No price list. I bought four tacos and a burrito.That came to 36.56 total. The cheeseless burrito…read moreis 13, and the tacos are 3 each.I'm not sure if there's a fee for using a card and if they just added the tip themselves. The taste was okay, not great or bad. The previous customer didn't want a taco, so he poured out the meat and then refilled my tortilla with ground meat. The corn tortilla was sticky and mushy. First time there, not much experience, probably won't go again, but there were quite a few people waiting in line.

Pulled up to this taco stand and it was already packed, which is always a good sign. I actually was…read morewaiting for a table nearby, but you can't miss the giant spinning al pastor right up front. So I went straight for the al pastor first. What I liked right away is that they don't chop it down into tiny bits. You actually get slices of al pastor that are chewy, tender, and full of flavor. They top it with a good piece of pineapple too, which balances everything out. The condiments were fresh, and you can load up however you like. At around $3 a taco, I was full after four and honestly felt like it was worth it. Simple, busy, and straight to the point. Out in the street, the place opens up with a casual but flaming setup. Definitely a solid late night stop and you can't miss it if you're just driving up San Gabriel Blvd heading home.

Drove by several days ago to walk around San Gabriel x Valley with friends after dinner and boba…read more While we were too full to try anything, one spot that stood out to me was this 土家酱香饼. Lo and behold, thanks to Christina the business exists on here and has been christened "Jiang Xiang Bing Guy"! Although he was working solo that day, when I decided to return on an empty stomach, he had an assistant helping with seasoning and chopping up the 酱香饼. There were about five folks waiting by the time I got there Sunday evening. The guy with the blue UCLA hoodie was purposefully putting on a show, since he had two phones set up for streaming. Every now and again, when he gets a request from someone, he would say "OK no problem!" and continues with kneading, rolling, and transferring the dough to the big ol' frying machine. At $10 per order, perhaps a part of the cost is the spirited mini-interactions. After paying via Venmo, I showed the gal my phone. 他是老板 she said jokingly as she handed me the food. I had mine mild, and honestly it was a delightfully crispy and savory snack for a cold winter evening.

On Christmas day while heading up San Gabriel Blvd, I saw a guy making food on the back of a white…read moreModel X. Intrigued and a lover of street foods, I went last night to check it out hoping he was at the same spot and he was! (Honestly San Gabriel Superstore parking lot be popping with bomb street food stalls and trucks over these past years). The guy was calling his food a Chinese pizza but it's actually a Chinese street food called Jiang Xiang Bing(酱香饼) which basically means "saucy pancake". If you can't speak Chinese(don't worry he does understand English though but he spoke to me in Mandarin by default lol), just give him $10 and he will give you a portion. If you don't have cash, he has QR codes for digital payments and once it goes through you can hear his phone notification from his car. When he's done making the bread and ready to chop it, he will ask you how spicy you want it. You can say "xiao la" for mild or say yes and nod your head for the regular spicy lol. The pan fried flat bread was crispy and the sweet and spicy soy bean sauce really went well with it, I'd get it again!!!

I have been by this taco stand many times and until yesterday I had not tried it. Very well worth…read morethe wait. The crew are all very nice and personable, and the whole set-up is done very well. They were busy and I still got my food within just a couple minutes. The Tacos al Pastor are top notch. Al Pastor is one of my favorites and this one is great....tender, juicy and super full of flavor. The Salsa Roja is nice and spicy but also very flavorful. I'll definitely be stopping by again for some truly authentic and amazing street food.

My daughter and I were coming home from a protest the other night. I was too tired to deal with a…read morerestaurant and too tired to cook. I've seen this place almost every night since it's around the corner, so we decided to stop. We had asada tacos and pastor tacos and washed them down with Mexican Coke. The tortilla was delicious and the meat was perfect. There are a few stools to sit on if one wants (we did) but this is mostly a to-go place. The food came quickly and we were home and in bed, full and happy, in no time. I recommend this place for delicious food with no hipster vibes. Sorry I didn't take a picture. I was too busy eating.

