Compact sit-down place fixing up noodles, fried rice & other familiar Chinese fare, plus cocktails.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4703 Lakeview Canyon Rd, Westlake Village, CA 91361
Phone: (818) 991-3850
Website: https://www.lvgcr.com/
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Reviews
Sally Yung
I love this place. It is my 1st time. I told Linda I have a doctor appointment, so please fast. She gave me everything so fast. Food was good. I finished everything on my dish. Love it. Will come again to try other dishes. 🙂 <3
High light: black tea and chips are free of charge.
8/13/2025
I came for lunch. I ordered black bean shrimp with white rice. It was very good. Thanks for the fastest service.
… moreHigh light: black tea and chips are free of charge.
8/13/2025
I came for lunch. I ordered black bean shrimp with white rice. It was very good. Thanks for the fastest service.
Cary Brown
LAKEVIEW GARDEN RESTAURANT offers the best of what American-Chinese restaurants are known for: delicious appetizers, soups, and entrees, fresh ingredients, large servings, and they’ve added a readable colorful, well designed menu.
Lakeview Garden’s 150 plus item menu emulators the fine Chinese restaurants found in New York or Chicago. Their entrees are large and delivered piping hot.
I am a vegan and the mix of vegan and conventional proteins is good. The vegan appetizers especially the vegan egg rolls and crispy noodles are delicious. Our server suggested I order the vegetable Chow mein. This vegan entree was large, with crisp veggies and a rich sauce. It was delicious.
The others at our table ordered fish and chicken dishes. They called their well prepared meals delicious.
The staff is friendly and knowledgeable;
checking after our food was served to see if everything pleased us. Our companions ordered an extra entree for tomorrow’s lunch. Drinks are large. Refills are free.
This is a Chinese restaurant. A large percentage of their meals are take-a-way. The containers used for carryouts are strong enough to survive the trip without leaking.
STUFF: Pricing is moderate. Free parking in their ADA compatible lot.
… moreLakeview Garden’s 150 plus item menu emulators the fine Chinese restaurants found in New York or Chicago. Their entrees are large and delivered piping hot.
I am a vegan and the mix of vegan and conventional proteins is good. The vegan appetizers especially the vegan egg rolls and crispy noodles are delicious. Our server suggested I order the vegetable Chow mein. This vegan entree was large, with crisp veggies and a rich sauce. It was delicious.
The others at our table ordered fish and chicken dishes. They called their well prepared meals delicious.
The staff is friendly and knowledgeable;
checking after our food was served to see if everything pleased us. Our companions ordered an extra entree for tomorrow’s lunch. Drinks are large. Refills are free.
This is a Chinese restaurant. A large percentage of their meals are take-a-way. The containers used for carryouts are strong enough to survive the trip without leaking.
STUFF: Pricing is moderate. Free parking in their ADA compatible lot.
Jon Bullock
This is a great little Chinese restaurant with the typical fare. What makes it above average is the lunch special. Very affordable considering how expensive things have gotten since the pandemic.
I would definitely go here again. There is plenty of comfortable booth seating as well.
… moreI would definitely go here again. There is plenty of comfortable booth seating as well.
Jerome Shoukry
I’ve eaten at Lakeview Garden quite a few times, and I want to be fair right from the start. Our first several orders were actually very good. The food was flavorful, the portions were generous, and it felt like the kitchen cared about what they were sending out. Unfortunately, today’s experience was the complete opposite—and disappointing enough that I felt the need to leave this review.
Order #1: Broccoli Beef
The beef was largely fatty, chewy, and very rough to eat. It honestly felt like low-quality cuts that shouldn’t have been served at all. The broccoli itself was undercooked, leaving it hard rather than tender. To make matters worse, the brown sauce was overly thick and completely lacking in flavor. It added nothing to the dish and only highlighted how poorly executed it was.
Order #2: Chicken Chow Mein
This dish was even more disappointing. The chicken portion was not even half of what it was just a few months ago, which was immediately noticeable. The noodles were smaller, dry, and bland, and the entire dish had absolutely no taste. No seasoning, no depth—just food going through the motions.
This brings me to a larger issue that I’ve noticed not just here, but at many restaurants lately: to-go orders are not being treated with the same care as dine-in meals. It feels like once the food leaves the building, quality and pride go out the window. That should never be the case. People are still spending real money on these meals.
We spent over $40 on today’s order, and quite frankly, it was inedible. That’s unacceptable. When customers are spending $40–$50 on takeout, the food should still be made with care, attention, and pride—just like it would be if it were being served at a table.
