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Bistro 1968
If you want all-you-can-eat dim sum with generous portions and premium dishes without spending too much as well as seafood options for dinner, this is your spot.
Go here if
- →You want AYCE dim sum on a budget
- →You love variety and big portions
- →You're bringing people who want to try a little of everything
Skip it if
- —Consistent service matters a lot to you
- —You prefer a more refined dim sum experience
The basics
- Address
- 402 S San Gabriel Blvd Ste A, San Gabriel, CA 91776
- Price
- $$ · about $20–30 a head (Google)
- Cuisine
- Dim Sum
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