Food was fantastic ! The spicy salt chicken wings were perfection . The Yeung chow fried rice (combination) with some chili oil hit the spot. Try the eggrolls for your appetizers! And crispy noodles with seafood to top it all off. Highly recommend this place. Service was very friendly and helpful , inside it was a cozy atmosphere!

Phoenix gets the job done. Generous portions, fair pricing, and fast delivery. Half the time we order food is from Phoenix Inn because of this. My favorites are the ones in this photo. There are plenty of choices on the menu, but these are the ones we always get. Braised Beef Noodle Soup, Duck & Preserved Egg Congee, Hong Kong Style Rice Noodles, and any of the Red Bean desserts. These are wholesome comfort foods that bring back memories of dishes that I had growing up.

I always take my family and friends here and they love it. My favorite things to order are the half peking duck, green beans, lettuce wraps, buddha's delight, and won ton soup. Actually their hot and sour is delicious too. You must try their many desserts in the at the cold counter or their tapioca drinks with coconut milk and fresh fruits or grass jelly. Their Hong Kong milk tea will light you up for the night with no crash! Just so many delicious and attention to detail cooking just right. The staff is always nice and the ambiance is a homey feel. The best location I've visited of the Phoenix Boutiques and a staple of Chinatown.

I can only comment on takeout, but we had an excellent experience with Phoenix Inn. We normally order from a handful of other Chinatown restaurants for our cravings, but wanted to give this place a shot. Everything was prepared in a timely manner and was reasonably priced. Everything was also packaged very well, with some efforts to use paper/recyclable packaging which we appreciated. We ordered the spicy salt chicken wings, green beans, and fried fish filet. The chicken wings and fish filets were fried perfectly and shockingly not oily AT ALL. Oily fried food was always the expectation with most to-go Chinese takeout, but this was such a nice surprise. Amazing crispiness was achieved without feeling heavy. The green beans were beautifully blistered and had the right bite, snd we were so impressed with the cook on these too! We plan to order from Phoenix Inn moving forward - you can expect an elite cook on all takeout items and will be satisfied with your meal. Thanks to the cooks!

I came to Phoenix Inn often as a kid with my family, and then had a 20+ year gap before moving back to California and being able to eatat this place again. Things are different now--Phoenix is a franchise, the menu has changed a lot, you don't get free house soup right as you get seated, and there's a big focus on dessert now. And during COVID, I was only able to order for delivery. I finally had the chance to eat in for a weeknight meal here recently, and I really had a great time. The service was so friendly, and they had nice touches that are often missing from restaurants these days: free hot tea, plate changes mid-meal, and they even packed up our leftovers at the end. It felt like 1995 again! The mapo tofu was tasty and had a kick to it. Their special chicken is fantastic, as always, and the clams were fresh and tasty. Unless anything changes, I'll continue to come back again and again!

Yelp asked after check-in, "Is this place romantic?" No. "Is this place hipster?" No. "Is this place divey?" Some would say, yes. Located in Chinatown in an unassuming corner, stands Phoenix Inn. Been frequenting this business for years and have been selfish by not sharing my thoughts with the world. But as my motto states, "If I'm not Yelping, I ain't helping." Went against the grain on July 4th by indulging in Asian fare instead of cooking American BBQ before heading to the Dodger game. Without a doubt, went for the family faves per usual. The fried whole fish is simplicity at its finest here--the edges so crispy, you can eat right through the tail yet the meat is still tender. Ordered half of the roasted duck--again, skin perfectly roasted but the meat is still moist. Can't go wrong with the water spinach sautéed with garlic as greens for balance. We usually customize the chow fun noodles to sub regular broccoli for the Chinese broccoli and omit the bean sprouts to my daughter's liking. As with any Chinese restaurant, the servers will come to you fast once you're seated. So come with your appetite and favorite dishes in mind. We came just before the lunch hour rush and we left pretty full with plenty of leftovers for dinner. Phoenix has an A health grade but if you're in the Chinatown area, you can decide for your selves.

My sister and I decided to come here for dinner. We were too lazy to go elsewhere lol. Restaurant is located in Chinatown. It is a pretty small restaurant but can fit decent amount of customers. They serve food along with desserts. If just purchasing desserts, it may be ordered at the counter. Soup of the day: it was pumpkin soup. Soup has pumpkin, winter melon with pork bone. Good for a good night. Beef crispy noodles: not on the menu but can definitely ask for it! The sauce was a bit salty but was really good. Crispy noodle is my favorite. Deep fried fish with sweet corn: a very interesting dish! I've never had fish with corn before. Fish was cooked perfectly. Huge pieces as well. Sauce was sweet and creamy. The sauce was like a corn soup. Water spinach with garlic: simple and good. Something healthy :) Coconut taro pudding: so good! If only there were more than 3 pieces. Maltose glazed pecans: this is a must! Super addicting! Kinda expensive but it's worth it. Prices were average for LA area. Portions were huge! Food was good. Food came out quick. Service was decent.