
A Vietnamese family-run French restaurant in Rosemead known for garlic-butter escargot, tender veal, rack of lamb, and airy soufflé in a relaxed setting.
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Photo: Eat in SGVLarge escargot in plenty of garlic butter. Use the warm, crisp-edged bread to soak up every bit of the sauce.
Photo: Eat in SGVExceptionally tender veal in a bright, peppery lemon-caper sauce, served with sweet potato purée, rice pilaf, and haricots verts.
Photo: Eat in SGVCooked medium with a flavorful garlic crust. The meat was extremely tender, juicy, and free of the gamey flavor some diners expect.
Photo: Eat in SGVWhipped in the kitchen and served jiggly, airy, and fluffy, with light vanilla and citrus notes.
"Start with the garlic-butter escargot and save room for the soufflé. The opening and finish were the most memorable parts of an already strong meal."
Eat in SGV team
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