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    Dong Nguyen

    3.9 (527 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Free soup
    Amy L.

    Ive been craving bo luc lac with macaroni since its been years since ive had it. And its always the same when i get it. The cubed steak is always flavorful and they stack alot of food in the togo box. Ive always prefered mac over the red rice but my 2nd order would be the cornish hen with red rice. Those are the 2 that have been consistent since i was a child. Glad they still give lots.

    Bò lúc lắc (Shaking Beef)
    Andy T.

    I made my way back to Dong Nguyen after having a great experience a few years ago. After placing some takeout orders, I went over around 6:00 pm to pick up. This store is located in the same plaza as the 168 market and CVS. One thing to note is that the store sign was a bit hard to see from the parking. For parking, there wasn't any issues since it's a large lot. What brought me back here was specifically their Bò lúc lắc, so that was the dish I ate. My brother also got the Hainan chicken rice for himself. The order also came with some soups as well. For the Bò lúc lắc, the beef had a lot of flavor. The rice was a bit mushy and not how I remembered it. The chicken and rice for the Hainan chicken tasted a lot better. One thing that stood out for both dishes was the portion, which was easily a serving for two people. The soups were also pretty basic and didn't really standout. I'd probably won't come back for the Bò lúc lắc, but possibly the Hainan chicken. Keep in mind it's a cash only establishment.

    Christine Q.

    When I think of Bò Lúc Lắc, this is my gold standard for it. I grew up with this spot and it's still my favorite place to go to if I'm craving shaken beef with red rice. I ordered take out and the portions are just as hefty as dining in. It also comes with a side of soup that is comforting and reminds me of a homemade soup that my mom used to make for me.

    Jenny K.

    I was introduced to this restaurant by my friends years ago, and unfortunately haven't been back since until today. I was too caught up with the new restaurants and viral marketing videos, never making time to visit mom and pop shops. Came here around 2:40pm and it was empty due to the lack of foot traffic. Business slowed for them a lot too. Even so the staffs still delivered and made quality food and provided excellent service. Free soup on the house as soon as I sat down. The portion was so big for me that it became 2 meals. The cubed steak was juicy but the rice was a little softer for my tastebuds. Definitely needs to come back more often to mom and pop shops like this since it reminds you of eating at your grandma or at home. To add they accept only cash!

    Cubed Steak
    Oscar B.

    The fried cornish hen was great with a light crispy skin and tender/juicy meat. The hainam style chicken and pork chop with rice and cubed steak (bo luc lac) were pretty good but weren't that impressive imo. Prices are pretty affordable. Good service.

    Bryan C.

    A rustic yet appealing family-style Chinese Viet restaurant located in the historic and bustling Valley Blvd. We opted for the popular Hai Nam Style Chicken with Rice and Cubed Steak Rice. Both were consistently excellent, delicious and nuanced despite the simple ingredients. The free soup was refreshing and acted as a much needed palette cleanser. Highly recommended for any local occasion.

    My favorite Hainan Chicken
    Christie C.

    There's different versions of Hainan Chicken everywhere - i happen to love this one. I've been coming here for years - and the flavor hasn't changed ( although the chicken portions have become smaller and the rice is a lot - the proportion is off). their sauce is excellent and delicious. I wish they sell it by itself. I come here often and i complain about the chicken portion all the time to the husband. Oh well - i wish they would just increase the price a bit more and add more chicken and I'll happily give them a 5 star. The husband likes the cornish chicken and the fillet minion steak. I always stick to my Hainan Chicken

    Cora S.

    First time at Dong Nguyen. I can tell this small business has catered the local community for years and is a welcoming favorite amongst customers that return to support them. Their items 1) Hainan chicken 2) Cornish hen with tomato rice 3) beef cube with tomato rice. We opted for two of the beef cube with tomato rice dishes. Each meal came with a veggie broth on the side and a large portion of tomato rice and beef. The beef was on the chewier side but I think was a nice cut. The tomato rice has bits of eggs folded in but was on the wetter side. There was also a salt and lemon on the side as a dipping sauce if wanted an even bolder flavor. Overall, it was filling and a large portion. I can see why it's been around for so many years. Note they are cash only.

    Filet mignon with tomato rice
    Jason C.

    This place is so nostalgic for me. They have the standard Chinese/Vietnamese staples. I highly recommend you try the filet mignon, Cornish hen, and tomato rice. One of the best in town and possibly best price too. It's kind of sad that prices have gone up a little bit because of inflation but I still think their food and prices are better than the competition. Nice hole in the wall vibes so beyond the food, I just like eating here and supporting their business. I feel at home here and they get the food out fast.

    Front of the restaurant- next to 168 Market and CVS in Alhambra, CA. Plenty of parking.
    Cindy S.

