Plum Tree Inn - Los Angeles

Amazing vibes and super amiable service. The food was fresh and delicious. Will easily recommend this restaurant to friends and family. Convenient prices and large meals. Great work.

So yummy. Walked up and placed an order. Took 15 minutes. The front desk (waiter? guy was super helpful. Food was delicious. He recommended we eat the soup dumplings within 15 minutes. Took them to the car and ate them. This place is a gem.

I finally had the opportunity to visit Plum Tree Inn, and it did not disappoint! They have an impressive variety of food and drinks. I was so hungry that I forgot to take any photos of my meal. I ordered the egg drop soup and half a crispy duck. While the duck was a bit on the salty side, it was still delicious. My favorite part was the plum wine!

This restaurant is my favorite spot. Out of all the places I know, it's the one I prefer the most. I never miss a chance to visit. Whenever I'm in the mood for a nice dinner, this restaurant is always the first one that comes to mind. They offer fresh and diverse food, along with an extensive menu. The staff is well-mannered and creates a great atmosphere. Plus, the prices are reasonable. I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant.

After 25 years of visiting Chinatown, I finally made it to the Plum Tree Inn. I had always promised myself that I would try the Peking duck on my first visit, but on a sunny mid-afternoon, my companion and I found ourselves downtown, hungry and decided to give it a shot. It turned out to be the perfect time to go, as we were the only diners in the restaurant. I recalled that when I lived in downtown, the Plum Tree Inn was closed for renovations, and those upgrades were definitely worth it—the interior is really lovely. Our waiter was one of those classic Chinatown professionals, and he served my companion some delightful orange chicken along with some delicious dumplings. Overall, everything was delightful, delicious, and lovely. There’s truly nothing better than enjoying a good meal in a spacious, upscale dining room that’s completely empty except for yourself. I made a promise to my companion that we would return for the Peking duck, and for some reason, she agreed.