Perfect 1 Dollar Chinese Food

Los Angeles, United States

1

1 review

Does not accept credit cards

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Telephone:
+1 323-846-0774
Address:
1713 E Vernon Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90058
Central Alameda
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
500 ftVernon
1.1 miWashington
1.1 miSlauson
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Delivery
No
Accepts Credit Cards
No
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual

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Local time (Los Angeles) 12:53 PM Friday, November 29, 2024

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1 review of Perfect 1 Dollar Chinese Food

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Place rating: 1
Auburn, CA
Ever have the idea on your way to a place that it might be a bad idea? After the sandwich shop I picked from the GPS listings ended up being in the Garment District (too crowded, no parking) I went back toward the job and started pulling up listings. Everything else was behind me or too far away. I’ve seen these $ 1 places before and was always curious just what they were about.
Pretty bad food is what this one is about. The $ 1 must refer to individual entrees because the combo I had was $ 3 +.
Fried rice, chow mein, kung pao chicken. That’s what they were called anyway. If I ate 1⁄16th of it that would be generous. Everything had a strange flavor, and I don’t know what was up with those noodle things they tried to pass as chow mein.
Even worse, as I was leaving I saw a pizza/​sub place where I probably could have gotten a decent sandwich.
I think I’ll go with my instinct next time.