Mei Long Village

Went for my boyfriend's birthday tonight; a party of 14 is a tight fit but they pulled it off. Most importantly, every recommended dish is recommended for a reason- they're all fantastic. The House Special Tofu, the Pork Pump, the Braised Pork with Egg... beyond delicious. Our waitress was really accommodating in recommending the best dishes for a celebration as well! The only reason I left off a star is because the family was a little upset at how long they had to wait to leave/get dessert, but there were only 2 people on the floor, and it was busy, so it's to be expected. I would absolutely take out of towners here, native Angelenos, whathaveyou- that braised pork is something else ❤

Friendly staff. Nice seating area in a strip mall. Easily sat when I arrived. Good fried soup dumplings. Delicious seafood noodles. Huge portions for the price. I had leftovers for the next day.

The best dumpling restaurant, especially Shiao lung bao. Nice and juicy just like in Shanghai. Also love the garlic eggplant dish. The place has not changed in the five years. Moved out of state and came back last week to visit L.A. had to stop by. The server remembered my usual order. Amazing service . Definitely, recommend it. And FYI, free parking is a plus in this town.

Been going for years. Absolutely the best Shanghai food. Always go when we’re in town. Just ate there. Pork and egg. Sautéed shrimp. Steamed pork dumplings. Hot and sour soup. Always happy I eat here. Same for my entire family.

Pretty consistently delicious hole in the wall Shanghai style food. Service is good and weekday lunch specials are buy 3 get 1 free, and if you spend more than $30 for dinner, you get a free order of soup dumplings or sesame ball dessert soup.

My family has been coming here for 20 years. We love the seaweed fish (tai tiao huang yu), the braised pork shoulder (ti pang), and the scallion noodles (cong you ban mian). And of course, the xiao long bao, which you can now get for free when you check-in on Yelp.

One of the best xiao long bao places in Los Angeles. For reference, Din Tai Fung doesn't even make the list. Ownership is changing in July 2016, we'll see if it stays as good.

I moved away from LA when I was 4 but would go here every time I visited. After 25 or so years, I still love it. Affordable with great taste, I wish it were in NYC...