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Lotus Garden Restaurant
Description
Spacious, light-filled spot serving traditional Chinese dishes (including seafood hot pot combos).
Nearby attractions
Wightman St Park
5024 Wightman St, San Diego, CA 92105
City Heights/Weingart Branch Library
3795 Fairmount Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park
4455 Wightman St, San Diego, CA 92105
City Heights Square Mini Park
4714512900, San Diego, CA 92105
Nearby restaurants
Leona's Cucina Italiana
4748 University Ave ste b, San Diego, CA 92105
Mucha Fruta taqueria y fruteria
4804 University Ave # B, San Diego, CA 92105
Gallego's Mexican Restaurant
4728 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
Key and Cleaver
4727 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
Babaz Grill Pizza & Subs
4672 University Ave STE D, San Diego, CA 92105
Tu Thanh
4804 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
Trieu Chau Restaurant
4653 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
Bravo's Taco Shop
3815 Euclid Ave, San Diego, CA 92105, United States
Dalat Cafe
4738 University Ave # H, San Diego, CA 92105
Perrony Italian & Mexican Kitchen
4869 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
Nearby hotels
Sea Breeze Motel
4989 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92115
La Cresta Motel
4980 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92115
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Lotus Garden Restaurant

4007 Euclid Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
4.2(153)$$$$
Open until 9:00 PM
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Spacious, light-filled spot serving traditional Chinese dishes (including seafood hot pot combos).

attractions: Wightman St Park, City Heights/Weingart Branch Library, Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park, City Heights Square Mini Park, restaurants: Leona's Cucina Italiana, Mucha Fruta taqueria y fruteria, Gallego's Mexican Restaurant, Key and Cleaver, Babaz Grill Pizza & Subs, Tu Thanh, Trieu Chau Restaurant, Bravo's Taco Shop, Dalat Cafe, Perrony Italian & Mexican Kitchen
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Phone
(619) 283-1888
Website
lotusgardensandiego.com
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Mon10 AM - 9 PMOpen

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Featured dishes

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Egg Rolls
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Thai Papaya Salad
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Wonton Soup
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Egg Drop Soup
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Wonton Egg Noodle Soup
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Wonton Rice Noodle Soup
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Shrimp Chow Mein
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Seafood Fried Rice
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Glazed Walnut Shrimp
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Kung Pao Chicken
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Fresh Coconut

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Lotus Garden Restaurant

Wightman St Park

City Heights/Weingart Branch Library

Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park

City Heights Square Mini Park

Wightman St Park

Wightman St Park

3.8

(42)

Open 24 hours
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City Heights/Weingart Branch Library

City Heights/Weingart Branch Library

4.4

(82)

Open 24 hours
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Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park

Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park

4.3

(36)

Open 24 hours
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City Heights Square Mini Park

City Heights Square Mini Park

4.1

(11)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Wed, Dec 17 • 10:00 AM
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CLUB CORONADO -A Club-Style Dance Party for Grown -Ups (Happy Hour Edition)
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Nearby restaurants of Lotus Garden Restaurant

Leona's Cucina Italiana

Mucha Fruta taqueria y fruteria

Gallego's Mexican Restaurant

Key and Cleaver

Babaz Grill Pizza & Subs

Tu Thanh

Trieu Chau Restaurant

Bravo's Taco Shop

Dalat Cafe

Perrony Italian & Mexican Kitchen

Leona's Cucina Italiana

Leona's Cucina Italiana

4.3

(159)

$$

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Mucha Fruta taqueria y fruteria

Mucha Fruta taqueria y fruteria

4.2

(448)

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Gallego's Mexican Restaurant

Gallego's Mexican Restaurant

4.3

(322)