Another great taco stand!…read more We got the pastor and carne asada tacos as well as the carne asada quesadilla. The meat here tastes really good. You know the pastor is going to be amazing when its grilling on the fire and they add the pineapple to top it off. The carne asada also had a lot of flavor and tasted great compared to some other taco stands i ate at. The salsa here is also really good. The avocado salsa here is kinda chunky which i liked, and they also have the classic red and green sauces. They also had an orange salsa that tasted nutty but i liked it a lot. The service is fast and friendly and their is easy street parking everywhere.

Their papa rellenas (loaded baked potato) are a huge hearty meal enough for two people. They even…read moreadd 5 tortillas on the side so you can scoop up the trimmings. Parking only on the street and can be tricky. You can park momentarily in the Mission Hardware lot, but when they close, you have to find parking on the street. Guys are very nice and understand English. Very generous portions of meats. They also accept Zelle.

I came here with my friends on a Friday night around 8:30. Parking lot was already closed, or maybe…read morethere was another way in but we just parked on the street. The place itself was very cozy. There are a lot of different spots. The person serving us was super patient and kind. She let us try a lot of different flavors. I like the different flavors that they have and to be honest, the one scoop portion was just perfect. I feel like I wouldn't have enjoyed too much of it. They also let you do two scoops so maybe I'll try two flavors next time.

Cookies 'n Matcha: 5/5, SO GOOD!! Delectable combination of strong matcha ice cream and chocolatey…read moresandwich cookie crumbles. If the drive home wasn't so long, I would've loved to get a pint of this to-go. Vietnamese Coffee: 4/5, pretty tasty. Its coffee flavor is more sweet and milky than strong and bitter, which makes it lighter than the typical jitters-inducing Viet Coffee drink. However, it would 've been nice if it was slightly more bitter. Kue Gapit (Dutch-Indonesian coconut waffle cookies): 4/5. A 4oz bag costed $9. Made in-house, these were solid snacks that were not super sweet and had a great crispiness. The coconut flavor was prominent and enjoyable. The gelato textures were more icy than creamy/whipped/smooth, but I didn't mind because they weren't as heavy as other gelato. Also, the flavors were so lovely. Close to the end of my single split scoop cup ($6.50 for the single and $0.50 for the split aka two flavors), I ended up stirring together both the Cookies 'n Matcha and the Vietnamese Coffee, and the resulting mixture tasted amazing. The lady working there that Saturday afternoon was patient, offered samples, and was knowledgeable. The little nook that Jasmine Creamery was in at the Blossom Market Hall appeared clean and neatly organized. I also appreciated the Indonesian vibes with the unique flavors and batik items.

This spot sells mesquite grilled chicken as a street stall. Prices are reasonable and their…read moreseasoning is SO good. Questionable on cleanliness as it's street food, but wow their chicken was charred and cooked perfectly, still juicy with each bite. Included is: Grilled peppers, some salsa which was light and easy to dip, grilled tortillas, pickled peppers and onions, Spanish rice, and some of the best beans I've had. Beans were smoky sweet and flavorful with chicharron inside. Would come back for some bomb grilled chicken that's for sure! Entire chicken and all the sides were only $23. Cash or zelle accepted

These guys cook some of best tasting Mexican smoked chicken around. The rice and beans (de olla)…read moreare good too. Salsa is excellent as well. This is a sidewalk tent business, but don't be fooled. These guys cook it up. Pick up only! Highly recommend!

10000/10 The nicest folks I've ever met, I was stopping by…read moreto pick up food near the area and the smell of the food was so intoxicating that I couldn't help myself from stopping by. I got 2 tortas, and you can bet I'll be back, they were juicy, delicious. And cooked to perfection. Without a doubt this place will be on the up and up soon so get in while you can!