    The Hainan Chicken at Dong Nguyen is very good. The rice is not oily; infused in seasoned chicken broth. They use bone-in chicken that's tender for their chicken rice version- it's delicious. A simple dish not fancy; but so tasty when done right. I think this place is better than Savoy. Majority of the orders were takeout, am not sure if dine-in is available. Service was very friendly and there is no English barrier. -CASH ONLY

    Linh Y.

    I wanted to try Dong Nguyen for their Hainan chicken rice plate since my brother's wife's real estate agent's husband recommended it. I brought my Mom with me on a Saturday afternoon. It is located in the 168 Market shopping center. It's not a very big restaurant, but still comfortable. Nice and clean place. We were greeted upon entry. We sat closest to the door. Surprisingly, there weren't too many people at the time at 2:00 PMish. I didn't look at the menu too much as I was targeting the one item I came here for. Yep, we got 2 Hainan chicken rice plates and 2 waters. Btw, price for the chicken is very reasonable. Wow, the chicken was very moist and yummy. Rice was nicely flavored with seasoned chicken broth. Cucumbers were fresh and crispy. And the garlic ginger sauce was amazingly tasty and drinkable! LOL The nice lady server and gentleman (he may have been the owner not sure) consistently came over to our table asking us if we wanted more sauce. We ended up getting a small container of extra sauce for the left over chicken. Thank you miss and sir! It was a quick lunch. I would definitely return here for more Hainan chicken and maybe even try their other food items. Thank you Dong Nguyen for your many years of passion for food and sharing it with us across continents!

    Hainan Style Chicken Rice
    Katie C.

    Cash, Venmo or Zelle only! Can't believe I forgot about this hidden gem. We placed a phone order and they said it would be done in 10 minutes. Take out also comes with complementary soups. Red rice here is pretty flavorful and the texture is soft and fluffy but not mushy. There are pieces of fried egg scattered with in. Hainan Chicken Rice- with red rice was the move. Chicken was tender and juicy. Server asked if I would like extra sauce before we left, the one it comes with was just enough. Fried Cornish Hen- crispy skin but meat was still really juicy. We also ordered this with red rice.

    Filet mignon with red rice
    Ray L.

    I have been coming to this place since I was a young child. Food: 4/5 We ordered the beef filet mignon with red rice, Cornish hen with red rice, and Hainan chicken rice. The filet mignon was the best dish, the beef cubes were well seasoned and cooked to tender. The Cornish hen was crispy and the red rice was light and fluffy. The Hainan chicken was alright, a little too plain for my liking. Price: 4/5 This place is about a dollar or two more than your average cafe. Each plate came out to about $20 and the portions were not super big. Each of the meals do come with a delicious warm soup. Service: 5/5 This place seems like a little mom and pop shop. The servers were very friendly and personable. They came around refilling our sauces and teas. Ambiance: 5/5 I would recommend this place as a small hole in the wall or mom and pop shop. It's cute and quaint. They also specialize in take out as their phone orders kept coming.

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    Its been a long time since i came by this area to grab food but we stop by for my mom to get something to eat. Thank you for the service.

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    Homecooked food: great flavor, massive portions, tender meats (velveted beef cubes), and a very clean taste.

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    Cash only. Delicious selections and adequately priced. Speedy service and quaint decor.

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    Hey Chicken

    4.0
    (107 reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    Holy hell that was a juicy chicken…read more I decided to treat myself this evening to some fried chicken and saw that this place was open. Decided to drive by around 11:30PM after work. They took my order and the whole thing took about 10 minutes. The man behind the counter was friendly and gave me a two minute heads up before it was done. He packed it quickly thereafter and I was back on my way home. I saw a few of the negative reviews so I didn't have hopes up. I only wanted to have fried chicken, any would do. So imagine my surprise when I tore into my chicken and found it DRIPPING with juices. Hear me out, I've had Korean fried chicken, Japanese fried chicken (not katsu), Chinese fried chicken and NONE were as juicy as this one. I bought the squid ink battered fried whole chicken. From the first bite to the last was a joy. It needed no sauce so I never used the accompanying spices. I will definitely be back.

