3 Best Chinese Restaurants in Los Angeles, CA

Dim sum here is very cheap and excellent. Lots of food for a good price. I swear downtown LA charges double price for the same exact items and same taste. Dinner meals are also great. Skip the fried dishes and get some real Chinese food like their eggplant dish or half chicken ginger dish and some rice. We liked those dishes a lot. Cooked Chinese eggplant correctly. The eggplant dish can use a bit more eggplant though. The restaurant should consider keeping its floors cleaner though. Not a fan of sticky floors... Parking: Free parking lot in front of restaurant. Also cheap paid street parking on sale block as restaurant.

Great place for solid dumplings for dine in or takeout. The chicken corn soup was some of the best soup I ever had. It was a bit ubdersalted which I prefer because it’s easier to add salt than to take away. Great prices and overall a solid find with easy parking. The egg custard tarts were absolutely delicious.

My one my favorite stops in Los Angeles. This little spot is a gem. I love dim sum, baked pork bums. Food is awesome! You will not be disappointed.

Bao Dim Sum House is my neighborhood go to for delicious authentic affordable dim sum dishes! I would say it compares to din tai fung but better portions and much cheaper. Listen, the quality is still there, most dishes are good to share and some you might want for yourself, but whatever you are into they have it. Service for the most part was friendliest but make sure you come on a weekday to get a full experience I feel like when it’s busy it’s lacking but overall Ive been here more than once. Parking is typical street parking, they might have valet but you have to double check. Overall definitely get the juicy dumplings, The juicy roulette and the duck it’s a must!

A bit expensive but worth it. The pork dumplings were a little small but were super good. The pork shrimp shumai was massive, although not quite as good but still delicious. Fried rice portion was massive and good. Baked pork buns were okay, I'm getting them at night though so I don't think they were fresh and that's probably why. Overall a good choice.

I've been to Bao Dim Sum House twice, lunch & dinner! They offer a lunch specials menu (Noon-3 p.m.) and a Happy Hour Menu (4-7 p.m.) with excellent prices. I highly recommend trying the Mushroom Dumplings (really tasty) and juicy Roulette (a sort of colorful dumplings) for their special offers. We also liked the Egg Drop Soup and shrimp Wonton Soup. The service is excellent, and the food is pretty authentic! Dinner time is packed so ensure to come a bit early to avoid a long wait.