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Key and Cleaver

Key and Cleaver

5.0

(126)

$$

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Lotus is a Chinese/Vietnamese Restaurant and shares the same owners and parking lot as the Minh Huong Supermarket. Lotus is a great event center with multiple dining rooms with the ability to rent upstairs space. You can enter from the back if you park in the lot. We found the restaurant to be outdated, not as clean, the food quality and taste was mediocre and the parking was terrible. Glad we had disabled placard but had to wait because someone parked illegally which caused major chaos with 2 other cars trying to maneuver out of the way safely while backing up into the Euclid Ave. We ordered our usual go to items which would determined if we would return. Glazed walnut shrimp ($14.99): The nuts were stale. It was soft and oily. Shrimp lacking crunchy edges. Clay pot fish ($15.99) Lots of fish slices but too much skin because they were end pieces and not filets. Not complaining about the portions. This dish was consistent but they could use a new clay pot. Sweet and sour tamarind fish soup (s $19.99): we thoroughly enjoyed this soup. I would prefer a tad bit more tamarind spice but it was delicious regardless. The small size was enough to feed 4 with left overs. 3 item rice ($12.99): Vietnamese translation on the menu said “broken rice”. It was regular rice. By the look of this dish alone, I lost my appetite. The pork chops were dry, spam was over cooked and the steam egg loaf was not fresh. Combination crispy noodle ($13.99): We loved this dish. Protein included chicken, beef, seafood. Noodles were crispy and not stale. Decent flavor. Overall, very affordable and banquet size portions. I’ll have to pass based on the inconvenient parking, poor execution and lack of flavor. 2.5 stars, rounding to 3 because of the price and generous portions. Inflation in this economy is real but Lotus is able to feed many families with their price point.
Hannah LorickHannah Lorick
Be aware of this restaurant! I ordered the lobster with noodles. Lobster tasted horrible! Before I continue let me inform you the reader that I’m Asian and have eaten a lot of lobster at restaurants and prepare it at home for my family. While on vacation I searched Yelp and Google reviews which both gave this restaurant favorable reviews however, when my group got to the restaurant only one to go customer was waiting for an order - my husband said to me, “honey this place is empty- may be you should find another place to eat”. I should have listened to my husband.
SamSam
Came here one fine evening on a quest for yummy num-nums. I tried the Chow Mein (beef) and it was quite delicious. The wonton soup was good but needed more spice but that’s just me. Overall the view of the place was nice inside with all the lights and set the decor for the evening quite beautifully. However, I don’t know if this is permanent but the restaurant only wants customers to enter through the back. Through the roof, alley, or even a fire escape. I’ll enter from anywhere to enjoy great food. -Good luck my fellow foodies
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Lotus is a Chinese/Vietnamese Restaurant and shares the same owners and parking lot as the Minh Huong Supermarket. Lotus is a great event center with multiple dining rooms with the ability to rent upstairs space. You can enter from the back if you park in the lot. We found the restaurant to be outdated, not as clean, the food quality and taste was mediocre and the parking was terrible. Glad we had disabled placard but had to wait because someone parked illegally which caused major chaos with 2 other cars trying to maneuver out of the way safely while backing up into the Euclid Ave. We ordered our usual go to items which would determined if we would return. Glazed walnut shrimp ($14.99): The nuts were stale. It was soft and oily. Shrimp lacking crunchy edges. Clay pot fish ($15.99) Lots of fish slices but too much skin because they were end pieces and not filets. Not complaining about the portions. This dish was consistent but they could use a new clay pot. Sweet and sour tamarind fish soup (s $19.99): we thoroughly enjoyed this soup. I would prefer a tad bit more tamarind spice but it was delicious regardless. The small size was enough to feed 4 with left overs. 3 item rice ($12.99): Vietnamese translation on the menu said “broken rice”. It was regular rice. By the look of this dish alone, I lost my appetite. The pork chops were dry, spam was over cooked and the steam egg loaf was not fresh. Combination crispy noodle ($13.99): We loved this dish. Protein included chicken, beef, seafood. Noodles were crispy and not stale. Decent flavor. Overall, very affordable and banquet size portions. I’ll have to pass based on the inconvenient parking, poor execution and lack of flavor. 2.5 stars, rounding to 3 because of the price and generous portions. Inflation in this economy is real but Lotus is able to feed many families with their price point.
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Be aware of this restaurant! I ordered the lobster with noodles. Lobster tasted horrible! Before I continue let me inform you the reader that I’m Asian and have eaten a lot of lobster at restaurants and prepare it at home for my family. While on vacation I searched Yelp and Google reviews which both gave this restaurant favorable reviews however, when my group got to the restaurant only one to go customer was waiting for an order - my husband said to me, “honey this place is empty- may be you should find another place to eat”. I should have listened to my husband.
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Came here one fine evening on a quest for yummy num-nums. I tried the Chow Mein (beef) and it was quite delicious. The wonton soup was good but needed more spice but that’s just me. Overall the view of the place was nice inside with all the lights and set the decor for the evening quite beautifully. However, I don’t know if this is permanent but the restaurant only wants customers to enter through the back. Through the roof, alley, or even a fire escape. I’ll enter from anywhere to enjoy great food. -Good luck my fellow foodies
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4.2
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3.0
1y