    It was quiet at noon on Monday... suspiciously quiet. Like the calm before a fry-related tragedy…read more Behold -- this glorious tray of food (see attached masterpiece). The chicken sandwich? A banger. Juicy, crispy, the kind of bite that makes you briefly forget student loans. The batter? Chef's kiss. The wings? Eh -- they're okay. Edible. Not writing home about them, but not writing a complaint either. Solidly meh with a side of 'I've had worse.' Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room -- or rather, the absence of the elephant. Because when my combo arrived, the fries were MIA. Just a sandwich, two wings, and a can of Coke staring at me like a sad diet plate. I had to ask for them. Like a beggar. Like fries were some secret menu item you need a password for. The storekeeper's excuse? 'Fries are not on the order.' Sir. Ma'am. Human being. The description literally says fries. The picture on the menu shows fries. I'm holding a combo that includes a drink -- you think the Coke just volunteered to show up? Is this your first day, or are you testing my patience as a side hustle? To their credit -- they did bring the fries later. Warm, salty, forgiven. But only after I played detective with my own order. So is it good? Yeah, it's good. Is it drive-10-miles-out-of-your-way good? Absolutely not. Unless those 10 miles are downhill. With a tailwind. And someone else is paying for gas. And the grand finale? Almost $20 for this plate. For that price, the fries should've been delivered by a tiny bicycle and handed to me with a bow. Great sandwich. Decent fries (eventually). Mid wings. A cash register that clearly thinks I'm funding a small nation. And a 10-mile radius that I will not be expanding for this again. Monday, indeed.

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    Man Chan Cuisine

    3.8
    (238 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Not sure how many of these old fashioned Chinese restaurants are still in business these days but…read morethis place brings back memories... The place is small and furniture is a bit old. They take orders on paper and the bill also came on paper. Now, here's something that really brings back memories -- they way they make their Hainan Chicken -- most places make them with boneless meats (dark or white), which is easy to consume, of course; but this place make them with bones. I recall this was how Hainan chicken was made decades ago when I visited the Chinatown in Singapore. On that trip I learned that Man-Chan is an old city in the Hainan Province in China; and "Man Chan Chicken" is the origin of the worldly popular Hainan Chicken today. So, if you want some old fashion and AUTHENTIC Hainan Chicken, at an old fashion prices, this is the place!!

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    Dave's Hot Chicken

    Dave's Hot Chicken

    4.2
    (540 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    Quick stop for a quick bite. Get your chicken Sandos!…read more Also have non meat options.......

    Coco raised the white flag after just one bite of the Reaper chicken burger…read more Coco is from a province in southwest China. Although her province is not as famous for spicy food as Sichuan, it is still a place where people truly love heat. She was the one who taught me how to use chili properly and how to cook in a Sichuan-style spicy way. But even she could not handle one bite of the Reaper flavor at Dave's Hot Chicken. She called it "chemical spicy", not the joyful, flavorful kind of spicy you get from serious Sichuan food. This was my first time visiting Dave's Hot Chicken. I am not really a fried chicken person, and I am definitely not a fast-food person. But I became curious after reading a Business Insider newsletter that ranked Dave's Hot Chicken as one of the most popular restaurant chains in America in 2025. With that kind of praise, how could I not try it? There is no Dave's Hot Chicken near my home, even though the company is headquartered in Pasadena, so I had to drive all the way to Rosemead. This location is inside a plaza with The Habit, IHOP, Chipotle, and other fast-food chains, right in the middle of a heavily Chinese residential area. The restaurant is easy to spot because of its funny screaming rubber chicken logo. I used to like that chicken a lot, especially the screaming sound, even though it is honestly very noisy. The interior has a modern industrial, almost nightclub-like style, with neon lights and graffiti-style murals. Everything is designed to feel wild, young, and HOT. When I walked in, every table was occupied by Latinos, and about half of them were teenagers, loud and clearly having a good time. What surprised me was that there was not a single Chinese staff member inside, even though the restaurant is right in the middle of a Chinese neighborhood. Since there were only two of us, and since I am not a big fan of fried chicken, we only ordered one combo with two sliders. One was Hot, the third heat level, and the other was Reaper, the extreme level. I had the Hot one. It was actually very good. The chicken was crispy outside and tender inside. Even though it was chicken breast, which is usually not my favorite part, it was still juicy. I would probably rank it as my second favorite fried chicken. Jollibee is still number one for me, but Dave's was better than I expected. The chicken itself was good, except for the Reaper one. My recommendation is simple: do not even try it. Coco was sweating and her face turned pale after one bite, and she is a well-known spicy lover. That should tell you everything. Another recommendation: eat the chicken with Dave's signature sauce. I do not know exactly what is inside, but it tasted like it had some honey mixed in, and it worked really well with the chicken. The waffle-cut fries were also good. They were crispy outside, soft inside, and not too dry. Again, the Hot level, which is the third level, is just right. Trust me. Do not go higher unless you are doing it purely as a challenge.

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    BigBang Chicken

    4.1
    (145 reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    Kid friendly
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    I got the burger combo with the cheeseburger, BBQ shake fries, and it was really good. The burger…read morewas a great size, flavorful, and the veggies tasted super fresh without overpowering everything else. The BBQ shake fries were perfectly seasoned and honestly reminded me of Potato Corner. I'd definitely order this again.

