Ordered Sweet n Sour Pork and Orange Chicken. Both the pork meat and the chicken meat were cut into very small pieces and I mean small! Finger tip size small!! Sweet n Sour Pork was more bone than meat.
Food: 1
范瑾
I'm from Shanghai and I like your food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Guowei Ggw
Average, no special features.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Ben Ter
No balance in the Shanghai chow mein - all noodles and not enough pork or veg. Cucumber salad was tasty.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 5
shihlin1
Prices are on the high side, but they're running a promo 20% off special now.Most dishes are well prepared.Luv their Red Cook Pork with Tofu Knots, sound weird I know but oh so delicious !Covers most Shanghai regional dishes of China, cant go wrong with their noodles dishes as well as assorted rice and rice cakesWell worth a visit !
April Q.
I came here multiple times with no problem. Until last week, I got a 豆瓣鱼汤面 to go at noon, the tofu was tasted weird, definitely something exposure under hot weather for a long time and go bad, but they still decided to use it and sell to the client. Will not come back again.
Derrick K.
Solid shanghainese restaurant that is small, but clean. Super authentic with fast and good service. I always go to noodle soups. I went with my dad and got the preserved vegetables shredded pork noodle soup and my dad got the sweet and sour noodle soup. They give you the broth in a separate bowl which I like. The broth flavor is deep and has an almost creamy texture. Their noodles are soft and still chewy as well. I also ordered their dumplings, rice dishes and string beans before and they all have been good especially for their price.
Alex H.
We got the Orange chicken here, it tastes really bad. I understand they tried to be authentic and add the orange flavor, but at this point I'd rather go to Panda Express. It also contained a lot of dough.
Jay Q.
Food is amazing, service is great, ambiance is good... me and and a few friends had our lunch in here.
Thein A.
Food is good service is good for Asian restaurants will come visit again Morning combo breakfast worth the money
I tried a couple dishes. I noticed the baozi (steamed meat-filled bun) was popular. I have to say, it was one of the worst I've ever had. In China they sell these four large ones for about one dollar on the street all over. They taste much better.Even around East LA there are much better ones. This one had oil collecting on the bottom and the bread was hard, like they did not just steam it. The meat was plain tasting.
Anita W.
Not sure why this place only has 3.5 ratings...If anything, I am pretty sure it's not about the food because almost everything on the menu...well, at least the ones I have ordered before is very delicious. My favorite dish here is the noodle, either dry or soup..I tried the prawn noodle soup, the fish & tofu noodle soup, the pork feet noodle soup, kungpao noodle soup, etc, etc...I also like their house noodle..they never came disappointed..always spot on every time...the other dish that I love is the deep fried fish with some green thing on it..I forgot what it's called...the xiaolong bao and shengjian bao here are awesome!! One of the best! Yummy...Overall, this is one of the chinese restaurants that I would crave over and over again...worth a try folks!
Mario Portillo
The food is good. Pay attention to the address as it can be tricky to find.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jonathan Najar
Stopped by on my way to Long Beach. Really Good food will definitely come back even though it’s an hour away from me. Noodles were spectacular. Orange Beef was amazing never had that before. Please go try it out
Lucy Y.
Such good food with great, affordable prices. I got the pork and picked vegetables fried rice and my friends got the pork and pickled vegetables noodle soup, spicy beef and tofu noodle, house sauce pork noodle. Everything was goooddddd. We also got xiao long bao for all of us and that was super delicious too. The service was great, the indoor seating was great. I had a great time everybody.
Ordered Sweet n Sour Pork and Orange Chicken. Both the pork meat and the chicken meat were cut into very small pieces and I mean small! Finger tip size small!! Sweet n Sour Pork was more bone than meat.
Food: 1
I'm from Shanghai and I like your food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Average, no special features.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
No balance in the Shanghai chow mein - all noodles and not enough pork or veg. Cucumber salad was tasty.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 5
Prices are on the high side, but they're running a promo 20% off special now.Most dishes are well prepared.Luv their Red Cook Pork with Tofu Knots, sound weird I know but oh so delicious !Covers most Shanghai regional dishes of China, cant go wrong with their noodles dishes as well as assorted rice and rice cakesWell worth a visit !
I came here multiple times with no problem. Until last week, I got a 豆瓣鱼汤面 to go at noon, the tofu was tasted weird, definitely something exposure under hot weather for a long time and go bad, but they still decided to use it and sell to the client. Will not come back again.
Solid shanghainese restaurant that is small, but clean. Super authentic with fast and good service. I always go to noodle soups. I went with my dad and got the preserved vegetables shredded pork noodle soup and my dad got the sweet and sour noodle soup. They give you the broth in a separate bowl which I like. The broth flavor is deep and has an almost creamy texture. Their noodles are soft and still chewy as well. I also ordered their dumplings, rice dishes and string beans before and they all have been good especially for their price.
We got the Orange chicken here, it tastes really bad. I understand they tried to be authentic and add the orange flavor, but at this point I'd rather go to Panda Express. It also contained a lot of dough.
Food is amazing, service is great, ambiance is good... me and and a few friends had our lunch in here.
Food is good service is good for Asian restaurants will come visit again Morning combo breakfast worth the money
Restaurantji Recommends
I tried a couple dishes. I noticed the baozi (steamed meat-filled bun) was popular. I have to say, it was one of the worst I've ever had. In China they sell these four large ones for about one dollar on the street all over. They taste much better.Even around East LA there are much better ones. This one had oil collecting on the bottom and the bread was hard, like they did not just steam it. The meat was plain tasting.
Not sure why this place only has 3.5 ratings...If anything, I am pretty sure it's not about the food because almost everything on the menu...well, at least the ones I have ordered before is very delicious. My favorite dish here is the noodle, either dry or soup..I tried the prawn noodle soup, the fish & tofu noodle soup, the pork feet noodle soup, kungpao noodle soup, etc, etc...I also like their house noodle..they never came disappointed..always spot on every time...the other dish that I love is the deep fried fish with some green thing on it..I forgot what it's called...the xiaolong bao and shengjian bao here are awesome!! One of the best! Yummy...Overall, this is one of the chinese restaurants that I would crave over and over again...worth a try folks!
The food is good. Pay attention to the address as it can be tricky to find.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Stopped by on my way to Long Beach. Really Good food will definitely come back even though it’s an hour away from me. Noodles were spectacular. Orange Beef was amazing never had that before. Please go try it out
Such good food with great, affordable prices. I got the pork and picked vegetables fried rice and my friends got the pork and pickled vegetables noodle soup, spicy beef and tofu noodle, house sauce pork noodle. Everything was goooddddd. We also got xiao long bao for all of us and that was super delicious too. The service was great, the indoor seating was great. I had a great time everybody.