Tacos Los toxics is exactly what they are, toxically good! First of all the tacos are finger…read morelicking good. He definitely doesn't hold back on portions like most tacos spots do with a small ass tortilla and like 5 pieces of meat. Second, look at this burrito! The picture doesn't do it justice so come down and order one! You pick your type of meat and you add any sides that you like and he'll wrap all that goodness up and you're on your way! Burrito was 10/10. So if you're thinking of going to boiling point, stop and do a small U turn ! And get down james brown! Corner of San Gabriel and Broadway. In front of 711

This takeout dim sum spot has been around for ages. It's a simple walk up window serving quick, no…read morefrills dim sum. Everything is ordered by piece, so you can mix and match exactly what you want by filling out the form. Came by on a Saturday craving a few things and ordered siu mai, har gow, BBQ pork buns, ham sui gok, and sesame balls. Once you place your order, everything comes out pretty fast. Overall the items are decent and definitely hit the craving. The BBQ pork bun was a little dry for me, but I liked the sesame balls and ham sui gok, nice and crispy on the outside with a chewy texture. Solid spot if you're in a rush or just want a quick dim sum fix.

I have been going to this place to satisfy my dim sum cravings ever since it used to be "Fong's Dim…read moreSum" back in the 1980's. Yes, that's how long this place has survived & for good reason. They were the first to serve fresh & tasty dim sum to-go for a reasonable price at good value due to their big portion sizes. However, my son & I, went there recently & ordered the usual Siu Mai, Baked BBQ Bun & Steamed BBQ bun. We usually call in our orders in advance to avoid the long wait outside but this time things seem off. Firstly, the lady cannot understand our order & we were put on hold while there seem to be a banter between her & a gentlemen inside for sometime. Secondly, when we finally got there & picked up the order, one of the items given was wrong. Instead of Char Siu Bao, we had Har Gow. So, we waited for another 15 minutes more to get the correct item. When we got home & opened the bags, the Siu Mai had gotten smaller & the worst part is that one of the Baked BBQ Bun had a cockroach pressed on the outside layer of the bun (see picture). I tried to contact the owner first to let them know so it can be corrected before posting it here but no one called. I know that this can affect their "safety food rating" & thus their sales. But if there was indeed a change in management or ownership, they need to fix the sizing portion & bug problem so they could live up to the history & expectations of their loyal clientele.

I was actually here for something else. But they were surprisingly cheap and caught my attention at…read more$8 for one item. Food was good. Chicken was a bit saltier but it was super delicious with white rice. The radish though was a bit older than expected so it was harder to bite. Downside: only cash/zelle/venmo

I used to come to this food court a lot back before Covid. This place has stayed the longest and…read morehasn't moved! This place serves fast food Chinese style dishes that you can see, you can also order dishes à la carte but it's easy to just do the item combo deal (comes with rice/noodles and soup). I like seeing all the dishes displayed, the place looks better than before and less crowded of things in the back. They changed the menu display as well and it looks much simpler. For $15 I got 4 item combo (chicken, rice noodles, pork stew, eggplant). No drinks. I asked for noodles and rice (if you ask for extra rice instead it's $2 extra). So total was around $17. First, dining in means you get a tray with a pate of all the foods rather than a to go box. We ate at a table and they had extra bowls and cups for water if you ask. I think the noodles and rice were too hard or al dente, must be because it dried out from staying out too long(?). The chicken was the best dish, it was on the bone with a sweet and salty sauce which my son ate some too! Pork stew had radishes and was pretty good (just lots of bones so be careful). The eggplant was soft and flavorful from soaking up the sauce, a little spicy but not enough for me to avoid. The rice noodles (called ants climbing tree ? in mandarin) were a little spicy and also dry, but because it is mixed with the other dishes in the plate it eventually sailed up the liquid and rehydrated. The soup was vegetable soup? It tastes like water, might be to cleanse the palate instead of a soup. Overall, I liked the food, it was still good and I would come again for a quick meal!