The menudo is excellent. It’s all you can eat but the first bowl is big. The portions here are big. It’s Tex mex but it’s solid Mexican food. There is parking in the back. They do have happy hour
It’s a nicer version of the Monterey Park location. They serve meat pies, noodle dishes and appetizers. The house special meat pie tastes similar to a shumai with a flaky crust.
They do the work on site. There is street parking and a small parking lot on the side.
Only outdoor seating. The parking lot is tiny and the drive through is super busy. Get a Neapolitan milkshake if you can’t make up your mind.
The red pork is crispy and the pickled vegetables are a great accompaniment. The boba drinks are sweet. They have lunch, & happy hour specials. Parking is shared with a busy market.
It’s a deli that also sells hot food and sandwiches. There is a eating area with tables. The milanesa de res( breaded beef cutlet) is excellent.
The baked catfish is a show stopper. The meat is soft and sweet. It’s served with rice paper and veggies. It’s a large restaurant that can accommodate large groups.
This is a very hipster joint. The green eggs is a bright and vibrant dish that has some nice acidity. There is only street parking. The baked goods and coffee are good.
They make dumplings on site. The chive pockets are good too. They specialize in food from the city of Dong Bei. They have lots of dumplings. The parking lot can be packed from the 101 noodle.
Great Uyghur food. The big plate chicken is good and a bit spicy, I wish they put more noodles. It’s very homey. Also the hot Uyghur tea is sweetened. They do have a parking lot.
Great Hong Kong breakfast place. The parking lot can be packed. It’s best to pay in cash. The congee is filling and comes with either thin egg noodles or rice noodles. The pineapple bun is a must.
It’s a small restaurant. They specialize in Bun bo hue (middle Vietnamese beef soup) and Bun rieu (crab soup with beef meatballs). This is the original restaurant reviewed by Jonathan Gold.
This is a Roman Catholic retreat center run by the Salesian order. There is a small chapel and despite being in the suburbs there is a lot of nature.
Pay by the pound hot pot. It’s $11.99 per pound of items then you choose a soup base which is included. There is parking in the back and a public parking lot a few yards away.
Tsukemen or dipping ramen is delicious. Get an extra creamy egg. The lines are usually for Golden Deli next door but the food here is just as good. Parking lot can be packed.
They have a hot food section in front that serves Korean food. They also sell kimchi and banchan.
It’s associated with the Carmelite sisters next door. It’s a nice retreat center. The Petrus retreats are good teen retreat. Look online for schedules.
The bun bo hue is the main attraction. The house iced tea is sweet and the refills are free. The staff is friendly and attentive. The parking lot is small and can only fit a few cars.
The nasi uduk is a great introduction to Indonesian food. It’s carb heavy with both rice and potatoes. There’s a lot of textures. There is street parking.
They specialize in Taiwanese breakfast items. Most of the breakfast items are carb heavy. Cash only
Great place to work. They serve food and boba drinks. They also have free Wi-Fi for customers.
The medium spicy noodles are great but still very spicy. The parking can be difficult there is an underground parking lot. The chili wontons are good too.
They make their own tapioca pearls here. The pearls are softer and chewier than your average boba pearl.
The pudding here is excellent. It has so many flavors and textures that it's worth the drive.
It’s like chipotle but hot pot. You choose your items and the soup and they make it for you. There is parking in the back that is free. They also serve beer.
They’re famous for their Hainese chicken. It’s cash only. There is a small parking lot across the street. They have outdoor seating and a small indoor seating area. They also serve western style pasta
