This Northern Yutang Snack Shop is a noodle shop with a strong Hong Kong flavor. The five-spice beef tripe, five-spice pork tripe, five-spice braised egg, etc. are all recommended. If you use Swiss Maggi soy sauce as a dipping sauce for pot stickers, it may be delicious.

这家北方玉堂小吃店，是一家港味十足的的面店。推荐五香牛肚，五香猪肚，五香卤蛋等等都不错的味道。如果用瑞士的Maggi酱油做锅贴沾酱，可能会好吃。

这是一家港式面店。推荐个炒面， 很香，现炒的。另外推荐馄饨面， 好吃， 但份量小了些，最后再加个咖哩丸子。也非常不错。味道比较香浓，整体还是好吃的， 他们也是生意非常的好。

This is a Hong Kong style noodle shop. I recommend the fried noodles, they are very fragrant and freshly fried. I also recommend the wonton noodles, which are delicious but the portion is a bit small. I add curry meatballs at the end. Very good too. The taste is more fragrant and overall it is delicious. Their business is also very good.

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Hong Kong Tea Restaurant, a shop I checked in accidentally, their business is super good. We came after dinner time, but we didn&rsquo;t expect that the shop was still basically full. Their fried shrimp cakes are especially worth recommending.

One of the Top Must-Visit Restaurants in Los Angeles

A good hot pot restaurant.
There are many things to eat. The dishes are very rich. The categories are mainly Sichuan cuisine. Of course, there are also seafood products.
Especially the beef, it is very enjoyable to eat and very delicious.

Yunnan Guoqiaoyuan opened a store in Monterey Park, Los Angeles many years ago. I don&#39;t know if it is one of the franchisees in China, or just using this name.
The reason why I say many years is that I can&#39;t remember which year it opened. I just remember that in 2005, a kid from China worked there and felt bullied (it was said that the old employees bullied the new employees). He moved to a nightclub (not the same kind of catering, but entertainment and selling alcohol), and felt wronged.
I don&#39;t know if the boss has changed, but the employees have.
Because of the experience in 2005, I paid attention to the quality of the employees. Over the years, I have been there several times. Frankly speaking, the service attitude has gradually improved, but some details have not changed substantially, such as the attitude towards tipping.
As we all know, you should tip when you eat in the United States, and the specific amount of tipping is not mandatory. It depends on the guests. Generally, you give 10% to 15%, and some give 20%; you can pay the bill and tip at the same time, or you can pay the bill after paying the bill. However, when paying the bill, the customer may not give exactly the same amount as the bill, so the service staff should return the change to the customer, and the customer will take back some of the change or give more as a tip.
However, more than once, the waiter did not return the change, and the waiter estimated that it was about the same, so he took the change as a tip.
This kind of thing is rare in the United States. In the past few decades, in addition to this restaurant, it has only happened once in an old American restaurant in Florida in the 1990s.

Of course, the service has also improved. For example, the treatment of customers is more attentive than before, unlike the busy time before, when it was almost difficult...

The taste of this restaurant is still relatively good, similar to the Yunnan Bridge Garden of the same name in China, so the business is good. Our colleagues have also held parties in this restaurant for retirement dinners and birthday dinners.

The store has expanded and renovated, at least the decoration is better than before.
Hygiene needs to be improved, for example, the men&#39;s bathroom should be cleaned frequently.

The environment is average. Most of the restaurants near this location are Chinese restaurants. Due to the heavy traffic and the concentration of Chinese people, it is difficult to find parking spaces during meal times, especially lunch time.

I hope this store will do better and better. At the same time, I hope the store will pay attention to employee training and treat customers equally, including customers who look like they are from mainland China.

Note: If the customer says something like &quot;keep change&quot;, the employee can not give the change; if the customer does not say it, the employee should give the change, which is common sense.

The Deer and the Cauldron Roast Duck Restaurant is a Chinese restaurant located on South Atlantic Avenue in Monterey Park, Los Angeles. The restaurant is famous for its roast duck, which attracts many foreigners. It should be said that the roast duck in this restaurant is very good. The duck skin is roasted very crispy and it melts in your mouth immediately. The restaurant is very crowded, so it is best to make a reservation in advance.

Located near San Gabriel. A small Hong Kong-style restaurant with a wide variety of dishes and dim sum. Recommended are steamed pork ribs, chicken feet, siu mai and shrimp dumplings, all of which are very delicious, very cheap, and the service is not bad!

This Newport Seafood City Hotel is located next to the 99 Ranch Market Plaza at the northeast corner of the intersection of Garvey Avenue and Atlantic Avenue in Monterey Park. There is a special parking area at the entrance of the hotel.

　　Last time when I talked about 99 Ranch Market, I said: 99 Ranch Market is the largest Chinese supermarket chain in North America; the largest, not one of them.

Nearly 20 years ago, when I first arrived in Los Angeles and entered the Chinese area, I saw this supermarket at a glance, and since then I have used 99 Ranch Market as a landmark.

For example, the Quantong Plaza and its surrounding business district where the 99 Ranch Market in San Gabriel is located are the primary areas where Chinese and Chinese businessmen gather in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, the first, not one of them.

Similarly, Newport Seafood City is also a chain hotel, and one of them happens to be in the San Gabriel area. This Newport Seafood City Hotel is located in the square at the intersection of Garvey and Atlantic.

I mentioned it last time: I used to live in Monterey Park, or Margarita Street in Monterey Park. One end of Margarita Street goes up the mountain, and the other end of the street opens to Garvey Avenue. If you walk eastward along Garvey Avenue for a short distance, you will meet Atlantic Blvd.

Because it is not far from Dahua, I sometimes take a walk. In the time it takes to smoke a cigarette, I have arrived at the supermarket, picked up some semi-finished food, and went home to cook it casually, and then I have completed a meal of my life.

Life is like this, firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea, convenient, comfortable and light, just suitable for yourself.

If you can mix it with leisure and tacit understanding, and add the seasoning of love, delicacy and humor, and simmer it over a slow fire, you can cook a delicious life.

Then if you are too lazy to cook by yourself, go to this hotel and you can taste good food.


After moving, I have been to this hotel many times. The hotel is only more than ten minutes away from my residence.
In addition to offering special dishes such as lobster and geoduck for dinner, this hotel also put some effort into special lunch.

In the first Chinese circles in the Los Angeles metropolitan area such as Monterey Park, San Gabriel, and Alhambra, there is relatively great competition in Chinese food. Therefore, local Chinese can often enjoy cheap and good food.

This time, I went there because the employees and former employees of United Airlines had a dinner to celebrate Ted&#39;s glorious retirement and Carlos&#39; 80th birthday, and it happened to be the birthday of another Chinese colleague Chi Banh.

In the private room, various languages ​​​​were intertwined, and Mandarin, Cantonese, English, and Spanish shone like light. Of course, Chinese was the main language this time, because except for old Carlos, everyone could understand Chinese.

Old Carlos was very excited about so many Chinese dishes on the table, but he didn&#39;t know that putting more dishes on the table was a tradition of Chinese cuisine.
[Taste] Good
[Environment] Very good
[Service] Thoughtful

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