Grand Harbor
If you want a spot in SGV with a huge menu and a touch of elegance, Grand Harbor in Temple City might surprise you. You can go for dim sum or dinner. From roast duck and shrimp dumplings to whole lobster and crispy roast pig, the dishes are big, bold, and built for sharing. Prices are reasonable for what you get and the dining room feels more upscale than your usual dim sum spot. It's a great choice for big groups, family gatherings, or anyone who wants good variety.
Go here if
- →You're feeding a big group or family
- →You want dim sum and dinner options in one spot
- →You want something that feels a little more special without spending a ton
Skip it if
- —You want the most creative or cutting-edge dim sum
- —You're eating solo or as a couple
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- Address
- 5733 Rosemead Blvd, Temple City, CA 91780
- Price
- $ · about $10–40 a head (Google)
- Cuisine
- Dim Sum
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