Any recent experiences with CBS? It used to be pretty good but the last time we were there was at least 3 years ago. Considering a family dinner there but don’t want to walk into a culinary buzz saw if I can avoid it. (2 replies, last updated by Servorg October 3, 2007)

Just got home with my first meal from CBS Seafood. I wasn’t expecting much, but really. Green beans are sort of cut and sauteed, with none of the black sear and garlic I expect from the dish. A few clumps of soft ground... (2 replies, last updated by Chandavkl March 18, 2002)

I’ve usually favored Ocean Seafood over CBS or even Empress, but my last two visits were kind of bleh. CBS will probably be cheaper and it has always been at least okay. Of course none of the downtown joints match SGV...but... (3 replies, last updated by cpanagakis November 29, 2006)

We’ve been invited to a large group event this weekend that starts with dim sum at CBS Seafood in Chinatown. Although we love dim sum we’ve never been to this particular place. I found mixed reviews (as with all the... (1 reply, last updated by Peter February 20, 2003)

Went with Chinese business clients, and the 5 of us had everything from turtle soup(ok), crab in special sauce(ok but not worth the effort), Baked pork ribs with spicy salt appetizer(quite good and one of the LEAST salty items... (1 reply, last updated by gj September 9, 2004)

CBS Seafood around the corner from ABC isn’t bad for dim sum and they have a free parking lot. Just a matter of time before there’s a Chinese restaurant named “ESPN” !!! (13 replies, last updated by mssreatalot December 21, 2006)

I think I may need a primer here from the live seafood pros. I have tried to get a simple meal of steamed tilapia from the live tank, with soup and side of chinese broccoli for several weeks in a row. I cannot remember the names... (2 replies, last updated by Peter June 16, 2003)

ginger and green onion(scallion) or black bean. For the shrimp, get it in the salt and in the shell – the females will have some egg sacs which are delicious. In Monterey Park, Alhambra, try MPV seafood, or NBC. I hear that... (11 replies, last updated by 54 December 8, 2002)

My usual haunt is Ocean Star, which I much prefer over any of the other dim sum places I’ve tried (Empress Pavilion, Ocean Seafood, CBS Seafood). Now I want to broaden my repertoire. Which do you think is better? Thanks. (9 replies, last updated by IHTJ August 13, 2004)

Mandarin Deli. NYC,ABC,CBS,NBC....pretty soon there will be ESPN Seafood. (10 replies, last updated by pinpei April 19, 2007)

Hop Li, CBS Seafood, Full House, Sam Woo and Empress Pavillion (6 replies, last updated by mlgb March 3, 2008)

Some time when I wasn’t looking Mayflower Seafood greatly expanded its footprint to be one of the bigger restaurants in Chinatown. As some of you may recall, a kitchen fire at their original Yale St. location probably 8... (10 replies, last updated by monku May 31, 2009)

or the food was that good. Who knows? Go on non-holiday days and try to be somewhat early and the wait might be tolerable, but no matter what, I can sincerely say that the two hour wait was worth it, and I HATE WAITING FOR... (2 replies, last updated by Dommy! May 30, 2005)

in Santa Monica. Good dim sum in Chinatown at ABC Seafood, 205 Ord; CBS Seafood, 700 N. Spring; Ocean Seafood, 747 N. Broadway (upstairs); Gourmet Carousel, 911 N. Broadway (1 reply, last updated by Chandavkl August 28, 2002)

Have you ever been to CBS? Not bad at all, especially if you like seafood. CBS Seafood 700 N Spring St Los Angeles, CA 90012-2824 Phone: (213) 617-2323 (1 reply, last updated by Servorg December 15, 2007)