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Mission 261  Search for restaurants:  Find our critic's rating: Or, by restaurant name:
Readers' ratings:  food: 4.0 scene: 3.5 service: 2.5 Reader reviews: Write a review | Number of reviews: 2
 At Mission 261, dim sum "bees" are striped with nori seaweed.
Reader Reviews
December 13, 2005
Ladyfaith Rosemead, CA I read alot of negective reviews regarding Mission 261. After eating the delious food,enjoying the pleasant evironment and execellant service I could not find anything wrong.Obvious the people who posted these negative comments are use to eatiing American Chinese Cuisine. I Strongly recommend MIssion 261 to eveyone who enjoys the Ethnic Chinese Cuisine either for a intimate enagagement or banquet party for all occasion. Suggestion: Larger parking lot February 12, 2005
Andy Hsiung Pasadena, CA We were put on a waiting list when we arrived. We were #46. After 30 minutes, she had called out 55 and 56, so we went up to the hostess to see what happened. The hostess had mistakenly skipped our number, but her attitude was, unequivocally, the worst I've ever experienced in a restaurant in my life, and I've had plenty of bad service at Chinese restaurants. No matter how good the food is, it can't make up for rudeness. Hopefully, she's been fired. Return to Mission 261 venue details
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