Listed below are links to reviews of The Empress Pavilion Restaurant from around the web.
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more from angelenic]
"Absolutely, and we’ve made a list of Chinatown’s best to steer you away from the stomach-turning dives...."
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more from calendarlive]
"As the next dim sum waitress steers her cart past at a smart pace, we spy her last plate of egg custards on the bottom shelf. She laughs and gives us the thumbs up as she hands us the shimmering deep-gold tartlets...."
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more from dinesite]
"Expect the average entrée to cost over $20, and guests usually dress business casual...."
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more from drinkyourmilk.blogspot]
"The sauce is pretty good this dish, although one of the pieces that I had, still had a claw they hadn't clipped off yet. Kinda..ew. Siu mai awas good, as usual, meaty and succulent. Again, they're really good after a dip in some hot mustard...."
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more from gayot]
| "Awesomely large, with an assortment of sliding walls that open to accommodate 800 diners, this ornate, bustling Hong Kong-style seafood restaurant looks like it was plucked right out of. Despite the volume of business, the food is good, and thanks to a co..." |
1 reviews
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more from insiderpages]
| "This is a dim-sum place that has the advantage of being conveniently located to downtown, in Chinatown. The offerings don't seem to be quite what they used to be, however...." |
5 reviews
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more from judysbook]
| "Empress Pavilion offers Hong Kong style dim sum where food is wheeled around on carts for you to pick & choose. Menu items are diverse, including shu mai, bubble tea, bao, broccoli and, interestingly, chicken feet...." |
4 reviews
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"Rugged and remote, Parsons Landing, on the primitive western stretches of Catalina Island, offers the most secluded and romantic respite in Southern California. Few Angelenos have ventured past the Mediterranean-flavored streets of Avalon, Catalina’s pict..."
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"Greenblatt's is Canter's nearly equally elegant-less (in a 70s style) yet slightly upscale counterpart. Not in a Broadway Deli way, but it nonetheless strays from the strict Borscht Belt vibe...."
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more from laweekly]
"Honore -- Probably the best of the local Hong Kong coffee shops, a Chinese Ship's (R. Honore is a fun scene, at least if you're fond of big meat in brown gravy: pork chops with mushrooms, Portuguese chicken (Macao style), ox tongue with onions, grilled ch..."
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more from local.yahoo]
| "I had been to Empress Pavilion one time before, and it was a horrific experience. Waiting for more than an hour for the har gow and siu mai once before, I stupidly decided to go back and give it another chance...." |
42 reviews
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more from lowendrestaurants.blogspot]
"I am always pleased with whatever I've ordered at Yang Chow, on Broadway a couple doors north of Alpine. I like the hot wonton garlic soup, the eggplant with garlic sauce, and the special lamb w/ scallions...."
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more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "Take yourself to this Chinatown landmark, where the voluminous menu features such exotica as chilled jellyfish, braised sea cucumbers, ginger beef tripe and, for the seasoned palate, Fish Maw and Goose's Web in Hot Pot. The cuisine, just like everything e..." |
11 reviews
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more from tripadvisor]
"Instant gratification, reasonable prices and be sure get there before 11 on the weekend or you could wait for an hour for a table - it's popular...."
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more from wcities]
"This restaurant prides itself on serving up the finest Cantonese and Szechuan dishes. Here you can really eat like an empress, with hearty servings and delicious flavors and aromas...."
