Hui Tou Xiang

Starr Z 2 months ago

The beef noodle soup was pretty good, it had large chunks of tender beef. The noodles were the best part super bouncy and fresh! The pork xiao long baos were also great, though the wrapping was a bit tougher and thicker than a normal xiao long bao. But the soup and meat are both packed with flavor. The chili oil on the table was not spicy pretty much just dried chili and oil. Service was great, overall enjoyable experience.

Maria A. Pellicciari 4 months ago

This place is a gem, tucked away 6 walking minutes from the Pantages. If you're a true dumpling, shumai and long bao fan, your taste buds need not walk any further. The explosion of flavors will make you want to come back. Make sure you also try the Lychee Lemonade, the scallion pancakes and the tomato and egg noodles. An A+ all around!

Red Wolf 4 months ago

Hidden dumpling gem in LA! Amazingly friendly staff. His eyebrows were better shaped than mine very jealous. BUT THE BLACK VINEGAR DIPPING SAUCE IS SO GOOD! The foods amazing I order extra so I can do food prep. They were very patient giving me directions how to re heat the dough so they taste amazing later. Definitely come here if you’re looking for a welcoming atmosphere with cool lighting.

Katherine Houston 8 months ago

This place is amazing. Well worth the stop and super convenient in the Waymo coverage zone. I grabbed the Hui Tao, Soup Dumplings, steamed vegetables, and a sake flight. I only wish I had a local spot like this in Atlanta. Amazing and leftovers hit the spot. They were getting rocked on Christmas…so service was a touch slow between lots of covers and lots of to go but it was well worth the wait.

Isabel Yanes 10 months ago

Stopped here after enjoying a Chinese animated film at the Chinese Theater and had a blast enjoying a family style meal with a group of 4! It may not look like much on the outside, but this restaurant is a hidden gem with only a few tables and a bar that was full, but not overcrowded, the entire time we were there. The inside is gorgeous, with a disco ball style ceiling that bounces the various light sources in the space everywhere. In the back they have a cute neon sign that says “Always Thinking Bao You,” and a juke box, which unfortunately no longer works. Our server was very accommodating to our table’s orders that came in waves as the night developed and our hunger was satiated. My recommendation for a group is starting with the *scallion pancakes and pan fried potstickers with chicken and cabbage. Then move onto a classic order of *xiao long bao soup dumplings, *shrimp shumai, and spicy pork wontons. We finished off with an order of the liang ban noodles, but I think an order of vegetables would have rounded out the meal better to break up the copious amount of dough. Everything we ate was absolutely outstanding and well priced for the quality. I marked my personal favorites