Happy Family Restaurant III

I was here visiting family and it was one of the few vegetarian places my uncle knew. As such, he took us here during lunch time, but we ordered off of the dinner menu as opposed to the cheaper lunch menu. However, they threw in soup for free, since it was lunch. We didn't know what to get and, quite honestly, out of the three in my party, I was the only one who was hungry. We ended up getting three items: sweet and sour fish with bamboo shoots and random peas, pan fried tofu with mushrooms, and I forgot the last one but it's some sort of konjac stir fried with basil. There were also the individual servings of Hot and Sour Soup. The S&S fish was properly tangy. Interestingly enough, at our t...

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This is your typical Chinese style restaurant where you order a bunch of dishes and share with the family. I came here as a party of 3, and the service was pretty good. We ordered 3 items: Crispy Fish w/ Sesame: This one was definitely my favorite dish out of them all. It had an interesting texture, and was slightly sweet and savory. Veggie meat tofu pot: This might be a bit more than mild spicy for those who are sensitive to spice. We all agreed that this pot could have been better, simply because it was too oily and too salty. Eggplant, tofu w/ black pepper pot: This dish was everyones favorite, simply because the eggplant was cooked well enough where it retained a good texture. The flavor...

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If you take your carnivorous friends here don 't tell them it 's a Vegan restaurant, just a Chinese Restaurant and I promise they will not know all of the food is vegan. That is how good their food is.Their lengthy menu is as extensive as a regular Chinese restaurant 6 pages long and the variety is incredible. I always have such a problem making up my mind on what I want because there is such an extensive variety. Most of the Vegan restaurants in L.A. are Thai and so every time I go to one, I always order the same dish (Orange Chicken so I can use it as a benchmark to test the quality of the food and compare it with other restaurants. Well, their 'Vege Chicken with Orange Peel ' beats them a...

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I had read about this place on happycow, and have eaten here on 3 occasions. Here's my Happy Family III review. This restaurant occupies a bright 3rd floor space. It has large windows, Chinese style furniture, simple yet interesting decor. Large space. Came here last time with family for lunch. We opted for a couple dishes from the very cheap lunch menu plus an a la carte order of pineapple fried rice. The fried rice was very good. The other two dishes, stir fried string bean, and the vege chicken with cashew nut, were both just okay tasty enough. The fried bread was tiny and disappointing, but the rice soup was delicious. Service was fair but not great the staff seemed too busy to attend to...

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I came here for the all you can eat and it was very good. It was around $14 and came with a small soup, rice, and tea. At first you can choose two plates and afterwards one plate at a time. The menu is huge and there 's so many different choices. I would recommend not eating a lot of meat dishes at one time because then you 'll get full pretty quick. They had scoops of ice cream for 2.50, which is very cheap compared to other vegan ice cream locations and it was also very good. Parking is really easy to find since it 's in a shopping center with a parking garage, and the best part is that it 's free. This is the first time I 've had authentic Chinese food since going vegan and it was pretty...

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Some of the bad reviews discouraged me first, but when my husband and I made our way through China Town to go here. Everything was nice. When you enter, the scenery is a stylish modern, white restaurant. We sat right away, served with water and tea. Just wow, it was so beautiful. Much more nice than some unvegan Chinese food places I also went in the past. Find out what vegan on the menu is easy! We asked our waitress and she told us everything was. No milk, eggs or meat. The food was so delicious, and the portions for the noodle dishes were crazy BIG! My waterglass never got empty, they were attentive. If they weren't, they have a service button, a bill button and a water button on each tab...

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This restaurant has changed to the Golden Sunshine House, although the name on the outside is still Happy Family 3. The food and service here is excellent. It is probably the best in quality for vegan Chinese food. The menu was marked when there is egg in it. There is a device with buttons to call for service, water, etc. it works. We love the Crispy Oyster Mushroom, Dry String Beans. Everything with Tofu. All we had was delicious.

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A lot of delicious options for Chinese food. The buddhas delight also does not use garlic, onion, or pungent roots

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My Favs:? the tofu sheets napa cabbage and the spinach triangles. Fried bread is great but fried.

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You have hundreds of decisions. It's really overwhelming. Go. It's an experience.

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