Pre-covid, Los Angeles’ Chinese food scene boomed with customers. Chinese cuisine in Los Angeles thrived through glitzy dim sum restaurants and casual street-carts.
Whether you’re seeking spicy wontons or almond milk tea, Los Angeles’ Chinese cuisine can cater to all of your greatest cravings.
Below are a few of Los Angeles favorite Chinese restaurants to support right now. These restaurants need your business and community.
Since the pandemic and anti-Asian hate have cripplied the industry, your support for Chinese restaurants is critical. We cannot allow hatred to ruin the livelihoods of earnest workers and Chinese culture.
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1 First stop: Bang Bang Handmade Noodles in Los Angeles's Highland Park.
Customers line up for hours just to eat the juicy beef shank, lamb shoulder, shiitake wood ear mushroom, all atop cumin noodles.
Check out Bang Bang Handmade Noodles on 5040 York Blvd, Highland Park.
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2 Where’s LA’s go-to spot for humongous savory dumplings? Beijing Pie House in Monterey Park is just the place.
This quick and easy neighborhood joint will have your mouth watering. Check out Beijing Pie House on 846 E Garvey Ave #A, Monterey Park
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3 One of Silver Lake’s few Chinese restaurants: Fat Dragon on Sunset Blvd
With a simple and casual atmosphere, you can feast on their spicy eggplant and steak with broccolini. Make sure to munch on the wontons if you’re feeling extra ravenous.
Check out this joint at 3500 Sunset Blvd.
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4 To fulfill any hot pot desires, consider dining at Arcadia’s Hai Di Lao Hot Pot.
Their “self-heating” hot pots and a full to-go Sichanuese menu will have you coming back for more.
Heat yourself up a hot pot at 400 S Baldwin Ave Suite 2015!
Which one you want to try most? Tell us in the comments below.
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