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Yang's Kitchen in Alhambra is a family-run spot serving Asian American cooking that pulls from Chinese, Japanese, and Italian influences, and it's earned some serious recognition along the way, including nods from the New York Times and a James Beard semifinalist mention for chef Chris Yang.

Date nightChinese fusionBreakfast

Rotisserie Chicken of California has been serving SGV families for years with a straightforward formula: well-seasoned chicken, hearty sides, and generous portions.

Small businessHole-in-the-wallRotisserie chicken

Sun Nong Dan specializes in the kind of Korean comfort food that feels substantial and restorative.

Korean comfort food$11.99 breakfast special

Tang Gong is the kind of dim sum restaurant where variety is part of the appeal.

Higher priced dim sumChinese cuisineDinner

Tai He Ju focuses on a small menu of handmade dumplings with different styles and fillings, including pork chive and beef cumin.

Hole-in-the-wallShortlistDumplings

Mr Pollo looks casual from the outside, but the food has a lot more going on once you start ordering.

Peruvian foodHole-in-the-wallShortlist

If you like sitting down to a big table of food without going overboard on price, Big Ma’s is easy to come back to.

Dim sumDinner and lunchTakeout available

If you like comforting regional Chinese food with a little more depth and personality, Xin Wang is worth the drive to Walnut.

ShortlistHole-in-the-wallChinese cuisine

iWagyu in Monterey Park is a more upscale, set-menu take on Japanese-style BBQ, focused on quality over quantity, so this is not an all-you-can-eat spot.

Higher endDate nightJapanese cuisine

Bageloo feels like the kind of place you could easily drive past, but the process behind the food is serious.

Hole-in-the-wallBagelsShortlist

Bangkok Soul took over the old Ten Ren spot in Alhambra, but the food feels completely different from what used to be here.

Thai cuisineModerate price

Abu Kabab is a solid Pasadena spot for Mediterranean food that feels fresh, filling, and balanced without being overly heavy.

Hole-in-the-wallMediterranean food

If you like places with big portions, lots of options, and food that feels comforting without being too heavy, eat here.

ShortlistVietnamese cuisineModerate price