Mr Chow

READ BEFORE YOU GO !! 5 stars for service zero for food This is in the level of disrespect people who spend top dollars Big show for nothing !! Amazing service scene then huge disappointment from the food We started with chicken satai Wes ok. Vegetable dumplings, tasteless. Ordered their noodles we never received The crispy beef was a JOKE!!!! Total waste of money Insanely Thin sliced of maybe beef fat not the meat himself covered with tons of cornstarch and they called it main course, you basically receiving a very small plate full of cornstarch fries. The crispy dock greasy and dry Fried rice full of oil, veggies as well All dishes swims in oil. If I could I wouldn’t pay a penny for this meal. Interesting how come not even ONE CHINESE PERSON dine in this Saturday night service. Not even one. It’s a shame for the Chinese culture and culinary to call this establishment a Chinese restaurant. I’m in shock. Server decided to put us on a pre fix menu even though we asked an la cart because we’re not eating some of the stuff He decided to order for us and choose things we didn’t need Then he serve us the check saying he saved us some money

Never disappoints. Best service in LA!

I like this place. It is a vibe. Not cheap. Great ambiance, food, and drink. A+++

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Mr. Chow, and my experience can be best described as nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment I stepped into this culinary haven, I was enveloped in an atmosphere that seamlessly blended sophistication and warmth. The design of Mr. Chow is a masterpiece in itself. The attention to detail in the decor creates an ambiance that is both stylish and inviting. The restaurant's aesthetic complements the dining experience perfectly, setting the stage for a memorable evening. The crowd at Mr. Chow adds to the overall allure of the place. It's a vibrant mix of patrons who appreciate fine dining and a convivial atmosphere. Whether you're there for a special occasion or a casual evening out, the diverse clientele enhances the overall experience. However, what truly sets Mr. Chow apart is its exceptional staff. I struggle to find words to capture the level of care and attention provided by the staff. From the moment I was seated, their dedication to providing impeccable service was evident. The little touches, the genuine smiles, and the attentiveness of the staff elevated the entire dining experience. Now, let's talk about the star of the show—the food. Mr. Chow's menu is a culinary masterpiece, and each dish is a work of art. The green shrimp, a personal favorite, was a burst of flavor that left my taste buds dancing. The dumplings were nothing short of perfection, and the scallops were a symphony of exquisite flavors. Every bite was a journey through a world of culinary delight. And let's not forget the cocktails. Mr. Chow boasts the best Old Fashion in town, and I can attest to that. Each sip was a testament to the craftsmanship and expertise of the mixologists. In conclusion, Mr. Chow is more than just a restaurant; it's a destination for those who appreciate the finer things in life. From the captivating atmosphere and impeccable design to the caring and attentive staff, every element of the dining experience at Mr. Chow is carefully curated to perfection. If you're a connoisseur of exquisite cuisine and unparalleled hospitality, Mr. Chow is an absolute must-visit. It has certainly earned its place as my go-to dining destination. Cheers to Mr. Chow for an unforgettable culinary journey!

Atmosphere was a bit bland but food and service was 5⭐️

Drunken Fish w/ wood ear mushrooms. Best fish dish in all of LA.

Worst tasting Chinese food experience we’ve EVER had. Don’t go here unless you want to get ripped off for the most expensive, small serving of bland food. Prawns tasted like they’re cooked in McDonald’s mayo, Chow noodles tasted like a bland spag Bol, Sweet+Sour pork was clearly from a cheap jar and the Crispy beef literally had ZERO beef in it, was just sticky fried flour. We tried to leave after the appetisers, it was so bad, but the mains were already on the way (because of course the waiters couldn’t care less what our actual dining experience was - they just wanted us to spend on the 2course set menu). Service was quick/rushed, but fine. It was plenty busy - we honestly don’t know why - has no-one ever had good Chinese food before?? Read the reviews of its NY restaurant before going here, wish we had!!!