content: Chinatown really begins HERE! Cheap deliciousness in an unlikely location near strip joints, sex toy shops, and Fashion Show Mall with an uninspiring dining atmosphere. But, as everybody else raves, the food is A+--nothing on the regular menu tops 10 bucks-lunches struggle to break the $5 barrier. On a couple of yelpers recommendations we tried the baked pork with special sauce. Killer, super crispy and the \""sauce\"" is a nice touch too. Is this stuff really baked? Seems more deep fried to me, I don't know how they could bake this stuff to such crunchy perfection. Regardless of how they do it, it's good stuff. We balanced it off with Mixed Vegetables Lo Hon Style, \""spicy please\"". Waitress brings it out and the moment she set it down she says, oh, it's not spicy, I'll bring some hot sauce. At this point I'm kind of bummed, she sets a dish of some kind of chili sauce in a bit (not a lot) of oil. I'm thinking \""well this kind of blows\"", UNTIL I tasted that stuff, complex layers of flavor. Use a little for a touch of heat and lots of flavor, add more for the burn you yearn. All of the sudden, I'm happy! That's right, a happy ending on Industrial Rd. Who would have thought? :-)