restaurant with Asian inspired art and eclectic furniture. Inside is not very big. Parking structure located in the back, shared with the motel. Servers are friendly and attentive. The food was good but spicy even though we ordered MILD. So be sure to say NO SPICY if needed. My favorite was the Miso Sour Soup with fish filets. It was very flavorful and appetizing. All their dishes were huge portions! The Pickled Chili Bullfrog was good but too spicy! It was so numbing. I wanted to keep eating but just couldn't. Next time I come back I will remember to order all Non Spicy.

    Rosa R.

    We live right around the corner of this restaurant and have been wanting to try it for the longest, today, we came for lunch. Ordered a variety of items and love them all with a couple of exceptions - the smash cucumber salad definitely needed more flavor and seasoning and, the potato with crispy pork, definitely need more pork, regardless of this, the dishes are still very good. Love the atmosphere and decor. Great customer service, thanks Gary! Looking forward to coming back and trying other items on the menu. Street parking available and parking available in the back, don't park at the corner shopping center, your car will be towed. Definitely recommend, come check it out!

    Catherine T.

    made a reservation on a sunday night which i highly recommend doing as they can get fully booked during peak dinner hours (6:30-8pm). the restaurant is pretty small and only has a few tables. food was pretty good but was not spicy/numbing at all. i'm not really complaining since i don't like numbing spice that much but flagging for those who yearn for numbing spice. all of the dishes were flavored well. my favorite was the sour fish soup which tasted just like tom yum soup but i love tom yum so i really enjoyed it. i also really liked the spicy chicken cold dish. it was super flavorful and again, not that spicy lol. the mapo tofu was my least favorite. it was flavorless and was just very meh. the service here was great. everyone was super nice and accommodating. the ambience is also very modern and artsy looking, a bit like a speakeasy vibe.

    Katherine S.

    We had a reservation on a Saturday at 6:30pm and got seated right away. Each dish was absolutely amazing and exceeded our expectations. Don't worry if you don't eat spicy - a lot of the dishes aren't that spicy although they do look pretty red in the pictures. - Miao Sour Soup - fish filet: not spicy and the filets are boneless! Fish filet are super tender and I love the veggies in there as well (bean sprouts, broccoli, among others) - sautéed vegetables with garlic sauce: the veggies are so fresh and the sauce is cooked to perfection! If you like garlic, this is a must! - dragon style chili oil roasted duck: duck is super tender and comes with lots of different varieties of veggies! It's not super spicy but does have a kick! Portion is really good! - orange zest mung bean soup: highly recommend! It's super refreshing with tons of mung beans at the bottom. It's not overly sweet at all and perfect to go along with the rest of the dishes. There aren't a ton of tables inside but there's one or two bigger tables if you have a big party! There's free parking shared with the motel. You'll see a sign outside - make sure you are not parking at the other lot to the left of the restaurant.

    Natalie M.

    This place is so freaking cute! The decor is like nothing else when coming into a Chinese restaurant. Food is more on the spicier side, but so tasty and yummy! My favorite was the soup with the fish! Gary was our person who guided us through the whole menu. He was the only one during lunch that was helping multiple tables and never felt that we were abandoned. Parking is right next door, cute little spot, highly recommend coming here with friends or even a party (they have a small party room fits 15 people)!

    Russ L.

    Went to Hengry Restaurant in Alhambra for a friend's birthday. The food was great but what I loved even more was the eclectic dining area. They had comfy chairs, vibrant colors, and original artwork on the walls. The place was giving upscale cafe vibes. It's the kind of place where you can eat and lounge for a while. The dishes were on the pricer side, as far as Chinese food goes. There were some chef specials that were out of our price range. The staff are wonderful and attentive. My favorite dishes were the crispy eggplant with shrimp paste and the sauté shrimp with sliced potatoes. I would definitely go back if I was entertaining or for a very special occasion.

    Miao Sour Soup-Fish fillet / 苗家酸汤-黑鱼片

    This is an amazing spot. We are so excited to find this unique Yunnan restaurants in LA! The Miao sour soup - fish fillets is a must have! It has a unique sour tastes but not too overpowering. Their other dished are great too, we ordered the Charred chilli beef- spicy yet amazing. I think I don't need to drive down 2 hours to Chef fei, this one is good enough! I had salted vegetable with Garlic sauce ( we picked A choy)- it is surprisingly great- really such simplest dish tells you whether the cook is solid or not. Some extra background about Yunnan dishes: Yunnan sits between Sichuan and Thailand, so its dishes have the best of too worlds! People, come check it out!

    Cherlene H.