    The food was unfortunately mediocre. We ordered 16 wings with four flavors: Korean Fire, Soy…read moreGarlic, Snow Cheese, and Salted Egg. When the wings arrived, they looked noticeably different from the photos, so I asked the staff member to confirm which flavor was which. She initially told us that one of the wings was honey mustard--something we did not order. When we pointed that out, she changed her answer and said it was actually the salted egg, even though she had just said it wasn't. The flavor still tasted like honey mustard, not salted egg. The Snow Cheese also didn't resemble cheese in taste or texture; it was an odd wet sauce with no real flavor. The only flavor we enjoyed was the Korean Fire, which was a simple sweet‑and‑spicy sauce. The chicken itself was decent, but the sauces really took away from the overall experience. The ambience was minimal. The restaurant was empty except for me and my fiancé, the walls were plain white with a single chicken‑themed light, and ordering was done through a screen. Only one staff member appeared to be working. Overall, the experience was underwhelming.

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    Kagura

    Kagura

    4.3
    (205 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$

    We were in Los Angeles for a college graduation and decided to try Kagura in the area after hearing…read moregreat things about their tonkatsu. It absolutely lived up to the hype. The tonkatsu was some of the best we've ever had--perfectly crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. Kagura is known for its specialty tonkatsu, and it shows in every bite. The portions were generous and came with all the sides needed for a complete meal. We left completely satisfied and felt the quality was well worth the price. The service was excellent from start to finish--friendly, attentive, and efficient without making us feel rushed. Finding a restaurant that excels in both food and service can be rare, but Kagura delivered on both. If you're a tonkatsu fan, this is a place you shouldn't miss. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in Los Angeles!

    Food. Grrreat. Ive been meaning to try this place but there's always a line outside except for…read more12:30 on a Sunday. We were a party of two and were given a choice of a table for two or a more comfy booth. Since my guest was my mom, comfy booth. She had the Don (bento) with fried pork wet on top of rice, with eggy soy sauce. ..I sampled it ... It was great 5/5. I had the chicken was crispy 5/5 not gready...chicken was tender yet crunchy panko breaking... with curry.. the curry had a slight bitter note but it was fine, and thick, it was a bit goopy on the pour... and had a thin skinlike layer which was odd but it ate fine 4/5 There's a free appetizer...choice of fried oyster or fried crab cream like a large round rangoon...I can't eat seafood, bit mom enjoyed it. She gave it 5/5. We both loved the salad, the pickled carrots and two cubesof sweet potato., and the pickled Persian cucumbers. Small tiny discreet portions of each but elegantly and a great palette cleanser...the salad dressing was tart and light. 5/5 The utensils are pre-set on the table and so is the sweet tonkatsu sauce in a small carafe also preset....there's not much interaction with the bust wait staff, but it was easy to catch their eye to ask questions, get the check, or clear the dishes...I had hot cup of green tea. But no checking for more. But I'm sure icould have flagged down a waiter had I really wanted more. They deliver the food and fly off, so don't ne afraid to stop them to make your requests...they are nice about it. You can also get a pitcher of Sapporo if you drink beer and are a larger parry which I thought was nice considering Sappora usual comes by the bottle. Parking is plentiful in the back...and free. We enjoyed. Very much. Just know 1) no desserts on menu. 2) yes there's a kids menu and 3) every protein is deep fried.

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    Savoy Kitchen

    Savoy Kitchen

    4.1
    (4.9k reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    Savoy Kitchen is probably one of the most well known hole in the wall gems of outskirts LA. It's…read morebeen around since the early 1980s. My parents have been coming here since their hey days, and I apparently came here with them as a baby. Quality and authenticity of the food here is so good. First of all, we came about 40 minutes before closing. They were about to seat us outside, but then the waiter noticed that we had two babies int he party. He was so nice. As soon as he saw that, he told the restaurant we couldn't sit outside, that we should be inside because it was cold and dark out. He earned major kudos from my mom with that thoughtful gesture. We ordered 2 orders of the hainan chicken with rice, beef curry, fish with cream sauce and pasta, and duck pasta. Everything was amazing. The hainan chicken rice was flavorful and perfectly cooked. The chicken was tender and juicy. It was a clear favorite in the group. The beef curry was filled with umami, and the beef was braised so tender. The beef curry was my dad's and my favorite. My husband and daughters enjoyed the duck pasta the most. It had the essence of a spaghetti, which the little girls loved, but the uniqueness of duck which my husband loved. My mom really liked the fish in cream sauce. No fuss or frills, just delicious food and fast service. If I lived nearby, we'd come much more often!

    Amazing Hainan Chicken (all dark meat). Other dishes were okay. Got the mushroom cream pasta which…read morewas decent but the duck pizza seemed very whatever. Almost tasted like a frozen pizza that was doctored up. They give you Fresh bread. We dined in but very limited seating so we had to sit outside. Service was fast.

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    Mushroom Pizza $13.95
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