"Multigenerational families chow down with gusto" at these Cantonese "standbys" proffering a "lengthy" menu of "classic seafood" dishes and other "tasty", "typical" fare; while service and decor "won't win any prizes" and some find the eats "uninspired", supporters say the "reasonable" tabs and "bargain" lunches "continue to please."
Hop Li Restaurant Review:
Hong-Kong style Cantonese seafood is the specialty of this no-frills Westside branch of a Chinatown favorite, a good place to bring the family for a multi-course meal built around fresh rock cod or flounder steamed with ginger, or deep-fried with sweet-and-sour sauce. The extensive menu also features crustaceans cooked every which way (try the shrimp with honey-glazed walnuts), plus many...
Hong Kong-style mini-chain dishes up mild Cantonese cuisine suitable for any American palate.:
In Short
The original Chinatown eatery has expanded its dynasty to West L.A. and Marina Del Rey. At each, authentic, mild Cantonese fare--in generous portions at moderate prices--is...