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"Xi’an Beverly Hills is a Chinese restaurant offering a delightful mix of seafood and bars in the heart of Beverly Hills. With a diverse menu including vegan and vegetarian options, their dishes like lettuce wraps, spare ribs, and Mongolian Beef stand out for their delicious flavors. The cozy yet chic ambiance adds to the dining experience, making customers feel welcomed and at home. Despite some service issues noted by customers, the food quality and variety are highlights worth exploring at Xi’an Beverly Hills."
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Xi’an Beverly Hills
Welcome to Xi’an Beverly Hills, where the fusion of Chinese cuisine meets a touch of elegance and comfort in the heart of Beverly Hills. This Asian-owned and women-owned establishment offers a unique dining experience with a wide range of options for all preferences.
Located at 362 N Canon Dr Beverly Hills, CA 90210, Xi’an Beverly Hills provides a welcoming atmosphere with features like outdoor seating, private dining, and gender-neutral restrooms. The restaurant also caters to various dietary needs with vegan and vegetarian options, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Customer reviews rave about the delicious dishes at Xi’an Beverly Hills, with standout menu items like the lettuce wrap starter, spare ribs, Beef Lo Mein, Mongolian Beef, The Spa Rice, Chicken in Black Bean Sauce, Shrimp Lo Mein, and Shrimp Chow Fun. The quality of the food, along with the fast and attentive service, make dining here a memorable experience.
Whether you're stopping by for lunch specials or enjoying a nightcap on the outdoor patio, Xi’an Beverly Hills offers a diverse selection of authentic Chinese dishes that are sure to satisfy your cravings. From the flavorful Mapu Tofu to the Sauteed Spinach and Xiao Long Bao, each dish is crafted with care and attention to detail.
While the lychee mojito may not have hit the mark for some, the overall dining experience at Xi’an Beverly Hills is highlighted by the delicious food and inviting ambiance. With a focus on providing a range of healthier options and accommodating various dietary needs, this restaurant truly caters to a diverse array of tastes and preferences.
For those looking to indulge in a culinary journey through Chinese cuisine in a stylish setting, Xi’an Beverly Hills is a must-visit destination in Beverly Hills. Whether you're dining with friends, family, or even your furry companions (yes, dogs are allowed!), this restaurant offers a memorable dining experience that is both satisfying and enjoyable.
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“ We loved the decor. We were 20 and they were able to accommodate us together. The tables are not huge, so we were able to still talk to one another during the dinner, which made us feel like at home. We ordered many dishes and shared among ourselves. Everything was delicious. I particularly liked the lettuce wrap starter, spare ribs, Beef Lo Mein, Mongolian Beef, The Spa Rice, Chicken in Black Bean Sauce, Shrimp Lo Mein, and Shrimp Chow Fun. Service was fast and to the point . ”
“ Swung in for dinner after walking around Beverly Hills. We were seated very quickly, and service was on point. The restaurant is so cute. Very clean with nice decor. They were so fast to check in for drinks and order. The lettuce wraps were delicious and such a nice portion. I ordered the kung pao chicken, green beans, and xia long bao. The chicken was good. Nice flavor. Nothing outstanding but it was good. The green beans. Definitely the star of the meal. Cooked perfectly! Amazing flavor. The soup dumplings were delicious as well. They did come out much later than the rest of the food. Maybe order those early. ”
“ Had lunch at this Chinese restaurant in Beverly Hills. It has some lunch specials going on. Xi'an is a pretty nice looking place, but it's still casual it seems. Of course prices are kind of high, but they're not crazy for the area. There's lots to choose from, whether it's meat or tofu. At lunch is when to go. It's got a little better prices at lunch. That's not saying a lot though. Kind of high but the quality is good. There's a nice variety of things. It's about $17 for a lunch special. We got a couple of the vegetarian ones of these. Has quite a few to choose from. I had the Mapu Tofu. Good one for those who like spicy items. She had the Tofu With Black Mushrooms. A little mellower in flavor. The lunch specials come with a choice of salad or a soup. Great place for not so Americanized Chinese food. It's only open for dinner on Sundays, and the rest of the week has lunch. There's plenty of healthier items, including lots of things for vegans and vegetarians. ”
“ We ate here in January 2024 We came to Xian to enjoy a nightcap on the night of the Emmy's. The restaurant had ample indoor seating, TVs were showing the awards and the outdoor patio was completely empty so we had it all to ourselves. The hostess was very sweet and considerate, she even brought water for our dogs. The waiter on the other hand was very rude - but more on that later. What we ordered was great (foodwise). I wanted to sample different areas of the menu but we were having a light after dinner treat. We started with a Sizzling Rice Soup - light and fresh and very tasty. Sauteed Spinach, very well seasoned and not overcooked Xiao Long Bao - this was good, not the best Xiao Long Bao I've had but definitely in the top 10. Crispy Crab Wontons - these were good, crispy and a nice size and texture. Delicious Lychee Mojito but presentation wasn't the best and the drink wasn't the best if I am being honest - the drink may have been the item that I should have gone without but I am a sucker for lychee. Now, to the service. The waiter first took about 15 minutes to take our order for drinks. I placed my order for the Lychee Mojito and it took about 12 to 15 minutes to arrive. My counterpart mentioned the slow service and the waiter let us know that was because the bartender was new and learning. That's understandable. Next, we ordered our food items and he was very impatient once again with taking the order. Waiter was rude during our meal when he came to collect empty plates and was generally just not particularly welcoming. ”
