Mama Xita BBQ
A community-suggested Chinese Korean barbecue restaurant in Temple City, inspired by the barbecue traditions of the Korean ethnic community in northeastern China. Eat in SGV has not independently visited yet.
Go here if
- →You want Chinese Korean barbecue with bold marinades
- →You are planning a group dinner in Temple City
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Chinese Korean BBQ
Start with thisThe community submission described the restaurant as Chinese Korean barbecue.
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"If it is your first visit, use the Chinese Korean barbecue style as the starting point and ask the staff which marinated meats best represent it. This is a community suggestion that Eat in SGV has not independently visited yet."
— Eat in SGV Team
The basics
- Address
- 5701 Rosemead Blvd, Temple City, CA 91780
- Price
- $$$ · about $40–80 a head (Google)
- Cuisine
- Chinese Korean BBQ
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