4.5
- 4.5Food
- 4.4Service
- 4.5Ambience
- 4.0Value
Noise • Moderate
$258.00 per party
Prepaid
2 - 50 people
$14.00 per person
Prepaid
Max. 4 tickets per person
$150.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 6 people
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saraseatss
Eating my way around LA: part 34!! This is Bistro Na's 🍜🍵 Kicking off @dinela at Bistro Na's!! I rated it an 8.5 on @beli_eats , link in bio for more recs and ratings 😚😚 📍@bistronasus #losangelesfood #thingstodoinla #lafoodie #lafood #larestaurants
foreveryenfeng
Have you ever wondered what royalty from the Qing Dynasty ate more than 300 years ago? Well you can experience that meal at Bistro Na’s where everything from the restaurant setting and decor to the refined dishes serve that purpose. Our favorite dishes were the crispy shrimp, braised pork belly and imperial marinated beef. Pro tip: They have set combo menus M-F except holidays for dine-in customers.
ashtereats
Took my mom to Bistro Na’s for her birthday this year — a place that always blows me away with their presentation. It was the first Chinese restaurant in Southern California to earn a Michelin star in 2019 🌟 We ordered: • Crispy shrimp • Okra • Chili black cod with tofu • Braised abalone and pork belly • Deep fried eggplant • And my favorite… the tofu skin salad Each dish was beautifully presented, balanced, and full of flavor 📍Bistro Na’s | 9055 Las Tunas Dr, Ste 105, Temple City, CA 91780 . . . . . #yummy #foodie #food #instafood #foodlover #laeats #lafoodie #discoverla #chinesefood #michelin
thediningdolls
@bistronasus blew us away with their new lunch special combos 🌟 This one star @michelinguide Chinese restaurant in Temple City is known for their authentic dishes of royal Manchu cuisine. Many of their most popular dishes are now featured on their combo lunch menus consisting of four pre-set menus with four courses each. @heyjessehsu and I tried menu A & E, because we had to get their famous Crispy Shrimp from menu A ($56) and a huge portion of their melt-in-your mouth wok fried Black Cod from menu E ($98) Their lunch specials are an excellent way to indulge in their award winning cuisine and try multiple dishes for a whole feast of a meal without splurging too much! #bistronas #chinesefood #manchucuisine #templecity #mystorywithmichelin #chinesecuisine #eeeeeats #thediningdolls
missfoodaddict
Took my mom to @bistronasus for their lunch set menu! Have you been? Check out their lunch set menu and reserve your table this week! #sgvfoodie #sgveats #sangabriel #chineselunch #chinesecuisines #michelinstar
thehangrygirly
@bistronasus is a Michelin Rated Restaurant known for their elegant take on royal Manchu cuisine. It’s definitely on the pricey side, but now you can try smaller portions of their popular dishes with the new lunch specials. There are Combo sets A-D which all consist of 3 items and are meant for 2 people to share with prices ranging from $56-$98. My favorites in Combo A is the Crispy Shrimp and in Combo D would be the Wok Fried Black Cod and Stir Fried Cabbage 😋 Make sure to go try! #chinesefood#lunch#michelinstar#yelpla ⠀ 📍 Bistro Na’s⠀ 9055 Las Tunas Dr, Ste 105⠀ Temple City, CA 91780
bexventure
@bistronasus -a Michelin ⭐️ restaurant now has a lunch combo for as low as $56 combo to $98 ! We tried the $78 combo with 3 dishes and a side of rice 🍚 *dine-in only and weekdays only #bistrona #michelinstar #michelin #lunchspecial
losangelesfoodiegirl
want a Michelin star lunch? Check out @bistronasus . . . . . #bistronasus #bistronas #templecity #chinesefood #eaterla #eeeeeats #foodandwine #tasty #lunch #porkbelly
camly.me
Indulging in a feast @bistronasus 🥢! Their new #LunchSets 🥘 are such a good deal. Each set comes with 3 dishes family style as well as 2 bowls of rice 🍚. Starting at $56 and going up to $98 these sets are met to serve 2 people, but honestly you will leave with so many left overs 🥡. With generous portions as well as dishes like Crispy Shrimp 🍤 and Chili 🌶️ Beef with Tofu, it gives you a great sampling of what #BistroNas does best. Don’t miss your chance to try this once Michelin Starred ⭐️ restaurant at this amazing price.
