Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 9:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 9:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1271 S Baldwin Ave, Arcadia, CA 91007
Phone: (626) 348-8882
Website: https://www.doulaofang1271.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: doulaofang1271.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Donna C
Very reasonable price and tasty foods. Staffs are very busy but they do their best to attend our requests and refill our tea pots. Enjoy our gathering there
… moreJohnson Chi Hung
My husband and I went to Tang Gong Restaurant around three times a week sometime five day.This is our kitchen. We loved the dim sum, it had a lot of items we can choose and the tea we was Free. I really love it. Some time I will order Chow mein, it was delicious
The place is elegance and comfortable. The employee is very friendly, the owner so generous, they treat you like a family. We love to go there.
I am highly recommended.
… moreThe place is elegance and comfortable. The employee is very friendly, the owner so generous, they treat you like a family. We love to go there.
I am highly recommended.
c t
Service is good. Food is average. I like the chicken feet doesn’t have the orange color like the other typical places. Most of the dimsum $5.39 on weekdays. No charge for tea.
… morehyso ch
I had mala hotpot today and it was really good. I ordered the least spicy broth and it was just right for me. This is a very authentic hotpot restaurant in Los Angeles! I chose the $29 dinner and I had beef, pork, lamb, seafood and all kinds of veggies. The food quality is good and all the servers were very attentive. Aside from the ingredients that you can cook in your soup, there are various side dishes, desserts, fruits, and condiments to choose from. It was a very enjoyable dining experience. Will definitely come back again soon!
… moreWilliam Fong
Ordered a variety of dim sum and it all hit the mark of excellence. All the items were large in size and of good quality.
The pan fried vermicelli was a big hit. Must order when there!!!
The service by the waiter Tony was also excellent eventhough it was a Full House Friday.
Thank you !!!
… moreThe pan fried vermicelli was a big hit. Must order when there!!!
The service by the waiter Tony was also excellent eventhough it was a Full House Friday.
Thank you !!!
Nicholas Kevin Tian
I stumbled upon a newly opened hot pot restaurant. Previously, I had enjoyed dim sum at this location, but as I passed by, I was surprised to see it had transformed into an all-you-can-eat hot pot place. Intrigued, I decided to give it a try. Being a weekday, I figured I wouldn’t overindulge with the all-you-can-eat option. While other set menus were pricier, they offered more variety. As a hot pot enthusiast who prefers lamb slices, I opted for the most affordable set menu at $29 per person.
The menu boasted six soup bases, including a delicious fish maw chicken option. Unlimited drinks complemented the freely available beef and lamb slices, along with an assortment of vegetables for the hot pot. Their seafood impressed me—fresh large shrimp, fish slices, and shrimp paste offered excellent value. The spacious restaurant, though potentially empty-feeling during slow hours, featured comfortable seating and pristine tablecloths.
A dizzying array of condiments awaited at the sauce station. Snacks, desserts, and sago pudding were also on offer, with desserts substantial enough to serve as main courses. The waiter’s enthusiasm and friendliness contributed to an overall pleasant dining experience
… moreThe menu boasted six soup bases, including a delicious fish maw chicken option. Unlimited drinks complemented the freely available beef and lamb slices, along with an assortment of vegetables for the hot pot. Their seafood impressed me—fresh large shrimp, fish slices, and shrimp paste offered excellent value. The spacious restaurant, though potentially empty-feeling during slow hours, featured comfortable seating and pristine tablecloths.
A dizzying array of condiments awaited at the sauce station. Snacks, desserts, and sago pudding were also on offer, with desserts substantial enough to serve as main courses. The waiter’s enthusiasm and friendliness contributed to an overall pleasant dining experience
Vincent Cheung
Celebrated a birthday dinner in a private room at Tang Gong Seafood Restaurant —fantastic food, attentive service, and a warm atmosphere. The seafood was fresh and perfectly cooked. A memorable evening for all!
… moreregis kwong
Dou Lao Fang Restaurant – Update Review (October 2, 2024)
This is my third update on Dou Lao Fang, and I visited today for their recently reintroduced dim sum. I have to say, the dim sum is back and better than ever! We tried the shrimp egg roll and BBQ pork puff pastry, and both were simply amazing. You can tell these dishes are the work of a master dim sum chef.
During our visit, we bumped into the new owners, Jason and Ellen, who were incredibly friendly. They informed us that the restaurant will soon be changing its name to Tang Gong Seafood, a famous Cantonese seafood restaurant from China. They’re relocating their Monterey Park Tang Gong Seafood location to this spot in Arcadia, replacing the current hot pot theme.
I’m eagerly looking forward to the new menu. Based on their Monterey Park location and the reputation of their Chinese restaurants, I know we’re in for some delicious food!
( one month ago) Here’s an updated review for Dou Lao Fang in Arcadia:
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I feel compelled to write this updated review because my previous one is now outdated. Since my last visit, Dou Lao Fang has undergone a significant change—they no longer offer dim sum. If you’re planning to visit for dim sum, you’ll be disappointed.
The owner has transformed the restaurant into a self-service hot pot place. While the concept might appeal to some, I found the prices to be quite high for what’s offered. Although they have a menu with items under $20, the selection is limited and not particularly enticing.
If you’re looking for traditional Chinese cuisine, especially dim sum, this is no longer the place to go. Unfortunately, Dou Lao Fang has moved in a different direction, and it may not meet the expectations of those seeking the familiar flavors of Chinese classics.
… moreThis is my third update on Dou Lao Fang, and I visited today for their recently reintroduced dim sum. I have to say, the dim sum is back and better than ever! We tried the shrimp egg roll and BBQ pork puff pastry, and both were simply amazing. You can tell these dishes are the work of a master dim sum chef.
During our visit, we bumped into the new owners, Jason and Ellen, who were incredibly friendly. They informed us that the restaurant will soon be changing its name to Tang Gong Seafood, a famous Cantonese seafood restaurant from China. They’re relocating their Monterey Park Tang Gong Seafood location to this spot in Arcadia, replacing the current hot pot theme.
I’m eagerly looking forward to the new menu. Based on their Monterey Park location and the reputation of their Chinese restaurants, I know we’re in for some delicious food!
( one month ago) Here’s an updated review for Dou Lao Fang in Arcadia:
—
I feel compelled to write this updated review because my previous one is now outdated. Since my last visit, Dou Lao Fang has undergone a significant change—they no longer offer dim sum. If you’re planning to visit for dim sum, you’ll be disappointed.
The owner has transformed the restaurant into a self-service hot pot place. While the concept might appeal to some, I found the prices to be quite high for what’s offered. Although they have a menu with items under $20, the selection is limited and not particularly enticing.
If you’re looking for traditional Chinese cuisine, especially dim sum, this is no longer the place to go. Unfortunately, Dou Lao Fang has moved in a different direction, and it may not meet the expectations of those seeking the familiar flavors of Chinese classics.
Wilson
Pretty decent spot, gets pretty busy during weekend. Ordered an assortment of items from menu, no complaints!
… moreTimothy Ng
Came here for dimsum on New Year’s Day. They handled the crowd well. Food came out fast, hot, fresh, tasty. Not sure who decided to paint the walls inside all bright red, though.
… more