Go to China Red in Arcadia to explore the huge dim sum menu, and make sure to double up on shengjianbao.

Kwong Shop is a potsticker pop-up in Mid-Wilshire with delicious cook-at-home potstickers.

Rice Box is a casual Cantonese spot in Downtown LA.

Chifa is a tremendous - and tremendously adorable - Chinese-Peruvian restaurant in Eagle Rock.

Bang Bang is a Highland Park pop-up with handmade noodles worth driving across town to eat.

Pearl River Deli is known for their Hainan chicken, but don’t be fooled - there’s so much more going on at this to-go window in Chinatown.

Kim Chuy in Chinatown specializes in the coastal cuisine of Chiu Chow, a city in the eastern part of Guangdong province.

Wong Kok is a fast-paced Cantonese restaurant in Chinatown serving dim sum all day.

Full Moon House is a Chinese seafood restaurant on Hill St. where every day is a celebration.

Phoenix Inn is a certified Chinatown institution, known for their unique mix of traditional Cantonese dishes and modern Chinese-American fare.

Foo Chow is a longstanding Chinatown spot serving a variety of great dishes.

Chinese Friends is a no-frills restaurant on Broadway that serves Chinese-American fare and has no affiliations with NBC (that we know of).

Qin West is an LA mini-chain serving excellent bowls of noodle soups.

Tian’s is a solid option if you’re in Chinatown and craving dim sum.

Golden Lake Eatery is a family-run Cambodian restaurant in Chinatown with excellent lok lak.

Yang Chow is a Chinatown classic known for their famous slippery shrimp.