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Humble veteran serving Sichuan staples such as spicy wontons, kung pao shrimp & double-cooked pork.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:15 PM, 5–8:45 PM |
| Saturday | 12–2:15 PM, 5–8:45 PM |
| Sunday | 5–8:45 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:15 PM, 5–8:45 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:15 PM, 5–8:45 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:15 PM, 5–8:45 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10450 National Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034
Phone: (310) 837-0252
Website: http://www.husrestaurant.com/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Michelle Xu
Ordered takeout online! Loved that I was able to specify vegetarian/vegan. We ordered the vegetarian chow fun (flat noodle), string beans, stir fried vegetables, and country tofu. Everything was delightfully spicy. Will definitely order again. Classic Chinese old school taste coming from an ABC reviewer.
… moreLuis and Jessica Nunez Alvarez
A great restaurant for the best authentic Chinese food. My favorite restaurant in the LA area. The customer service is always excellent ! I love the everything on the menu so many options. If you are in the area give them an opportunity and it will change your mind.
… moreNayobi Maldonado-Ochoa
Ordered 3 boxes of takeout – everything tasted decent but it was very overpriced and one of the entrees upset both my stomach and my bf’s. For the high price I was disappointed that the kung pao beef box was still an inch empty (pictured). We still had a small amount of leftovers but I don’t think it was worth the price and I wouldn’t recommend. I wasn’t able to make their narrow dine-in timeframe so I can’t comment on service or atmosphere.
… morePearl Lee
Such a lovely place. My favorite restaurant in LA. The service was awesome! I love the complimentary hot tea and egg rolls. Don’t hesitate to go into this place just with the look from the outside! You’ll find the best reataurant around here.
… moreConnie & Robbie
We hadn’t been to Hu’s in about 10 years. We couldn’t figure out why and decided to give it another try. They were very kind and had good service. I was given a spoon with some dried on sauce on it and the waiter quickly replaced it, apologized, and then comped us some Szechuan cucumbers which was a very nice thing to do. The food however was mediocre in flavor. About what you’d expect with Westside Chinese. We got spicy noodles that were very spicy, which was good, but didn’t have much flavor, which was bad. The green beans also seemed to lack flavor even though they were cooked with pork. My Kung Pao chicken was goopy and had a bit too much ginger for my taste. The one dish we did like was the shrimp, although it seemed a bit pricey. Overall, the experience wasn’t awful but wasn’t good enough that we’ll be back before another 10 years pass.
… moreJD
I call this area restaurant row because the entire block is filled with good eats. This spot is top 3 in the area imo. Fresh food and friendly staff. The king Pao chicken was tasty and the soup was delicious. Don’t let the exterior deter you, the menu is what matters here.
… moreJasmin Hussain
Smaller restaurant but filled with people and surprisingly sufficient seating space. They have a good variety of different dishes. It is perfect for ordering family style. I was happy with the various dishes we ordered. I can recommend the egg rolls. Although Szechuan might indicate spicy food, the food was not too spicy. You can choose from a prefixed menu or order a la carte. The owners are very friendly and help when it comes to deciding what to order. I enjoyed the different types of people. It was overall a very cozy environment. Depending on time and day the parking might be a little tough to get away with.
… moreJett Galindo
Reminds me of the Chinese restaurants my family used to go to every Sundays growing up. There’s something very familiar and homey about the place. Their dumpling soup packed so much flavor, both in the dumpling and the soup broth. Their sweet and sour pork was flavorful but the meat was tough. Will definitely come back and try their other dishes.
… moreHarry Engel
You would never know.
You would drive by it and not see it.
You would see it and dismiss it.
And you would miss it.
The vegetable wonton in soup.
The famous string beans.
The spicy cucumber.
So good.
The reviews are real. And for once actually reflect something more than uneducated opinions.
… moreYou would drive by it and not see it.
You would see it and dismiss it.
And you would miss it.
The vegetable wonton in soup.
The famous string beans.
The spicy cucumber.
So good.
The reviews are real. And for once actually reflect something more than uneducated opinions.
Conner Brown
Got the Ma Pao tofu and hot & sour soup togo from this place after a long day of work. Really amazing restaurant quality chinese food, great quality and the staff were very friendly. Looks like a great atmosphere for dining in as well.
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