I loved it. The dessert sesame paste filled buns are amazzzzing. I would only suggest they ask you first if you want ice in your drink, because its brought with ice by default (like anywhere else here 🙄) and it would be nice to remind you that they could make it withouht it.

The strong suite of the place are certainly the dumplings. The Crystal Dumpling - the prawn dumpling on the menu was excellent 👍 The beef noodle lacked a bit of flavor, although the beef was tender.

Number one of the Jjambbong. I ordered with my coworkers, no one’s complaining. Perfect for lunch when raining, chilled, or anytime. 🤣 Wok fried jjambbong soup is something special taste. It’s kind of the fire smell also deep flavor of the broth. Must Try other foods too.

To us: this place has the best jjajangmyun I had in a long time. Because the food itself is greasy it's hard to get it wrong and everyone's flavor taste the same. But this place is not above others To others: been here for times, they all have been good To owners: everytime we go there for dinner there is always party of three who drinks and swear. It ruins the experiencen for other customers

My first time having these cumin spiced lamb skewers on a rolling grill and I LOVED it. We ordered 25 for 3 of us, which seemed like a lot but we killed it - 15 lamb, 5 chicken, 5 chicken heart(?). Wouldn’t recommend the chicken was a bit dry. The spicy lamb is actually very spicy, but also addicting so couldn’t stop. Appreciated the refillable banchan. We had to wait about 15 min. It’s a small restaurant with limited tables and the grill doesn’t cook them very fast.

Delicious skewers! We mostly got the lamb ones but also liked the pork belly. In addition to the skewers, we got the seafood pancake and the pork dumplings. Everything was fantastic and we would definitely go back again

Very authentic Korean Chinese. Jjajangmyun, Jjambbong, Tangsooyook were very good.

One of the few original mom/pop restaurants left in Koreatown. Been eating here since childhood and the food remains on point, just how I remember it every time. Whether it's your first or 100th time here- (간)짜장면, 짬뽕, 탕수육, 깡뽕새우 are a must! Dine-in highly recommended, it's worth the wait.

Hong Kong Banjum is the most famous Korean Chinese restaurant franchise in Korea, and it lives up to its reputation in LA as well. The food offers a consistently delicious taste, and the prices are reasonable. The tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) was especially tasty. Although it's self-service, the staff at the counter were very friendly and helpful, adding to the positive experience.

True Korean Chinese food. Authentic to the tee. Don’t really like the other jajangmyin places in LA. Taste is a bit lacking in the other places. I like the Stir-fried Jakangmyun here the best. Sweet n sour pork is also the best around.

honestly this place has good food and every staff member amazing except for 1 lady that worked there she was extremely rude she did something that i never thought i experienced she told me i had to give up my table for someone else not even saying please she just said i had to move can you imagine talking to a customer like that no she should be imediatly fired that was not okay if she would of said please and be nicer no problem but the way she came at me was discusting im sorry to the other staff members they were amazing but they lost a customer i used to tip them because they were amazing however this is the first time i saw that lady too she needs to learn how to respect customers i will not be comming back because of her honestly i would not even give her 1 star review sorry to the other staff members there but just the way she acted that even surprised me so people if you go here they do sell good food but be careful of that lady it was very wrong what she did

The black bean noodle is legit! Huge portions, I couldn’t finish and tapped out. The potstickers were on point, right amount of crisp to chewiness ratio. Inside atmosphere is meh borderline suss but food and service is good.

My boyfriend and I were looking for a local spot to have a quick dinner, and we ended up having the best experience we’ve ever had with Chinese food. Their orange chicken is undoubtedly the best I’ve ever had. I’m extremely glad we found this place, which made our experience in this city hundreds of times more enjoyable.

Although my son and I went in before the bakery opens (we didn't know it was closed) the lady inside still welcomed us and took our order. We got a Thai iced tea with boba and it was delicious. I'm giving this place 5 stars because the lady that helped us was so nice, didn't turn us away (despite being closed), and their menu items are very affordable. I'll come back to have lunch soon.

They get super busy so if you have a big party, make sure to make reservations. They have a big room to accommodate 100 people and they can also separate it into 5 rooms to host a party of 20 in each room! They have a wide selection of party menu so it a perfect place to host your party. There is a reason for them being open since 1984. And I was convinced to check out Shin Beijing because a chef from one of my favorite Korean restaurants in LA told me about them so it’s legit. I wouldn’t go here just for jjajangmyeon or jjampong. Still good but I highly recommend going their for the main dishes.

Every dish I had there was so good. From the chicken, noodles and dessert I would definitely go back.

Heard about this place from a Chinese food travel blogger on 小红书(little red book) chinese social media. So being in Beverly Hills for a visit I decided to pop in and try some dim sum as was talked about. I got number 8 steamed dim sum combination. Excellent as far as that goes! Grabbed some almond cookies on the way out so unsure of taste. Friendly staff and nice service for eating in. It's quaint and has the feel of a hidden gem chinese restaurant with lots of western faves. Definitely a good idea if you are alone on a Sunday night and hungry in LA.

The crispy tangerine beef was so good! Not many places offer crispy beef so we were ecstatic to find one and it did not disappoint. The portion fed both me and my partner for around 20$ which is a steal in my opinion.

Very good standard Hong Kong style lunch. Tea is just from a tea bag but food is fresh and flavorful. We had the lunch combo which makes it very affordable. 3 combos for $45

The food is good, they have a large menu. The service and the entire eating experience is atrocious. It is hard to even find a wait staff to take our order, we had to go find our own water! The food arrives randomly and they are annoyed that we wanted the ma po tofu without meat. Our sense is they have tons of to go orders, and were more interested in them. If you want to eat here, maybe order to go.