Lotus is a Chinese/Vietnamese Restaurant and shares the same owners and parking lot as the Minh Huong Supermarket. Lotus is a great event center with multiple dining rooms with the ability to rent upstairs space. You can enter from the back if you park in the lot.

We found the restaurant to be outdated, not as clean, the food quality and taste was mediocre and the parking was terrible. Glad we had disabled placard but had to wait because someone parked illegally which caused major chaos with 2 other cars trying to maneuver out of the way safely while backing up into the Euclid Ave.

We ordered our usual go to items which would determined if we would return.

Glazed walnut shrimp ($14.99): The nuts were stale. It was soft and oily. Shrimp lacking crunchy edges.

Clay pot fish ($15.99) Lots of fish slices but too much skin because they were end pieces and not filets. Not complaining about the portions. This dish was consistent but they could use a new clay pot.

Sweet and sour tamarind fish soup (s $19.99): we thoroughly enjoyed this soup. I would prefer a tad bit more tamarind spice but it was delicious regardless. The small size was enough to feed 4 with left overs.

3 item rice ($12.99): Vietnamese translation on the menu said “broken rice”. It was regular rice. By the look of this dish alone, I lost my appetite. The pork chops were dry, spam was over cooked and the steam egg loaf was not fresh.

Combination crispy noodle ($13.99): We loved this dish. Protein included chicken, beef, seafood. Noodles were crispy and not stale. Decent flavor.

Overall, very affordable and banquet size portions. I’ll have to pass based on the inconvenient parking, poor execution and lack of flavor.

2.5 stars, rounding to 3 because of the price and generous portions. Inflation in this economy is real but Lotus is able to feed many families with their...

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1.0
2y

The restroom smelled horribly. Immediate exit. I immediately went into the ladies room to wash my hands and face and then told them and got pushback… “Are you sure? We just cleaned in a little while ago. It must’ve been that man that was here.”

No kidding lady (an older woman, wearing a t-shirt with a grunge graphic.)

Can I have a water? I got a giant class of crushed ice … the ice stacked taller than the glass itself like a mountain so if you attempted to drink it, your nose would be surrounded by crushed ice.

Velveted chicken was hard. I am sure I’ve eaten chinese food over 1000 times in my life and this was a first.

The lo mein was thin rice noodles … not thick egg noodles. I have seen lo mein like this only in a frozen food section in a supermarket.

Not a single time does anyone come over and want to refill my water or ask if everything was OK.

Got the check. Not even a fortune cookie. Not a thanks.

It was Friday at 6 PM and I was the only person sitting there. I wonder why. But you don’t have to.

It’s actually heartbreaking to write a bad review, but it is what it is and finding good Chinese food in San Diego is continues to...

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4.0
8y

Second time here and will be back for my Chinese/ Vietnamese cravings.

The food is very good. Anything fried like salt and pepper ( s&p) chicken wings / shrimps / calamari is guilty goodness with tons of garlics and jalapeños. The soup are also delicious and you can get variety of egg noodles, rice noodles (Pho type), and chow mein (both broth or dry versions).

Popular items: 3 flavor beans with coconut milk (drink/dessert section), lobster with house special sauce, s&p or Dorotios (I'm surprised too) chicken wings, and walnut shrimps.

One thing for improvement: provide a more consistent services regarding the right orders. We kept on getting dishes that weren't ours and had our plates given to the wrong tables. It isn't a good impression when we were starving and waiting for 35 mins for our food. Services may not be the best, but that isn't a priority here when it comes to local Asian restaurant.

On the other hand, the owner is really nice! We had a small chat with him regarding best selling items and recommendations. He even gave us a 3 flavor beans dessert on the house to try. 😄...

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