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4.5
Noise • Moderate
Los Angeles
Asian
San Gabriel Valley
Innovative
San Gabriel Valley
Most Booked
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November 2, 2026
An Eater editor recommends the whole Beijing duck, which must be ordered in advance and is carved tableside by chef Tian Yong. The article also recommends adding the rich broth made from the duck’s bones, cabbage, and soft tofu.
Published in Eater Los Angeles
October 31, 2026
The Michelin-starred restaurant is marking its 10th anniversary with a Peking Duck croissant collaboration and a limited eight-treasure duck, with only 10 ducks available each day on November 18 and 19. The $14 croissant can be pre-ordered through Bistro Na’s on November 15.
Published in Secret Los Angeles
July 11, 2026
Food critic Merrill Shindler says Bistro Na’s impresses for both lunch and dinner.
Published in Pasadena Star News
February 12, 2026
The guide recommends Bistro Na’s in Temple City for special occasions, praising its traditional imperial cuisine and signature crispy-skinned shrimp and braised kurobuta pork belly. It also highlights the seasonal menu and notes that Peking duck must be pre-ordered at least a week in advance.
Published in Time Out Worldwide
January 16, 2026
The opulent courtyard restaurant in Temple City is making its Winter Dine LA debut with a $65 meal for two, featuring popular dishes such as braised beef tendon or Chinese yam, shrimp fried rice or Beijing noodles, and a choice of dessert.
Published in Los Angeles Daily News
January 12, 2026
Eater praises Bistro Na’s in Temple City for its flavorful Manchurian cuisine, elegant atmosphere, and warm service. Recommended dishes include chile tofu skin salad, crispy shrimp, Beijing duck, and assorted pastries.
Published in Eater Los Angeles
March 28, 2025
Bistro Na’s serves upscale imperial Manchu cuisine, including Beijing duck and dishes such as Kurobuta pork belly with jujubes. The article recommends booking ahead for duck, which can sell out weeks or months in advance.
Published in Eater Los Angeles
March 21, 2025
Chef Tian Yong’s seasonal menu at the Temple City restaurant showcases imperial Chinese cuisine, including Beijing roast duck and new spring dishes. The article describes Bistro Na’s as one of the country’s best Chinese fine dining restaurants.
Published in Eater Los Angeles
September 18, 2024
The review praises Bistro Na’s Imperial-style Chinese cuisine, attentive service, and opulent dining room, highlighting dishes such as its Peking duck and crispy shrimp. It recommends the Temple City restaurant for a special occasion while noting that prices can add up quickly.
Published in The Infatuation
Bistro Na’s often fills up during peak service, reviewers report a very busy, energetic dining room and waits, while some visits have felt noticeably quieter and more relaxed.
Yes, guests report making reservations through OpenTable (and joining a Yelp waitlist when needed), and reviewers recommend calling ahead for special requests like Peking Duck, which typically needs advance notice.
Bistro Na’s delivers a regal, Imperial‑style dining room, an enclosed Chinese courtyard with opulent bamboo trim, high‑hanging soft lights, and a tranquil, ceremonial feel that reviewers call luxe and elegant.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished attire rather than formalwear, which suits the restaurant’s fine‑dining, Imperial‑style setting.
Sunday evenings are a lovely choice, one guest noted being seated promptly for a 7:45 PM Sunday reservation and enjoying the service and atmosphere.
For families, yes, the restaurant can accommodate a baby, with secluded tables along one wall that worked well for a party with a little one.
Yes, Bistro Na’s regal dining room, soft high-hanging lights and formal courtyard-style setting make it well suited to a special evening, and several guests praise it as memorable for special occasions.
Yes, if you don't have a reservation you can join a waitlist via Yelp or on the iPad at the restaurant.
Weekday lunchtime is a lovely, calmer option at Bistro Na’s, guests note excellent, attentive service at weekday lunch, while dinner (especially busy nights and holidays) often feels much busier.
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