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Table of Contents 1 2 3 4 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS AMERICAN .........................................................................1 ASIAN FUSION ................................................................. 3 BEVERAGES ..................................................................... 4 CHINESE ........................................................................ 9 DESSERTS AND BAKED GOODS .............................. 22 FAST FOOD ................................................................... 25 FRENCH ....................................................................... 28 INDIAN ...................................................................... 28 ITALIAN ...................................................................... 29 KOREAN ...................................................................... 30 JAPANESE ...................................................................... 32 MEXICAN ..................................................................... 34 TAIWANESE ................................................................ 36 THAI ........................................................................ 39 VIETNAMESE ................................................................ 40 6 AMERICAN CHEERS BAR AND GRILL 717 S SAN GABRIEL BLVD. (626) 354-7515 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: APPETIZERS, BEER , ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, WINGS, PASTA, SALAD. EST PRIME STEAKHOUSE 303 E VALLEY BLVD. (626) 607-2012 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: STEAK, SEAFOOD, SALAD, APPETIZERS, DESSERT, WHISKEY, WINE. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE MARY LANE CAFE 301 SAN MARINO AVE. (626) 766-1655 MARYLANECAFE.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BREAKFAST, COFFEE, SALAD, SANDWICHES, SOUP, BAKED GOODS. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE 7 AMERICAN SHAKEY’S PIZZA PARLOR 866 E LAS TUNAS DR. (626) 285 -1215 SHAKEYS.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: PIZZA, CHICKEN, MOJO FRIES, SALAD, FRIED CHICKEN, BEER & WINE, DESSERTS. 8 ASIAN FUSION BONCHON 710 W. LAS TUNAS DR. (626) 545-2380 WWW.BONCHON.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN: (WINGS, DRUMSTICKS, STRIPS), FRIES, APPETIZERS, BULGOGI, JAPCHAE, CHICKEN KATSUI, WRAPS, BIBIMBAP. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE CHICKEN DAY 400 E. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 766-1406 CHICKENDAYSG.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN, SWEET AND SPICY CHICKEN , TERIYAKI CHICKEN, GARLIC AND SPICY CHICKEN, GIMBAP, VOLCANO CHICKEN. TRINITY AT THE HILTON 215 W. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 270-2700 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BREAKFAST, TEA, COFFEE, OMELETS A LA CARTE, EGGS BENEDICT, STEAK & EGGS, BREAKFAST BUFFET, APPETIZERS, SANDWICHES, SALAD, FILET MIGNON ENTRÉE, DESSERT, FRIES, ETC. 9 BEVERAGES AU79 TEAHOUSE 1635 S. SAN GABRIEL BLVD. STE E (626) 569-9462 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, TEA, COFFEE, SHAVED ICE, MILK TEA, BRICK TOAST, NOODLE SOUP, APPETIZERS. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE BOBA AVE 8090 140 W. VALLEY BLVD. #118B (626) 288-5658 WWW.BOBAAVE8090.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, MILK TEA, SMOOTHIES, POPCORN CHICKEN, FRIES. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE BOBA POP 625 E. VALLEY BLVD. STE L (626) 545-2705 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, MILK TEA, MILK FOAM TEA, LATTE, FRESH TEA, FRUIT TEA, SLUSH, SNACKS. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE 10 BEVERAGES BOPOMOFO CAFE 841 W. LAS TUNAS DR. (877) 585-1085 BOPOMOFOCAFE.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, COFFEE, TEA, CAFÉ, PREMIUM MATCHA, COMFORT FOOD, TATER TOTS. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE BUBBLE REPUBLIC 800 W. LAS TUNAS DR. (626) 417-8260 BUBBLEREPUBLICALA.