I'm not a huge fan of Peking duck, but this place did the duck very well! The flavor wasn't overwhelming and it wasn't fatty. The other dishes we ordered were also very good. I would say the fish didn't have much flavor though and probably wouldn't order it again. For a Chinese restaurant the waiter was super attentive. Was very pleased by the service here. Would definitely come again.

The lady that served us was really nice. She is very attentive and suggested us a few dishes according to our preference, since some of us do not eat spicy. I was impressed by all the dishes we ordered. The lobster was so good, I was not expecting the lobster to be a popular dish since it is a Peking duck house. The eel stick rice was amazing too. I will definitely be back to try their other dishes.

The beef bone soup base is rather bland and different from the classic malatang because it’s definitely not spicy enough. The ingredients are fresh but there aren’t many choices to choose from, the sauce section is clean and tidy but again, not a lot of options. It’s good enough to be a lunch spot tho.

We always come here - especially love the light spicy bone broth. My teen loves the spicy dry noodle

Had always wanted to try this but never did since I usually came to this plaza for dessert and ended up smelling the bbq aroma. Finally did and was absolutely horrified by what I got. After coming from eating different skewer places in the past month, this place by far earns the place of never again. Everything was slightly wet or sticky which is already a big tell. There was virtually no wait to enter, given that all other places have about an hour or so wait, and the food that came out was just horrid. The flavoring was just strange and the biggest disappointment was the lean meat skewer. When my food comes out looking like it's someone's leftovers, it kinda is revolting. The *best" skewer we ordered was the lamb, which was palatable at best. Highly would advise people to skip this location.

Focus BBQ is a roof top BBQ, close to the northeast Chinese BBQ flavor profile. The store just brings me back to China, the flavor is on the spot. You have a wide selection of meats, like beef, lamp, chicken, along with some internals like intestines, livers, gizzards etc, if you are down to try. There is a nice roof top outdoor seating area, but it is close to freeway, so it is a bit noisy. Overall, it is a great place to have some BBQ, some beer and chitchat with friends.

Hello Can I get a refund....The food Was Really bad this time I dnt know what happend but the broccoli beef was nast nd chewy...the teriaky chicken Was also Chewy and Tasted Wierd ..usually its good but tonight I was not so good even the white rice Had a nasty taste to it also the egg rolls were super cold and Stale.....can i get refund ...Not satisfied tonight

I frequent China Wok at least 2-4x a month since 2017. I’ve been coming since 2010 or before. Never had issues. Not sure why there are so many complaints on google review. I want to believe people; but then I have to recognize my own experience. It’s always been excellent. I am an Asian food fanatic. Especially Chinese fast food. I’ve tried other Chinese fast food joints. Absolutely NOWHERE compares to china wok for my taste buds. Finally reviewing because I need to defend my friends over at China Wok. Keep doing what y’all doing!

This place offers some of the best Chinese grilled fish in LA. If you're a grilled/roast fish lover and skewers lover, you must try it out. For their roasted fish dishes they use super fresh fish and serve generous portions. You can choose your toppings and spice level—I don't eat spicy, so I ordered mine non-spicy, and it was perfect. They also offer a variety of skewers, including grilled seafood, lamb, beef, pork, chicken, and vegetable skewers, as well as a range of main dishes like zhajiang noodle and yang chow fried rice. I ordered their tang chow fried rice, tastes very good! Don’t forget to check in on Yelp to receive a 10% discount on purchases over $100. The service is very fast, everything is cooked to order, and the decor is nice. The wall paintings shows the culture of roast fish in China are very cool

Must try for a roast fish fan!! Firstly, they use only fresh fish. Next I so love you can choose your own sauce type, spice level and add ons. The add ons include protein such as prawns and a ton of veggies to choose from! There even were three types of tofu! I have never had create your own roast fish like this before and I am a fan for life!! They also offer skewers, cold dishes, fried rice, noodles and a wide range of drinks! Yes of course we did get skewers and were pleasantly surprised by the yummy seasoning and the meat was tender and juicy! Their dishes are served in good size portions and plenty to share. All in all walked away full amd happy!

! We have been coming to this place many times. Golden soup is our favorite!! Love how you can refill the noodles. You can’t beat the price.

Great experience from start to finish. Will come back again! The tomato soup base was a highlight of the meal. So good!

First time trying Xi'an Kitchen. My daughter treated us for lunch. Very small restaurant with huge servings. The foods are authentic Chinese cuisine. They are fast to serve. The prices are reasonable. This place is a diamond in the rough. We will definitely return to try something else on the menu.

It’s a good place for girls gathering, our orders are good large portion for four of us. We had a lamb soup, a spicy oil noodles, a pan-fried large intestine, and a tomato egg noodles, very satisfying! And another point makes worthy to eat is the hand-shakes drink available next door! You should go with friends for a good lunch time!

