Posts Tagged ‘Noodle’

June 11, 2008 4

Pho Le Loi (San Gabriel)

By in 01: San Gabriel, Favorite Food Entries

The Northern Vietnamese dishes we had at Little Saigon was unforgettable. Thank goodness I read from Eat drink and be merry that there’s a closer alternative: Pho Le Loi. It’s in San Gabriel Valley right across from Saigon Flavor. A much shorter drive than Westminster. Very good Banh Tom (Crispy fried Yam with shrimp). Fresh […]

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April 18, 2008 2

Yungui Garden (Monterey Park)

By in 01: San Gabriel, Favorite Food Entries

We went back for more Yunnan rice noodles (old entry). We got the right item this time. The delicious Cold Noodle. It taste very strong with bold, vinegary sauce, pickled cabbages and salted grounded meat. Their signature Across the Bridge Rice Noodle. Too bad the ingredients were mixed in the soup by the waitress before […]

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April 14, 2008 1

Rikyu (Little Tokyo)

By in 06: Downtown LA

A traditional Japanese noodle place that serves soba and Udon in the 2nd floor of Weller Court at Little Tokyo. It was empty when we went in, while Curry House and Orochon Ramen (which I don’t get the appeal of, but to each and his own) in the same plaza were packed. There’re not as […]

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March 19, 2008 2

Luscious Dumpling (San Gabriel)

By in 01: San Gabriel

Both Freda and I are busy at work these days, sorry for the slow update. I heard about the delicious Xiao lun bao-like soup dumplings at this small family owned restaurant that specialized in dumplings. The dumplings are handmade and sold out fast. So we made an effort to wake up early on the weekend […]

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March 12, 2008 Off

Sanuki no Sato (Gardena)

By in 17: South Bay

Hiyashi Uni-Tororo Soba . Soba topped with Uni, grated yam and green onions. The last few times I went there this dish was unavailable so I’m glad to finally taste it. The uni was good and quite fresh, generous portion too. I love it.

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