Good for what it is but they make up their own business hours. Sometimes the hours posted online does not match in real time. So call before you go there when you get your craving or you'll be disappointed when you see the closed sign...

Mami King was around for quite a while, If you like the taste of Ma Mum Lok this is the Filipino Restaurant you need to go. Parking is not really an issued in reality always depend on other establishment cause they shared the parking lot. Their bola bola and asado siopao, lomi, chicken mami, siomai mane, brbq chicken, palabok etc.. Are so delicious. They even have a family pack. Place is very simple and always very clean, lights always on and yet the service is awesome. They are always very busy, lots of patronage. Price is very affordable compared to other Filipinos fast food chains. She knows me as Mr. Bola bola siopao that's my favorite with their special sauce.

Our favorite Chicken Noodle Mami, Beef Noodle Mami and Siomai place here in the San Fernando Valley is Mami King. They simply have the best noodles. Their soups and noddles are perfect for this time of the year especially during the holiday season to keep us warm. The Chicken Noodle Mami is flavorful and has plenty of chicken both white meat and dark meat. It has lots of greens. The noodles are packed separately in plastic. It's up to you how much noodles you want to put in your soup container. One order is $10.95. The Siomai comes in 3 pieces for 1 order of $4.95. The Siomai is also good to try. It comes with lemon (form of liquid), soy sauce and hot sauce on the side so it's up to you to make and mix your own sauce depending on how you like it. Customer service here is always excellent and consistent. The sweet lady at the counter remembers me and would make sure every time to check with me regarding peanut, tree nut and sesame seed food allergies and cross contamination. Thank you so much Mami King always!

A delectable cheesecake. A cute little cafe with a fine staff serving decent Mediterranean food. The menu is small so we tried everything vegetarian on their menu. I found it pricey for their dainty portions. However the taste is okay. I have had better Mediterranean food in the city however, their cheesecake has my heart and that definitely deserves a return. Oh! And their drinks are good too. Overall I like this spot for their humble service and charm.

My go to when I'm in the mood for some good siopao and Spaghetti. I also enjoy their pancit malabon and Lechon Kawali. The staff is always friendly and attentive.

The food is amazing - great for the colder weather coming up. The price is fair for what you get. The service is quick and the food is less than 10 minutes unless there are a lot of people. It's a small place to get food maybe about 20 people at most to do a dine in. The parking structure is shared between the other stores in the area and small. Still a great place to get food if you're able to when it's not busy.

This is my go to for siopao and mami. They have an extensive menu of other Filipino dishes as well. They menu has tons of photos so this will help if you are not familiar with all the dishes. They have some seating inside and they are very friendly.

My husband has been craving Mami King since last Sunday so we're back in Panorama City to get his fix. :) We arrived just as they opened and were happily welcomed in. Our server brought menus, utensils and napkins as we got seated, then took our drink order. I was surprised when my husband asked for Sago & Gulaman -- he would normally just take sips out of mine. I didn't realize he liked it so much that he didn't want to share anymore, lol. For our lunch we chose our usual favorites -- beef mami, deep fried chicken, siomai and siopao. Everything was so, so good, nostalgic and so, so satisfying. Service is quick and polite every time we come here. The food never disappoints. Located in a small plaza, parking can get tough. But we've been coming here for years. It hasn't stopped us yet.

I was happy to see that there is a Mami King in the area again. I've been a patron of the Mami King on Sunset in LA for many years and was sad when they closed down. This place is tiny with about 8 small tables to sit and eat. They had the usual on the menu: chicken and beef Mami, siopao, siomai, different types of pancit and drinks. We ordered 3 chicken mami, pancit Miki bihon (a combination of skinny and fat noodles) and 3 sago gulaman. Prices are reasonable. Got all of this for $70. Some may say expensive, but food was tasty. The food was good (although not as good as I remember but good enough) and the sago gulaman was delicious! If you're in the area, come check it out.