    If I could give this restaurant over 5 stars, I would. Every detail from the ambiance to the taste and quality of the food is superb. The owner's passion for his restaurant really shines through his great service. Definitely highly recommended.

    Stir Fried Beef
    Winn H.

    ** TLDR: Nice dinner spot with good vibes, good eats. Some dishes a tad too salty / spicy. Seating may feel "low" but otherwise enjoyed every visit here. Adding Hengry to my regular list of restaurant rotations! ** - - - - - - I discovered Hengry by accident and stopped by with a friend who never had Chinese food. Naturally, we ordered a ton of staples (stir fried veggies, Dragon-Style Chili wonton, potato appetizer, etc.) but of course had to get the House Fried Rice and Miao Sour Soup (Fish Fillet). The restaurant was packed when we walked in even at 7pm; thankfully, we were able to find a table for two within 20 minutes. Our server was very patient, and the iPad for ordering had Chinese and English. The atmosphere was very "loungey" and highly decorated - lightly lit to provide a more private / cozy atmosphere. The chairs were comfy, though at times too low for arms. We started with the Miao Sour Soup (Fish Fillet) which my friend devoured - and he hates fish! Needless to say, A+ for sweet and sour, not spicy at all. Our chilled potatoes were tasty, the perfect amount of flavor and crispy. The wontons? I generally pass on these, but they were GOOD. These are a tad on the spicier end, though I did enjoy the snow pea leaf. We had A-choy for veggies, and these were a classic, tasty staple that were flavored just right. The House Fried Rice... was very tasty but also a tad spicier than expected, sending my friend (who generally handles spice) into a barrage of coughs - definitely funny to witness. Paying was fairly straightforward, with tap as an option. Afterwards, the staff provided a coupon for a future visit, which I did revisit and try their Braised Pork Belly with Mustard Greens and Stir Fried beef. These were unfortunately both on the saltier end and weren't as tasty as the first visit.

    Linda L.

    I would've never found this hidden hole in a wall spot on my own, but my friends had a coupon so I was down to try & it's a bit of a mistake The spot is very cute. It's decorated like a lounge. Very hard to find, no signs on the back door. Service is good. Nothing wrong there. Best dishes for me were the eggs and the kung pao chicken. The shredded potatoes were flavored well, but very thick cut compared to home made. I usually love Szechuan cuisine and have it once a week, but this place was way too spicy for most of us and we all had . I had to call out of work the next day great if you like a challenge, but I definitely can't go back.

    Qir E.

    ​I usually don't gravitate toward authentic Chinese cuisine, especially when it comes to spicy dishes. However, I am thoroughly impressed by Hengry. ​I prefer my food simple, fresh, and mild but never bland, and they went above and beyond to accommodate my preferences. The ingredients are so high quality that they don't need heavy seasoning to mask them. The natural flavors really shine. The portion sizes are decent, and the owner is incredibly hospitable. You can tell he truly cares about the dining experience and makes you feel like a special guest from the moment you walk in. ​I will definitely be back to try the rest of the menu!

    Salted Duck
    Bella S.