To give the restaurant a chance to address the issue, I called and spoke with the manager before writing this review. Unfortunately, that interaction was just as disappointing. She offered a brief “sorry,” seemed completely uninterested in the feedback, and made no real effort to address the situation or make it right. It felt dismissive and left me with the impression that customer satisfaction simply wasn’t a priority.
I genuinely hope management reads this and takes it seriously. This place used to be good, which is why this experience is so frustrating. Please remind the kitchen that every order matters, especially takeout. People are choosing to spend their hard-earned money here, and they deserve food that’s prepared with care and respect.
Based on this experience, I will not be returning or spending my hard-earned money at Lakeview Garden again.
… moreOrder #1: Broccoli Beef
The beef was largely fatty, chewy, and very rough to eat. It honestly felt like low-quality cuts that shouldn’t have been served at all. The broccoli itself was undercooked, leaving it hard rather than tender. To make matters worse, the brown sauce was overly thick and completely lacking in flavor. It added nothing to the dish and only highlighted how poorly executed it was.
Order #2: Chicken Chow Mein
This dish was even more disappointing. The chicken portion was not even half of what it was just a few months ago, which was immediately noticeable. The noodles were smaller, dry, and bland, and the entire dish had absolutely no taste. No seasoning, no depth—just food going through the motions.
This brings me to a larger issue that I’ve noticed not just here, but at many restaurants lately: to-go orders are not being treated with the same care as dine-in meals. It feels like once the food leaves the building, quality and pride go out the window. That should never be the case. People are still spending real money on these meals.
We spent over $40 on today’s order, and quite frankly, it was inedible. That’s unacceptable. When customers are spending $40–$50 on takeout, the food should still be made with care, attention, and pride—just like it would be if it were being served at a table.
To give the restaurant a chance to address the issue, I called and spoke with the manager before writing this review. Unfortunately, that interaction was just as disappointing. She offered a brief “sorry,” seemed completely uninterested in the feedback, and made no real effort to address the situation or make it right. It felt dismissive and left me with the impression that customer satisfaction simply wasn’t a priority.
I genuinely hope management reads this and takes it seriously. This place used to be good, which is why this experience is so frustrating. Please remind the kitchen that every order matters, especially takeout. People are choosing to spend their hard-earned money here, and they deserve food that’s prepared with care and respect.
Based on this experience, I will not be returning or spending my hard-earned money at Lakeview Garden again.
George Schwartz
Steamed dumplings were ice cold and tasteless. The sweet and sour pork was hard and sticky and lukewarm The beef and scallops was mediocre. Scallops were raw and there was a tiny portion of beef although it was soft. The meal looked as if it was put together by an ameuter cook. It cost us about $70 for the two of us. Not worth it all. We will not return
… moreJonathan Miller
Bad. Just bad. We’ve been taking out from here on and off for many years. At one point, long ago, the food was good. But the last three times we’ve taken out, the quality of the food was just rock bottom bad. Please note: since this is takeout, our feedback applies only to the quality and taste of the food, nothing more.
… moreDaniel
My fiancée and I ordered the Sizzling Black Pepper Steak, BBQ Pork Lo Mein, Sautéed String Beans, and Won Ton Soup. Everything was flavorless and bland. The won ton soup was okay, but we both got extremely sick about 1 hour after eating. Absolutely stay away, since I’m sure it has dubious health standards.
… moreE S
This place is beyond stingy! We’ve been ordering from here once a week, sometimes twice a week, but it’s gotten worse and worse. We constantly ask for soy sauce packets and utensils and never ever get them. This last time we asked about the soy sauce, they said they limit one packet per entree. Every time we order, we get about 4-5 entrees and the bill is always $85+. You’re telling me that you can’t supply more than 4 packets of soy sauce for an order of that size? Each entree is supposed to be shared with others so am I supposed to share the one soy sauce packet between let’s say 3 or 4 people? On top of that, we asked for extra chips that come with the hot and sour soup and they charged us an additional $3.45 after we already received the order. Why would you charge extra for something that is already included? If we were dining in you wouldn’t change for either soy sauce or extra chips. I understand businesses try to pass on the extra charges/fees on to the consumer but sometimes the business needs to eat it up and not pass it on to the consumer as it’s the cost of doing business. I refuse to support this restaurant anymore and won’t be ordering ever again.
… moreAbby Hsin
The food is delicious, the prices are reasonable, and the service is excellent. Highly recommended!
… moreNico Kelly
Best Chinese food in all of Westlake!!! Best hot and sour soup anywhere in the world! This place has been here forever and I’ve been coming here since I was a teenager. We have not been in years but came tonight and it is just as good as I remember. We plan on coming a lot more! Right next door to what used to be the Westlake twin theater, but it’s now the Regency Theater.
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