The food here is amazing 🤤. First off their beef rolls are to die for. And they give you so many and they just taste the best! The pan fried buns🥟 are cooked to perfection as well. I got both of these items to go. Of course I had a little taste first teehee. I ate a bowl of their little wontons in the store🥣. Those were amazing also. The restaurant was hot af to sit in though. They don’t have the air conditioning on. Just the fans which don’t do much lol. But the food makes up for it. Everything is so delicious. They make the best food!!! I am so impressed.

I got myself one large and satisfying bowl of beef noodle soup. There is a large selection of food , drinks, and dessert at this restaurant. Hard to choose from the menu and all look good but later when I tried some the quality wasn’t amazing. The milk tea I really couldn’t finish it tasted like the cheap powdered mix in. Most their menu is ready made and is served directly from the heated trays. Other stuff from the menu takes a few minutes to come out of the kitchen. My beef noodle soup was worth the wait, delicious taste and steaming hot. They were able to modify and make it non-spicy. It was a treat! I wouldn’t have the bean sprout soup again however it didn’t taste fresh. Tray item quality also not the best imo.

Beautiful and clean. Culture accent atmosphere. Free all you can eat fruits bar. The variety of cold appetizers is very delicious. Service is excellent 👌

Yunnan Guoqiao Garden is a cozy and charming spot that beautifully showcases the flavors of Yunnan cuisine. The restaurant’s clean and thoughtfully designed interior, with wooden accents and warm lighting, sets the perfect tone for an enjoyable meal. I also appreciated the display of specialty cold dishes near the entrance—a great touch for anyone wanting to try a variety of flavors. The Tianqi Steamed Chicken Soup was the star of the meal. Served in a traditional clay pot, the broth was rich and aromatic, with subtle herbal notes that made it deeply comforting. The chicken was tender and infused with the flavors of the soup, making each bite feel like a treat. It’s the kind of dish that lingers in your mind long after the meal. The service was efficient, ensuring everything arrived promptly, though there’s a little room for improvement in terms of attentiveness. Overall, Yunnan Guoqiao Garden delivers on its promise of authentic and satisfying Yunnan flavors, and it’s a spot I’d happily revisit.

Small business for Guilin Rice Noodles. Try the Hot & Soup Rice Noodle Soup and Braised Beef, Crispy Pork, Pork intestine, BBQ Pork, and Pork head meat noodles which is good. Fried Egg is ok but added additional chili in it. (I am cool with that.) Side dishes are unlimited refills. Prices and portions are okay. Recommend people want to have a quick lunch here or support small businesses.

Very authentic 桂林米粉！We've tried a few spots in NorCal and SoCal, and this one might come closest to how a bowl might taste in Guilin. The thinly sliced crispy pork is great, perfect amount of sauce, pickled sides are help yourself. We'll be back!

We used to eat here once or twice a week until we moved our office. Today we revisited this place and wanted to see if the food was still as good as before. The service was still very good and friendly, but unfortunately the food didn’t taste as good as before. The dry noodles were pretty good, but the rest was bit below expectations. For example, the pork hocks tasted average but many hair left unplucked. The 水煎包 grilled buns’ flavor was okay, but the skin was too thick and chewy. The street wantons’ wraps were way too thick and some parts weren’t cooked through. Finally the mixed appetizer (攪和攪和） really needs improvement. The cucumbers had no flavor and the seaweeds were way undercooked, nearly raw. I guess things change and as well as tastes, even at one your old favorites.

An alright Chinese diner kind of food. There was absolutely no wait for this restaurant. Their portion sizes are decent and the pricing is ok given the current economy. The pork chop doesn't come cut which was strange, but at least they don't use too much batter when cooking it. The cold dish set comes with a lot of cilantro, so if you're a fan of it, it's pretty decent value. One thing to note is the noodles had a little too much oil at the bottom than I felt was necessary, but overall still pretty good. This can be a decent back up option to eat at if the eateries in the area are jam packed.

We used to eat here once or twice a week until we moved our office. Today we revisited this place and wanted to see if the food was still as good as before. The service was still very good and friendly, but unfortunately the food didn’t taste as good as before. The dry noodles were pretty good, but the rest was bit below expectations. For example, the pork hocks tasted average but many hair left unplucked. The 水煎包 grilled buns’ flavor was okay, but the skin was too thick and chewy. The street wantons’ wraps were way too thick and some parts weren’t cooked through. Finally the mixed appetizer (攪和攪和） really needs improvement. The cucumbers had no flavor and the seaweeds were way undercooked, nearly raw. I guess things change and as well as tastes, even at one your old favorites.

An alright Chinese diner kind of food. There was absolutely no wait for this restaurant. Their portion sizes are decent and the pricing is ok given the current economy. The pork chop doesn't come cut which was strange, but at least they don't use too much batter when cooking it. The cold dish set comes with a lot of cilantro, so if you're a fan of it, it's pretty decent value. One thing to note is the noodles had a little too much oil at the bottom than I felt was necessary, but overall still pretty good. This can be a decent back up option to eat at if the eateries in the area are jam packed.