Family-owned eatery featuring a range of familiar Chinese dishes, plus combination plates & a bar.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8751 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Phone: (424) 688-6344
Website: http://www.fuspalaceonline.com/
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Reviews
Melinda Beard
I love everything about Fu’s palace. It is a comforting restaurant with fantastic food. we always do the BBQ spare ribs, with Mongolian beef and then rotate with a new plate. The Mongolian beef is by far some of the best in LA I’ve had. The atmosphere is cozy and takes you back to a 90’s feel with still feeling very clean. It’s a little quiet but I think that brings to the comfort of the restaurant. Would always recommend to anyone.
… moreKenn
Fu’s Palace is one of those classic LA Chinese restaurants that delivers exactly what you hope for: generous portions, comforting flavors, and a warm, neighborhood feel. The menu is extensive, and the dishes come out quickly, making it a reliable spot whether you’re dining in or ordering takeout.
The food leans toward traditional American-Chinese favorites, all done well crispy orange chicken, flavorful fried rice, tender beef dishes, and solid dim sum options. Portions are big enough to share, and the prices are fair for Los Angeles.
The service is friendly and efficient, even when the restaurant gets busy. It’s the kind of place where staff greet regulars by name, which adds to its charm. The dining room has an old-school vibe in a nostalgic way but could benefit from a small refresh to match the quality of the food.
Overall, Fu’s Palace is a dependable go-to for satisfying Chinese comfort food in LA. Great for family dinners, casual nights out, or when you just want a big plate of something delicious.
… moreThe food leans toward traditional American-Chinese favorites, all done well crispy orange chicken, flavorful fried rice, tender beef dishes, and solid dim sum options. Portions are big enough to share, and the prices are fair for Los Angeles.
The service is friendly and efficient, even when the restaurant gets busy. It’s the kind of place where staff greet regulars by name, which adds to its charm. The dining room has an old-school vibe in a nostalgic way but could benefit from a small refresh to match the quality of the food.
Overall, Fu’s Palace is a dependable go-to for satisfying Chinese comfort food in LA. Great for family dinners, casual nights out, or when you just want a big plate of something delicious.
Ivan Rivera
My wife and I really enjoyed the food. For the appetizer we ordered the egg rolls and steamed dumpling. The egg rolls was the best I have had in California. The dumplings were just ok. We also ordered some pork fried rice, sweet and sour chicken, and garlic shrimp. They give you large portions and it tasted amazing.
… moreScarlett Waddell
The water tasted like it was herb infused and was wonderful! The service was good! The sauce and wontons were yummy. However, I will never return because the quality of meat is so low! Such a disappointment! It was like microwaved bagged chicken. And microwaved veggies.We couldn’t finish more than the first bite of our food, we paid, left, and went to Jeff’s Gourmet sausages for a redeeming meal. Personally I do not think this place deserves to be open serving such low integrity meats. Chicken isn’t expensive, and for that, I’ll never return.
… moreZabrina Gitana
If you are from NYC, this is THE place you want to go to for your Chinese food fix.
REAL New York style Eggrolls
Great NYC style Cantonese food
Fantastic food. You will be happy.
… moreREAL New York style Eggrolls
Great NYC style Cantonese food
Fantastic food. You will be happy.
Constance AG
Great take out. Dish was a full portion packed with everything in the Chow Fun Combo. No skimping. It was one of the best food take outs in a long while was two meals. Tasty, and plenty of noodles. I was a great experience. To top it off a great price! I will be back!
… moreMax Noce
I’m not sure if some of the reviews are fake or paid but this restaurant despite the nice people working in it, it’s completely and utterly disgusting and to be closed immediately. Absolutely tasteless and chewy, had to spit all of the beef I tried out, Horrible food. What a shame. Really terrible. I just spent ..$73 to throw everything in the trash. It was not edible. The people are nice but the food sucks. Really really sucks. Update, a couple of hours after tasting the food I got sick from it.
… moreTony Poland
First and most importantly, if a customer tells the server of a food allergy, they must be taken seriously. To have the peppers withheld from the vegetables is not enough when you serve an egg roll with peppers in it. Egg rolls do not normally have peppers in them, so I didn’t hesitate to take a bite. It was delicious, but when I started to take a second bite I saw pieces of red pepper in the filling. The egg roll should have been withheld from the plate. Perhaps substituted with something that doesn’t have peppers in it.
The sweet & sour chicken was somewhat tasty, but the sauce was so simple it was boring.
The service was good, other than ignoring the food allergy issue.
The atmosphere is nice, but lacking any sort of sound absorption element to dampen the conversations of fellow customers. Curtains or some other sound dampening element would go a long way toward making the dining experience more comfortable.
… moreThe sweet & sour chicken was somewhat tasty, but the sauce was so simple it was boring.
The service was good, other than ignoring the food allergy issue.
The atmosphere is nice, but lacking any sort of sound absorption element to dampen the conversations of fellow customers. Curtains or some other sound dampening element would go a long way toward making the dining experience more comfortable.
Aysen Moreno
SO GOOD!! Orange chicken was nice and crispy. Definitely satisfied my pregnancy craving for good Chinese food!
… moreJohn K
Very classic American Chinese food restaurant from menu to atmosphere. Got beef lo mien and spicy chicken with peanuts. Very generous portions. Both were pretty good and hit the spot. First time i came here was for the UCLA TFT party and wow it is completely different than how i remember. Get dinner here if you want a place to drop first and last names
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