Food near UCLA

Los Angeles is a city full of delicious food. It’s easy to eat Chinese food, but it takes some effort to eat authentic Chinese food. Here are a few restaurants that are located near the school and serve authentic Chinese food. Restaurant, if you have time, you can try it.

Little Hong Kong Café?

This restaurant is located at the intersection of Sawtelle and Olympic. It mainly specializes in Cantonese and Southeast Asian cuisine. The store is small in size and the location is inconspicuous, but the store environment is nice. The store has a wide variety of dishes, as well as staple foods such as rice and noodles, which are very in line with Chinese people's eating habits. The food is very authentic, and the price is cheap and the portions are large. A serving of Xingzhou rice noodles costs US$7 to US$8, which can be shared by two people. The store launches a special set meal of about ten dollars every day, so the business is very good and it is often crowded. Late guests can eat at the tables and chairs outside the store or take away the food. The store owner is very good at business and the service is also very good. The food is usually ready within ten minutes. If the food is delayed, the dish will be given to the customer for free, thus winning many repeat customers. Valet parking service is provided at the entrance of the restaurant. Tips are required. Students who drive can park their cars in nearby residential areas. Parking spaces are easy to find and there is no parking fee.

Address: 2129 Sawtelle Blvd..

Phone: 310-478-7329.

Yanjing Young-King Chinese Restaurant

Yanjing is a Chinese restaurant opened by Koreans. It mainly serves Chinese and Korean food. The taste of the dishes is relatively authentic, such as spicy. Dishes such as fried shrimp, sweet and sour pork, and hot and sour soup are all worth trying. Especially those who like spicy food must not miss this restaurant. This store has been open for a long time and the facilities inside are relatively old. However, the attitude of the waiters is very good and the food is served very quickly. It only takes a few minutes for each dish to be ready. Yanjing has its own parking lot. It is very convenient for guests to park without paying. However, you must remember to tip the parking attendant.

Recommended tasting:

? Zhajangmyeon, using Korean black bean paste as ingredients, has a very unique taste. Many customers come here and praise it after tasting it.

? Bran vinegar tenderloin, this dish is different from the domestic method. The sauce is not poured directly on the tenderloin, but is placed in a separate bowl. Guests can taste the crispy and delicious tenderloin first, and then add it to the sauce. Pour an appropriate amount of sauce onto the tenderloin and eat, giving it a unique flavor.

Address: 3100 W Olympic Blvd.

Phone: 213-487-6154.

Regent China Inn

Many Chinese food in Los Angeles have been Americanized, but at Regent, you can taste the original Chinese food. Richland is a Hong Kong-style seafood restaurant. Its characteristic is that its dishes are cheap. For example, the special meal of US$4.95 provided at noon every day tastes very good and is more comfortable than eating fast food. It is loved by many customers. Although the price is cheap, the quality of the food is not compromised at all. The special meal includes a rice, a main dish and a soup, which can be very filling. Students who don’t like the set meal can order a la carte. The dishes in the store are rich in variety, the portions are larger than those in Chinese restaurants in Chinatown, and the food ingredients are also very fresh. The service at Regent is still very attentive. Guests dining here can enjoy free hot tea, and the food is served very quickly. If the meal you order exceeds $15, you can also enjoy food delivery service, which can usually be delivered within half an hour.

Recommended tasting: Lijing’s pork chops and shrimp fried rice are very delicious, and the clams seasoned with black bean sauce are also very delicious. There is also lobster that costs US$12 a pound to try.

Address: 747 N Main St..

Phone: 213-680-3333.

Jiayuan First Szechuan Wok

Jiayuan is very close to the school, only a 15-minute walk away, and the store environment is good. The restaurant only serves lunch and dinner, but the quality of the food is good, and it is called one of the best Chinese restaurants in the Westwood area by diners. The store is spacious and clean, the waiters are very friendly, and the food is served very quickly, but parking is not easy around the restaurant. Jiayuan has high-quality and low-priced special meals at noon and evening. There is a special meal of US$6.50 for lunch and a special meal of US$8.95 for dinner. The set meal usually includes rice, egg rolls, salad or main course, soup, etc., and the portions are sufficient. , tastes good, and many repeat customers must order the specials when they come here. If you want to eat more sumptuously, you can order a la carte. The store will give you free hot and sour soup before serving, but the a la carte dishes will be more expensive, such as pork pot stickers for US$6.50 and sizzling beef for US$13.20. . Jiayuan provides free meal delivery service to students living at UCLA. Meals can be delivered in about 40-50 minutes after ordering.

Recommended tasting: Jiayuan’s egg soup is highly praised by many diners. It will be even more delicious if it is eaten with fried wontons.

Address: 10855 Lindbrook Dr.

Phone: 310-208-7785.

Business hours: Monday to Thursday, 11 am to 10 pm, Friday and Saturday 11 am to 11 pm, Sunday 12 noon to 10 pm.

Reminder:

? If you eat in most Chinese restaurants near the school, you can usually eat well for about ten dollars per person, but most restaurants basically only accept cash. Swipe your card.

? There are many Japanese, Korean, Thai and other exotic restaurants in Westwood Village south of the school. The food tastes good. It is not far from the school and can be reached on foot. Everyone has time. You can also try it.