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, SLUSH, MILK TEA, TEA, FRUIT DRINKS, MILK ICED BLEND, SMOOTHIES, SNACKS, TAIWANESE PORK RICE, NOODLE SOUP. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE FACTORY TEA BAR 323 S. MISSION DR. (626) 227-4174 FACTORYTEABAR.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, MILK TEA,TEA, BRICK TOAST, POPCORN CHICKEN, FRENCH FRIES, AND SMOOTHIE. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE 11 BEVERAGES HALF AND HALF GOOD OLD TIME 704 W. LAS TUNAS DR. STE E2 (626) 576-8010 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, OLD FASHION BLACK TEA, FLAVORED GREEN/ BLACK TEA, MILK TEA, YOGURT DRINK, ICE COFFEE, HERBAL TEA, NOODLE SOUP, SNACKS. LABOBATORY 819 W. LAS TUNAS DR. (626) 804-1717 LABOBATORY.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, TEA, MILK TEA, FRUIT DRINKS. NEST TEA HOUSE 556 LAS TUNAS DR. STE 10 (626) 538-4711 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, MILK TEA, GREEN MILK TEA, TEA, COFFEE, SLUSH, JUICE. 12 BEVERAGES STARBUCKS 303 E .VALLEY BLVD. (626) 639-0300 STARBUCKS.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: HOT COFFEE, HOT DRINKS, COLD COFFEES, COLD DRINKS, HOT TEAS, FRAPPUCCINO, ICE TEAS, HOT BREAKFAST, LUNCH, BAKERY, SNACK & SWEETS, OATMEAL & YOGURT. SUNRIGHT TEA STUDIO 1245 S. SAN GABRIEL BLVD. (626) 656-6257 SNRTEA.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, MILK TEA, LATTE WITH OAT MILK, FRUIT TEA, TEA. TEAMARU 709 W. LAS TUNAS DR. (626)225-2821 TEAMARU.US MENU HIGHLIGHTS: SIGNATURE DRINKS, ORGANIC LATTE, FRESH FRIUT, CHEESE FOAM, SLUSH, TEA. 13 BEVERAGES TEA STATION 158 W. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 288-3785 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOBA, MILK TEA, TEA, COFFEE, FRIES, POPCORN CHICKEN, YOGURT DRINK, FLAVORED JELLY ICE, TEA FLAVORED MEALS. THE VI TEA 416 E LAS TUNAS DR #E (626) 656-6114 THEVITEA.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: FRIES, DUMPLING, NOODLE SOUP, JUICE, TEA, BOBA, MILK TEA, GREEN TEA, SEA FOOD NOODLES, CREPES. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE 14 CHINESE BEIJING NOODLE HOUSE 250 W. VALLEY BLVD. STE B2 (626) 509-5188 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: DRY NOODLES, NOODLE SOUP, COLD DISHES, DIM SUM, DESSERTS. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE BOSTON LOBSTER 727 E. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 288-4388 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: SEAFOOD, SIZZLING PLATE, FRIED RICE, SOUP, KUNG PAO CHICKEN. CHAO BAKERY 250 W. FAIRVIEW AVE. (626) 281-1836 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: HERBAL SOUP, CHICKEN, TOMATO SAUCE MEATBALLS, DAILY VEGETABLE, PEAR & FIG SOUP, FRIED OYSTER BRAISED PORK, STEAMED FISH. 15 CHINESE DELICIOUS FOOD CORNER 545 W. LAS TUNAS DR. (626) 325-8838 DELICIOUSFOODCORNER.US MENU HIGHLIGHTS: CHINESE STYLE BREAKFAST, NOODLE SOUP, CONGEE, APPETIZERS, FRIED NOODLES, CLAYPOT RICE, STEAM RICE ROLLS, HOT POT. DX-LAB 529 E. VALLEY BLVD. STE 108 A (213) 516-5660 DRAMXLA.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: NOODLES, STEAMED ENTREES, DUMPLINGS, SOUPS, MILK TEA, RICE. GREEN KITCHEN 120 E. VALLEY BLVD. STE A (626) 872-1005 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: NOODLE SOUP, JAPANESE BEEF RICE BOWL, FRIED RICE, MILK TEA, BOBA, FRUIT JUICE. 16 CHINESE GREEN YUNNAN RESTAURANT 937 E. LAS TUNAS DR. STE B (626) 872-0106 YUNNANRESTAURANTSG.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: NOODLES, SOUPS, DRY POT, FISH, SHRIMP, PORK, BEEF, LAMB, DUMPLINGS, FRIED RICE, TEA. HIBISCUS TREE 534 E. VALLEY BLVD. STE 4-5 (626) 872-0140 HIBISCUSTREEUS.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: HOT POT, SKEWERS, BRAISED CHICKEN FEET, BRAISED EQUIL EGGS, BEEF TRIPE, CRAWFISH MEAT, PIG EAR, HANDMADE SZECHWAN DESSERT. HK CAFE 512 W. