Sandwich shop · Temple City
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"Our Southern California teen years were characterized by getting high and driving to the famed restaurant the Hat, where the god-tier order is the stacked pastrami dip, onion rings, and an Orange Bang." - Rax Will
Taiwanese restaurant · Temple City
This popular Temple City eatery pours out bowls of rich Taiwanese beef noodle soup, quick service, and limited hours, ensuring a satisfying slurp-and-go experience.
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Chinese restaurant · Temple City
Step into Bistro Na's, a lavish Temple City hideaway offering imperial Chinese cuisine, where intricate decor meets a menu filled with regal delights like crispy shrimp and Peking duck served tableside.
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Vietnamese restaurant · Temple City
Tenseven Rolls in San Gabriel is a family-run gem whipping up authentic Banh Cuon and other Vietnamese delights, all served with a side of warmth and freshness.
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Restaurant · Temple City
Dive into HK Grand Cafe for a wild mix of Chinese and European bites in a lively space where families feast and late-night cravings are satisfied.
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Korean barbecue restaurant · Temple City
At Baekjeong, a Koreatown hot spot, revel in top-tier Korean BBQ with quality meats cooked just to your liking in a lively, college-filled atmosphere.
Sichuan restaurant · Temple City
Delicious Chengdu is a charming, unpretentious Sichuan spot serving up authentic flavors like spicy dan dan noodles, tea-smoked duck, and more in generous portions.
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At Simmer Huang, dive into an immersive dining adventure featuring Beijing Imperial court cuisine, complete with tableside cooking and a delicious 'Three Sauce' simmer pot, perfect for sharing.
Tea house · Temple City
Tea Station is a cozy Asian-inspired chain where you can sip on an array of teas while munching on flavorful snacks like noodles and wings.
Sushi and other Japanese comfort dishes served in an informal setting that's popular for lunch.
Noodle shop · Temple City
We specialize in steamed rice platters and Chinese soup. Steaming food is a style of cooking that originated from the Canton areas of China. Steaming food is healthier than other styles of cooking because it retains the nutrients of the ingredients better.