    Love the name of this restaurant - if you are Hangry, come to Hengry! They serve up traditional Guizhou - Miao style cuisine, which is quite different than the "regular" Chinese food that one would associate with. For one, they specialize in Miao hot spicy soup, which contains the unique Guizhou-Miao pepper oil with a citrusy aroma. Leo (the owner) and his staff were welcoming and friendly throughout our dining experience. Leo was happy to explain the menu/dishes to us. You order on this tablet at the table; ours had a problem where after we submitted the order, it erased, prompting us to have to resubmit our orders. Other than this minor issue, our overall experience here was fantastic. The ambiance was eclectic, yet comforting. I didn't really get the art work around the walls of the restaurant, but it still worked. As for the food, don't judge - we ate like pigs ... 1. Twice-cooked Pork (5/5) Pork belly that's twice cooked meaning the pork is 1st boiled to tenderize the meat, followed by a 2nd cooking in a wok to make the edges crispy. Well it sure was cooked to perfect crisp and tenderness while giving off a pleasant spicy-roasted flavor. 2. House-fried rice (5/5) Seriously one of the best fried rices I've had. It's very fragrant and peppery, but not too salty. It contains pork-bacon, Chinese sausage, black beans, egg, and green onion. Pairs well with the salted duck dish 3. Salted Duck (5/5) Salt marinated duck that is then boiled/simmered in hot water and finally chilled to give it that dry-aged meat flavor, but yet tenderness and melt-in-your mouth skin. It paired perfectly with the housemate sweet-fermented spicy sauce. Also goes well with the house fried rice. 4. Sichuan Beef and Tripe (5/5) The beef and tripe were fresh and had a good smokey, sichuan pepper oil flavor. The added fresh cilatro and green onions added a refreshing herby kick. 5. Egg Foo Young (5/5) The name of this dish was a bit misleading because egg foo young usually means egg pancake omelette. This is actually steamed egg. The egg was steamed to perfection and it was not "eggy". It is served in light soy with sesame oil sauce and garnished with green onions. 6. Spicy Fish Mint Salad (4/5) Chinese lettuce with a dressing that seemed to be a combination of fish sauce, chili oil, mint, garlic and cilantro. When it first came out, it actually smelled like marijuana (skunk smell), but that quickly dissipated and then you just smell the pleasant aroma of sesame oil. It's kind of a weird dish, but in my opinion, it's unique and still quite enjoyable. Overall, it's light, refreshing, and minty. 7. Miao Sour Soup with lamb (5/5) The lamb was not too gamey, but it was a bit tough, mainly because it's been cooking in the hot pot. Unlike beef, lamb meat gets tougher the longer it cooks. Fortunately, it is sliced very thin, so it is still relatively easy to eat. The soup base was one-of-a-kind amazing made from crushing Miao peppers. It's very citrusy, tangy, and surprisingly, not too spicy despite the intense visual redness of it. The chili oil broth is the good fragrant - aromatic spicy, not just pure heat. This chili oil is unique in that it has a lemongrass flavor that gives the soup flavor that's reminiscent of tom yum. 8. Fried Stuffed Eggplant with Shrimp Paste (4.5/5) Never thought egg plant and shrimp paste would ever go together, but they made it work. The egg plant batter was fried to a perfect crisp and you can taste the batter dough flavor, which I personally like. My bestie said "it's almost like eating a cookie with shrimp inside" - lol. The house-made sweet-tangy sauce paired well reminding me a bit of eating sweet and sour fried fish fillet. 9. Stir-fried Kidney and Liver with Pickled Chili (5/5) Personally, I am not a fan of eating organ meats, but my bestie who does, said it was "good-quality, fresh kidney and liver. The sauce was gingery and spicy." Pairs well with the house fried rice 10. Fried Tofu Balls (5/5) Each order comes with 4 tofu balls. The tofu balls were lightly fried on the outside to a nice crisp, while the inside was tofuie and spongelike to absorb the heavenly spicy-tangy, cilantro-y, sesame oil sauce that came on the side. A+++ dining experience. We'll be coming back to try out more dishes.

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    3.9 mi
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    Updating my review from many years ago. Initially I rated…read morethis place 3 stars, but over the years we have been regular patrons and have come to love Ji Rong inviting family and friends to celebrate special occasions. The Peking duck is still a stand out. Depending on the amount of people we love adding the signature crispy grouper with the sweet and chill or the short ribs. I love the Chengdu Style Green Bean Jelly. It's spicy numbing with a bit of tartness. They recently revamped their menu adding a lot of new things and their drinks list has grown substantially. Their grilled on the bone beef rib is excellent and new jellyfish appetizer has a wonderful crunch. We haven't tried every menu item because we always get at least one duck which takes up space but we are always aiming to try one new thing each time.

    The establishment is beautiful, well-kept, and the service was excellent. Everything that came out…read morelooked amazing, but unfortunately, I just wish the flavors lived up to the presentation. Given that this place is definitely on the higher end in terms of price, I was expecting the dishes to be a little more unique and exquisite. Peking Duck - 6/10 Pretty standard. The duck skin was crispy and fatty, which was good, but the actual meat was a little dry. The wrapper was okay, but nothing particularly memorable. Crispy Walnut Shrimp - 8/10 By far the best dish of the meal. The shrimp was lightly battered but incredibly crispy, and the walnuts were excellent and complemented the shrimp really well. The sweet melon was questionable, though. I couldn't quite understand the appeal of adding fruit to this dish. Kurobuta Pork Xiao Long Bao - 7/10 The filling was definitely up there in terms of flavor and quality, but the wrapper was far too thick for my liking. A thinner wrapper would have made a big difference. Seared Honey Glazed Cod - 5/10 Unfortunately, this was my least favorite. The fish was very fishy, the sear wasn't particularly impressive, and the sauce didn't pair well with the cod. There were also chestnuts and what I believe were shallots, neither of which I really cared for. Overall, it's a beautiful establishment with great service and very impressive presentation. Unfortunately, the flavors didn't quite match the appearance or the price point for me. The Crispy Walnut Shrimp was the standout, but the other dishes were more average than I expected.

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