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The folks behind Forbidden City utilized the former Chinese restaurant by turning it into--gasp!--a tad fancier Chinese restaurant and nightclub. Red rules the exterior and interior, which is separated into four areas: the main stage and dance floor, a small side lounge with a bar, a second-floor lounge and a spacious outdoor patio. The menu reads like conventional take-out, with wonton soup, chow mein, Mongolian beef and kung pao chicken served family-style. The nightclub provides a diverse selection of partygoers who likely don’t live in L.A. proper. Nevertheless, there’s plenty of room (and the appropriate music) to boogie, and that’s action that’s never forbidden.
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i dont even know where to start with this place. came to this place years ago. all i can say is that i felt like i walked in the twilight zone....i mean,...
Goodness grace! We were here when they opened the door at 7am. We just got out (thank God!) from an underground weirdo party and were still up (wonder...
I went on a Friday Night. ohhh my gosshhh......me&my clubbing partner are armenian. we walk in, its literally an empty dancefloor in the middle & just some...
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