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 457-8898 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: NOODLES, PORRIDGE, CHOW FUN, CHOW MEIN, VEGETABLE TOFU, FRIED RICE, CHICKEN, PORK BEEF ENTREES, HOT POT, SEAFOOD, SOUP, CURRY, DESSERT, BOBA. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE 17 CHINESE HO KEE CAFE 533 S. DEL MAR AVE. (626) 766-1076 HOKEE-TOGO.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: PORRIDGE, NOODLES, BREAKFAST, DUCK, KING CRAB, SOUPS, BBQ ENTREES, CHOW MEIN, CHOW FUN, RICE ENTREES, SEAFOOD, COFFEE, MILK TEA. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE HUI TOU XIANG 704 W. LAS TUNAS DR. STE 5 (626) 281-9888 HUITOUXIANG.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: PAN FRIED DUMPLINGS, STEAMED DUMPLINGS, BOILED DUMPLINGS, WONTONS, NOODLES, SOUP. HUNAN CHILI KING 534 E. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 288-7993 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BOILED CASSEROLE, DRY POT,HOT POT, CRISPY RICE CRUST, FRIED RICE, CHOW MEIN. 18 CHINESE JUE WEI KITCHEN 818 E. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 280-8088 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: DUCK, NOODLE ENTREES, DUMPLINGS, BBQ SKEWERS, POT- STEW. KINGBURG KITCHEN 715 W. LAS TUNAS DR. (626) 282-2386 KINGBURGKITCHEN.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: DUMPLINGS, HANDMADE NOODLES, FROZEN ZONGZI, BEEF FRIED PIES, FRIED RICE, WONTONS, SOUP. LIU ROAST FISH 227 W. VALLEY BLVD. STE 128 (626) 413-6888 LIUROASTFISHSG.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: HOT POT, COLD DISHES, SEAFOOD, SKEWERS: BEEF, CHICKEN, PORK, LAMB ,SHRIMP, VEGETABLE DISHES. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE 19 CHINESE LUDINGJI NOODLES 529 E. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 714-3888 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: BUILD YOUR OWN SOUP OR BOWL, COLD DISHES, TEA. MAN CHAN CUISINE 301 W. VALLEY BLVD. STE 110 (626) 282 -5953 MANCHANTOGO.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: PORRIDGE, FRIED RICE, FRIED NOODLES, NOODLE SOUP, RICE PLATE, CURRY, APPETIZERS, TEA. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE MON LAND HOT POT CITY 251 W. BENCAMP ST. (626) 289-4889 MONLANDHOTPOT.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: HOT POT, CHOW MEIN, SEAFOOD, VEGETABLES, MONGOLIAN BBQ, BEER & WINE. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE 20 CHINESE MR. RICE 400 E. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 629-2099 MRRICELA.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: SPICY POT, SPECIAL RICE, SIDES,NOODLES, TEA. NEWPORT SEAFOOD 518 W. LAS TUNAS DR. (626) 289-5998 NEWPORTSEAFOOD.COM MENU HIGHLIGHTS: HOUSE SPECIAL LOBSTER, BEEF LOC LAC, KUNG PAO CHICKEN, FRIED RICE, FRIED NOODLES. NICE 2 MEET U 227 W. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 293-7099 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: HOT POT, SIGNATURE FRIED RICE, SKEWERS, MEATBALLS, VEGGIE PLATES, NOODLES, TEA. OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE 21 CHINESE NORTHERN CHINESE CUISINE 140 W. VALLEY BLVD. STE 209 (626) 280-2688 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: NOODLES, SOUP, WONTON, BEEF WRAP, TEA, MILK TEA. OPAL CHINESE CUISINE 303 E. VALLEY BLVD. (626) 607-2018 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: WAGYU, FILET MIGNON, DUCK, PORK, LOBSTER, NOODLES. PHOENIX FOOD BOUTIQUE 712 W. LAS TUNAS DR. (626)289-9888 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: PORRIDGE, NOODLE SOUP, FRIED RICE NOODLES, PUDDING, PASTRIES, CUSTARD, DESSERT SOUP, TEA. 22 CHINESE QIN'S GARDEN 534 E. VALLEY BLVD. STE 10 (626) 703-4747 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: HOT POT, SEAFOOD, CHICKEN, LAMB, BEEF, PORK, VEGETABLES, KABOB, RICE NOODLE SOUP, COLD NOODLE SOUP, COLD DISHES, TEA. ROLLING WOK 1609 S. SAN GABRIEL BLVD. (626) 571-5598 MENU HIGHLIGHTS: CHOW MEIN, SOUP, PORRIDGE, TOFU, PORK , CHICKEN AND VEGETABLE ENTREES, RICE NOODLES, MEAT BALLS, FISH, SEAWEED SALAD. SAM WOO
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