First up, the Spicy Stinky Tofu: I'm delighted to say they use real fried stinky tofu, tossed in a delicious hot sauce. Don't forget to order a bowl of rice to go along with it!
Next, the Braided Pork Feet: these are cooked to perfection. The texture is wonderfully tender, with a chewy gelatinous skin complemented by a nice balance of sweet and spicy sauce.
The Baked Seaweed Fish Fillets are another highlight – they come out crispy and golden on the outside, with delicate fish fillets inside. It's truly a fantastic dish, and I have no complaints about it!
Finally, the Shanghai Rice Cake: while many restaurants offer this dish, it's rare to find rice cakes that are flavorful, soft, and not...
Four stars overall. I've been here several times, and the food is consistently delicious. It can be a bit salty, especially the Crispy Fish Fillet, so just be sure to ask for less salt. They claim they don't use MSG or can't add it, but I’m not sure if it's a coincidence, but I always feel a bit sleepy afterward. I’ll need to visit again to confirm that. I would feel guilty giving it only three stars if I weren't honest. My family tends to order the same favorites every time we come: #81 $8.50 Shanghai Vegetable Pork Rice Cake (which is delightfully chewy), #122 $10.99 Crispy Fish Fillet with Seaweed (a family favorite), #8 $6.99 Seaweed Cucumber Salad, and #27 $7.50 Shanghai Xiao Long Bao (...
I sampled a few dishes and noticed that the baozi (steamed meat-filled buns) were quite popular. However, I have to say it was one of the worst I'd ever had. In China, you can find four large baozi for around a dollar on the street, and they taste so much better. Even in East LA, there are far superior options. This baozi had oil pooling at the bottom, and the bread was hard, as if it hadn't been steamed properly. The meat inside was bland and lacked flavor.
I've been ordering from this restaurant many times for the past few years, food was pretty good overall until today's order. The XLB skin are thicker than usual and was a bit hard. The chicken w/ cold noodle was also a bit hard and dry as well. Not sure if it is still the same chef or changed since our last visit
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The fried rice, sweet and sour pork, and xiao long bao were great! However, the shen jian bao 's 'wrapper ' (dough around it) was quite thick and there was barely any meat. Overall a great place to eat .
One of my favorite noodle places in the area. I recently tried the jiajiang myun, and while it may not look like much, it was incredibly delicious and quite filling.
My daughter and I, tried this place recently. We have been coming here, really delicious authentic. When we cant go to china town we come here.
Lunch comes with a free green/black/Thai tea for every $10. Their steam friend buns are excellent.
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Authentic Shanghai cuisine with quick and friendly service. A fantastic spot for lunch!
Authentic Shanghai style food. Very clean taste. Also clean dinning area.
Wok Fried Beef With Black Pepper Sauce
Preserved Veggie With Bean Curd & Bean
Vegetable With Green Bean Starch Sheet
Pork With Bell Pepper & Shredded Tofu
Wok Fried Preserved Veggie With Beef
Pork & Pickled Veggie With Tofu Meat
Wok Fried Vermicelli & Ground Pork
Braised Vegetable & Fish With Tofu
Wok Fried Vegetable With Bean Curd
Wok Fried Tofu Skin With Mushroom
