Restaurants & Food

San Gabriel offers a variety of world-class cuisine that are fit for foodies from all over California. With over 40 years of Asian immigrant history, San Gabriel offers plenty of exceptional Vietnamese, Indonesian, Burmese, and Chinese cooking. Below are some of the City's critically acclaimed restaurants that will make your taste buds jump for joy! 
 

MIAN

Under current trend in mainland China, zhajiangmian is one of the favorite traditional Chinese dishes to 13 billion Chinese people. With a versatile team consisted of a passionate Chief, designers and foodies, MIAN aims to bring this authentic taste to LA!
Chef at Mian Noodle
"You know zhajiangmian. It's that dish of springy wheat noodles, often hand-pulled, tossed with bean sauce, ground pork and usually some other stuff. The noodles at Mian have an integrity and chew you might associate with good Italian pasta." - Jonathan Gold, Los Angeles Times
Location: 301 W. Valley Boulevard. No. 114-115, San Gabriel, (626) 693-6888

Details: Open daily, 11am to 3pm and 5pm to 9pm. 

Recommended Dishes: Chengu zhajiangmian; hot and sour noodles; beef pickle noodles; Huazing egg noodles.

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Luscious Dumplings

This popular dumpling spot, originating in San Gabriel, is the kind of restaurant you can easily become addicted to. With handmade dumplings made fresh everyday, Luscious stands out because of its fresh and bold flavors.
  
Luscious Dumplings Boiled
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"The entire scene in the kitchen looks like it could be placed in China. It smells of pork, ginger, garlic and scallions. There are flying woks and dishes, tubs of spices, dough and meat. But then Wu or Zhu speaks in English and you're immediately transported back to the delightful reality that this is indeed in Los Angeles." - Clarissa Wei, Eater

 Location: 701 W. Las Tunas Dr., San Gabriel, CA. (626) 282-8695

Details: Open Tuesday-Sunday from 11am to 2pm and 5pm to 8pm. Sundays hours from 11am to 2pm.

Recommended Dishes: Chive bun; pan fried pork dumplings; beef noodle and dumplings combo.
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Green Zone

It's not easy being green in a food-obsessed City, but Green Zone's takes on Asian cuisine organically. Green Zone is a place where you can find fresh, healthy, and innovative foods served by passionate staff.
Green Zone Chicken
Dining Green Zone
"Green Zone Organic Asian Cuisine, a healthy conscious Asian fusion restaurant that emphasizes organic and locally sourced ingredients. Green Zone lists a sizable salad section on its menu offering ten salads from pan seared sea bass to, of course, kale- not your standard fare in the SGV." - Eddie Lin, Los Angeles Magazine

Location: 534 E. Valley Blvd., Ste. 4-5, San Gabriel, CA 
(626) 288-9300

Details: Open Mondays from 11am to 10pm and Wednesdays - Sundays from 11am to 10pm. (Closed on Tuesdays)

Recommended Dishes: Green wonton noodle soup; wilde caught seabass salad; gyudon; hainan chicken with wild rice.
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Newport Seafood


New Port Seafood brings together many South East Asian flavors, including Chinese, Cambodian, Vietnamese and Thai elements. Far from traditional Chinese the restaurant, New port Seafood is the hard work of two passionate founders who have created a unique culinary experience that you can share with your family and friends. 
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"First among equals, of course, is the spicy lobster, which is as essential to New Port Seafood as chili dogs are to Pink's... Did the lobster live up to the dream? Yes, I confess: It did." - Jonathan Gold, LA Weekly
Location: 835 W. Las Tunas Dr., San Gabriel, CA (626) 289-5998

Details: Open Monday - Friday from 11am to 9:30pm, Saturday from 11am to 10pm, and Sunday 11am to 9:30pm.

Recommended dishes: house-special lobster; beef loc lac; spicy clams with basil; chicken krapron; elephant clam two ways.