Tian's Dim Sum Restaurant — Restaurant in Los Angeles

My family had always been looking for places that sold buns that didn't sell out by noon. We finally found a place with a very limited variety. I found this place on Yelp and it had for four stars which was okay but it was completely empty. But from the looks of the tables and the floor as we came in, it looked as though it was pretty busy before we got there. For drinks, we each ordered Thai Iced Teas and complimentary oolong tea. I ordered the Pan Friend Shrimp Potstickers which were good but I got a different kind of protein (not Shrimp more like beef). I also ordered Chicken Fried Rice that could have been more flavorful. The other people in our family of 4 ordered Orange Chicken, BBQ Pork Buns, Pork Dumplings, Spicy Shrimp Dumplings, Beef with Vegetables over Rice, and Beef Stir Fry. The Orange Chicken was a little too doughy but the flavor was good. All the Dumplings we got were good and the waitress suggested adding a vinegar from the table that tasted exactly like Balsamic Vinegar was delicious too. I was satisfied with our service. No matter how full or empty the store was they still provided...

Been eating here for about 2 years;food was not good today. The plates are pricey(about$9 a plate), but usually worth it. Not today..... Very disappointed 😒😔. Had to call and ask what was going on our what changes were made. The cashier said it was "new ingredients" being used. Seems like they changed the cook as well to someone who didn't know what they were doing. House fried rice was undercooked and hard, as were the the noodles. The orange chicken was dry and overcooked. The shrimp dumplings were by far the worst of all. The dumpling wrapping was stale and hard and the filing was pasty with no flavor. I have eaten there and carried out, but the food was always high quality. It's obvious when a place that serves good food begins to serve bad tasting food immediately. Was tempted to take it back ,but didn't because of the Friday L.A rush hour. Would give them 1 star , but out of respect for all the good food i had over the past years 2 years I'll go a little higher. No ones more sorry than...

This place is super friendly. The lady owner almost made a customer move to another table because he was by himself and we had a party of 4. Nice gesture of both people, that I love. I also liked that the price here is decent, for your quick eats. Dimsum items like Hagow and Shumai are $2.50 for 4. I also ordered a few other items like the egg tart, radish cake, and a bowl of won ton noodle soup.

Everything is average but the won ton noodle soup, I'd have to say was below average. It uses the egg noodle soup, the soup base is a little bland, but the killer here was that there was a bone inside one of my six won tons. Not a small piece, but a rather large piece. I was just glad I got it and not my kid.

Cash only. Seating is available. Best thing here for me was the steamed...