Browse SGV

Sea Harbour has been around since 2001 and the quality still shows.

Good Alley delivers the kind of balance that’s hard to find.

Pho Vit 115 in El Monte puts duck at the center of their menu, from duck pho to rice plates.

Singkawang is the kind of place where you’ll find dishes that aren’t always easy to locate elsewhere in SGV.

Tiny shop, big flavors, and some of the best chashu you’ll find in LA.

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

Plump dumplings, comforting noodles, and a wait that locals happily accept.

If you love juicy pan-fried buns, Kang Kang is one of those SGV spots you’ll probably keep craving long after you leave.

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

Mr Pollo is a casual West Covina spot where the smell of rotisserie chicken and wok smoke hits as soon as you walk in.

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

Ahgoo’s Kitchen is a small, low-key Taiwanese restaurant in Temple City that feels built for regulars.

HK Dim Sum House keeps things simple: fresh dim sum, handmade dumplings, and a menu built around Cantonese classics.

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

This is the spicy beef noodle soup — what Taiwan is known for.

This community-recommended Rosemead dim sum spot serves oversized har gao and shumai alongside less-common dishes like spare ribs over red rice rolls.

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

Luscious Dumplings is a Monrovia dumpling destination with a focused menu and a long SGV reputation.

The Original Tops is SGV comfort food in drive-thru form.

We went to check out Donahoo's — people say this is better than KFC because of their own secret spices.

TK Cafe's Hawaiian plates are the move here — big portions of chicken katsu and short ribs for a great price.

This hole in the wall might be one of the easiest San Gabriel Valley spots to say yes to.

Xi'an-style biang biang noodles in Arcadia with a $10.99-$12.99 all-day special menu and customizable noodle width, hand-pulled Lanzhou style.

Handmade dumplings and noodles served in a no-frills City of Industry dining room.

New York-style pizza, including slices, in South Pasadena.