Chong Yuen Fong
Chong Yuen Fong in Alhambra is tiny but don't let that fool you. Their chashu might be the best in all of LA. It's tender, juicy, and packed with flavor. They also do herbal soups, Portuguese egg tarts, and a chicken curry that is extremely satisfying.
Go here if
- →You want what might be the best chashu in LA
- →You love hole-in-the-wall spots with big flavor
- →You're into herbal soups and roast meats
Skip it if
- —You want a large space or big group setting
- —You need a full menu beyond roast meats and soups
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Eat in SGV StaffChashu Bowl
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Eat in SGV StaffPortuguese Egg Tarts
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The basics
- Address
- 7 E Valley Blvd, Alhambra, CA 91801
- Price
- $$ · $20–40
- Cuisine
- Chinese
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