Korean
Young Dong Tofu, San Gabriel
There aren’t many good Korean restaurants in the San Gabriel valley. . . So when there is a decent one, they seem to do a combination of things well.
April 2009
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Chinese
YongHe Chinese Type Breakfast Shop (永和豆漿), Taipei
This place in Taipei is known for their Chinese Tamale. A Taipei institution – this place is open late and seems to always have a diverse young and old crowd. Their limited menu featuring the Bah Zhan
Chinese
Late Night Yummies, Monterey Park
JJ Cafe is your typical Monterey Park/Alhambra Cantonese late night cafe. You might have tried Garden Cafe, ABC, Sunday Bistro, and others. They all serve similar items on their menus. JJ’s features s
American
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles
I was fortunate enough to get to go to a Dodger game and experience a Dodger win. Amidst the game, there was some great fare. We had a regular dodger dog, a super dodger dog, bratwurst, chili cheese f
Japanese
Santoka, Los Angeles
Santoka is located at three locations around L.A. and all are in the food courts of the Mitsuwa marketplaces in West L.A., Torrance and Costa Mesa. I think their Japanese website is spelled Santouka b
Colombian
Cha Cha Cha, Los Angeles
Cha Cha Cha is a long time Los Angeles favorite. Not just for Latin Star – like Jimmy Smit, but all Angelenos alike. Cha Cha Cha is a Tapas restaurant specializing in Carribean fare. Tapas is a type o
Chinese
點心Dim Sum – Jade Garden, Hong Kong
One night. . . after stumbling for a few hours in Hong Kong and Macau, we were all heading back to out hotels around 6am. But being that we were on vacation, we decided to stay up for breakfast. Break
Korean
Mountain San BBQ, Koreatown
Porridge or congee is one of the best things to have when you are drunk, hung over, or sick. This bland, stomach filling meal is perfect to sooth that the body that you put it through.
Dessert
Tasty Dessert, San Gabriel Valley
Mango Delight was its name. . .