
The food court inside The Square, next to GW Supermarket on Garvey. A row of counters doing Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Korean, with a sushi counter near the entrance and a banchan stand inside the market. Nothing fancy, everything cheap, and you can hit three cuisines in one tray. Bring cash: the market takes cards, most stalls don't.
Go here if
Skip it if
0 in our community have visited this
0 people want to go
Add the dish to order, a parking tip, a photo, or a quick note that helps someone decide to go.
Lineups rotate. Check in and tell us what changed.
Order: 2 or 3 Item Combo
Order: Beef & Rice
Order: Dumplings
Order: Fried Rice
Order: Chicken Rice Noodle Soup
Order: Hainan Chicken
Order: Che Ba Mau
Real picks from people who've actually been.
Rate this spot
Sign in to leave a rating.
Locals say
Questions, heads-ups, menu changes. Locals answer.
A compact Arcadia food court where seven or so stalls cover a lot of ground: hand-cooked noodle soups, a Taiwanese-style combo deli, Korean tofu, ramen, sushi, pastries, and boba. Everything is made to order and priced like a lunch counter, which is exactly the point. Stall lineups rotate, so check in and tell us what's cooking now.
Hue Thai Bakery in Rosemead is a go-to for banh mi done right. Their #1 special is packed with all the meats, crisp veggies, and a perfect mix of pate and mayo. The bread is super light and crunchy, one of the best baguettes we've had. It's also cash-only, and most sandwiches are under $5. Don't skip the pate chaud either, a flaky meat pastry that's buttery, savory, and incredibly satisfying.
Delicious Food Corner feels like a classic Hong Kong café. There are several locations around SGV including Monterey Park and San Gabriel. The congee is smooth and flavorful, and their breakfast combos are perfect to split. Their coffee milk tea and Hong Kong milk tea are strong, slightly sweet, and nostalgic. Perfect for congee fans, light-breakfast people, or anyone who grew up on Hong Kong-style eats.