Morning Nights

Vegan restaurant · Long Beach

Morning Nights

Vegan restaurant · Long Beach

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4150 McGowen St Unit 1, Long Beach, CA 90808

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Morning Nights is Long Beach's vegan haven, offering innovative dim sum and noodles alongside refreshing cocktails in a chill patio setting.  

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4150 McGowen St Unit 1, Long Beach, CA 90808 Get directions

+1 562 421 7777
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"If you happen to be visiting the Long Beach Hangar inside Long Beach Exchange on a weekend and have to decide on one place to eat for lunch, Morning Nights would be an excellent choice. It’s a vegan dim sum and bar restaurant co-owned by Stephen Le, who also co-owns one of OC’s favorite gastropubs, The Kroft. The menu includes dim sum staples and classic Chinese-American dishes like sticky rice lotus leaf wrap, walnut shrimp, scallion pancake rolls, and dan dan noodles - all made vegan. As a big fan of dim sum, Morning Nights is right up my alley especially since it’s available during dinner hours too. Crystal and I love the xiao long bao, siu mai, and crispy oyster mushrooms. It would also be remiss of me not to order one of the incredible cocktails and bask in the sun on the patio. My personal favorite is the Hennessy margarita." - esther cho, with warm welcome

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"Long Beach’s Morning Nights is cranking out plant-based dim sum, and the LA Times is raving about it." - Mona Holmes

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"If you happen to be visiting the Long Beach Hangar inside Long Beach Exchange on a weekend and have to decide on one place to eat for lunch, Morning Nights would be an excellent choice. It’s a vegan dim sum bar and restaurant co-owned by Stephen Le, who also co-owns one of OC’s favorite gastropubs, The Kroft. The menu includes dim sum staples and classic Chinese-American dishes like sticky rice lotus leaf wrap, walnut shrimp, scallion pancake rolls, and dan dan noodles - all made vegan. As a big fan of dim sum, Morning Nights is right up my alley especially since it’s available during dinner hours too. Crystal and I love the xiao long bao, siu mai, and crispy oyster mushrooms. It would also be remiss of me not to order one of the incredible cocktails and bask in the sun on the patio. My personal favorite is the Hennessy margarita." - Esther Cho & With Warm Welcome

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Aviatrix

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First of all, California is a vegan paradise and I’ve missed it so much!!! The hubs and I are here in Southern California on vacation and since I lived in Northern California but moved back to the south east area, where such wonders don’t exist or are rare and few, it was priority to find a vegan restaurant. So if you’re vegan and love Asian food, this is the place! My hubs isn’t vegan and loved it. The weather was kinda cold so the outside seating isn’t the best but they have gas outside heaters so it wasn’t bad. If you aren’t vegan, I think this place won’t disappoint you either. Sorry, like usual, I was so hungry and started eating before taking a picture. Yum!

Phil Hong

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Morning Nights is one of many great small independent restaurants at the Long Beach Exchange. They are doing something very unusual: making great tasting dim sum and Chinese food using plant-based ingredients. On my first visit, I tried the sticky rice lotus leaf wrap, dan dan noodles, and mapo tofu. All were excellent. I'm looking forward to my next visit and trying the rest of the menu.

Victoria

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Really pricey and small shumai portions but delicious. You can tell it’s not meat but it’s filling and flavorful. I liked the chili wontons, salt & pepper mushrooms, and mapo tofu. But thought the shumai was a bit overrated.

K Nag

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I believe this is the best vegan Chinese in LA !! I love Golden bao Xiao long bao and Veggie fried rice!!

Meko

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I'm not a vegan or anything. I've been trying lots of places, and this is a place I'd return to. Everything was so good, considering that I love meat. Want to try everything.

Tom Monroe

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I guess I just don't understand this place. Dim sum seems like an odd choice to instill with the faux seafood plant based proteins, but okay. This place is clearly for vegans and not for people who aren't. I ordered the vegetable friend rice and it was light, fluffy, vacant of any flavor and I barely saw any veggies in my bowl. This restaurant is in a food court but has a tiny window with a human behind it, no obvious entrance (trying to be a speakeasy maybe?) but there's a patio behind the door with tables and as a lounge it's quite nice. Cocktails are good too. I just wouldn't eat there again.

Kevin Wong

Google
Vegan dim sum is hard to come by and this place does a realistic job. The "meat" has texture that is so real that one can be fooled to believing that it was the real thing. The skin of the Xiao Long Bao is a bit thick and there is no soup in the bun. Daikon cake was really well done and the flavor was rich even compared to non-vegetarian ones. Overall it is decent if you are craving vegetarian dim sum.

Ian Head

Google
Used to have some of the most amazing vegan food in LA. Now it’s just a bar, no reason to go here rather than anywhere else.