Enduring strip-mall spot preparing Sichuan & Mandarin fare & specialty cocktails amid quaint decor.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 26-F Peninsula Center, Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274
Phone: (310) 541-0803
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Reviews
Jeff Ragan
This is the best Chinese food experience I’ve had since visiting Xi’an. We enjoyed the orange chicken and sweet and sour shrimp.
… moreDan Dixon
Terrible experience. Extremely mismanaged and the entire restaurant shows it, staff doesnt care, service so slow went to get my own water, no one knew who was taking our order, over 1.5 hrs from sitting to when food arrived and order was wrong. The restaurant shows it age bathrooms dirty, carpet dirty, just do yourself a favour and forget this place entirety.
… moreBharat Jethani
This is the best place to have authentic Chinese food. The staff is very friendly and helpful with whatever food as per your choice. If you let them know right combination of what is required they will get it done. Green beans, fried rice, tofu, sweet corn soup and Chinese pan cake was the order. The food was hot and the taste was authentic as you get the Chinese food. It’s not too costly.. The interiors are red as Chinese restaurants are always looking.
… moreFariba Sadeghi-Tabrizi
Food was ok. Our food arrived at different times so some of it was cold by the time we ate. Service was ok. Need to teach their busboy to not bang dishes together when putting them on the cart to take to the kitchen.
… moreMatt (Text)
What should you call soup that is neither hot nor sour? I don’t know. I’m not in advertising, but I’m thinking anything but “hot and sour soup” would work.
Might I suggest tasteless-spiceless slime soup? I’ve had about a million bowls in my life, but im actually impressed how something so full of ingredients can be so bland.
Lots of good reviews so im guessing I just picked poorly.
Edited because autocorrect
… moreMight I suggest tasteless-spiceless slime soup? I’ve had about a million bowls in my life, but im actually impressed how something so full of ingredients can be so bland.
Lots of good reviews so im guessing I just picked poorly.
Edited because autocorrect
Scott Dee
Absolutely some of the finest food in the area! I can’t say that I’ve had everything on the menu (yet), but I can say that I’ve lot track of the number of times that I’ve eaten here.
… moreTatsiana Mikhailovna
Not a good place to eat Chinese food. Bad food. Waited over an hour for soup. Half of order did not make to the table. Charge was for a whole order. No refills on soda. Dirty . Dated.
… moremark yen
Very hidden and old style Chinese food. The Taiwanese beef noodles are very good and according to the owners a passed down recipe.
… moreMarcel Monji
Nice place. Good Mai Tai, I think they call it, “Ume the hill”. Good lunch special. Beer could be colder.
… moreAshkan Maher
Food is ok,customer service is not the greatest!qhile we where eating there staff where cutting green beans in front of us on the next table!!!
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