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3.8 (238 reviews)

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Justin T.

One of my favorite spots for Hainan Chicken Rice is Man Chan Cuisine in San Gabriel. The chicken is super tender and flavorful, and the rice has that bold garlic taste I love. It comes with green onion sauce, sweet and sour chili, and a side of soup -- so comforting and satisfying. I grew up coming here and hadn't been in years, but picked up takeout today and was reminded how good it still is. Portions are super generous too! It's a small, family-run business by a sweet dad and daughter. They mentioned business has been really slow and they're struggling, so please support them if you can. This place is truly a hidden gem in SGV.

Baked sweet potato, 椒鹽三抨Salt and Pepper chicken, tofu and calamari, special soup, 老火湯

Love man Chan cuisine. I have been eating here almost daily for the past month. They have sold the business to new owners who are contributing to the nickname of the plaza Diabetes alley. What were my favorite dishes: man Chan Hainanese chicken, French style beef with red rice, bitter melon with fish, salt and pepper chicken, tofu and calamari, beef stew with wonton and beef soup, mushroom with tofu, daily special soup, curry chicken, spicy seafood fun in hot soup, Jook with century eggs and pork, coconut desert, milk desert with ginger juice, unsweetened herbal drink, pear juice... Love their family restaurant atmosphere. Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Huang for serving the San Gabriel Valley area for the past 15 years. You will be sorely missed. Looking forward to your reopening when your daughter Nam Zee opens her own smaller Man Chan.

Fried Rice w/Salty Egg Yolk & Taro Olives 咸蛋黄榄菜芋头炒饭  French Style Filet Mignon $23.99
Viviana H.

Came here right after work at 5p and the place was empty. Ordered To-Go and it was a breeze. The lady spoke Cantonese and English in case you had any questions or recommendations, so it was easy to order. Service 4 stars. Food 3 stars (some dishes were better than others). Ordered: Fried Rice w/Salty Egg Yolk & Taro Olives 咸蛋黄榄菜芋头炒饭. $15.99 **** this was actually very tasty and I liked it very much as it was different, I also took this as the recommendation from the owner/lady. ** Roast Pork Belly w/Salty Fish & Eggplant in Hot Pot 烧猪腩咸鱼茄子煲 $17.99 ** - this was too salty :( I wouldn't order again Tofu w/Mushroom Wood Ear&Enokitake 冬菇云耳金针扒豆腐. $15.99 *** I think this would have been good if I'd eaten it there bc when covered up for take out the consistency of the fried tofu is lost and it isn't as yummy. *** French Style Filet Mignon - was decently tasty but seemed too little of a portion for $23.99. With my takeout the lady gave us 3 small cups of soup off the day which was very nice to have and very refreshing. The inside had a number of small tables and a larger big family table if you're dining in. I didn't see any restrooms available though. Their menus have a strong old menu scent :/

Casper L.

Hainan chicken rice 5/5: super juicy and tender! Love the texture of the chicken. Don't think I've had more tender chicken before. Salt and pepper chicken wings 3.5/5 : very juicy as well. But little too salty, even with rice it's kinda too salty Ground Pork with eggs 4/5: hard to describe the flavor cause it's marinated with different kinda Chinese spices. But it smells and tastes pretty nice.

Melina C.

Ordered the following: 2 rice plates of Hainan Style Chicken Rice- The chicken was a bit tough to chew but overall good. The rice was different from other Hainan chicken rice dishes I had before. It had little meat pieces and had ginger in it too. Bean Curd with Mix Fungus-This one is actually tofu so please don't be fooled by the English name of the dish aha. The tofu was so so soft and amazing. Wonderful dish overall. Also, they provide you with soup! It's rare to see Chinese restaurants do this anymore so this was a nice touch. I would come again to try other dishes.

French Style Filet Mignon
Winnie K.

Man Chan Cuisine satisfies Hainan chicken cravings. They're in the same complex as Chi Cha San Chen - grab some boba after tasty lunch. There's underground parking lot if the surface spots are full. For the food: They start the meal with free soup! The hainan chicken is steamed to perfection. It's tender, juicy and the skin is glistening with sesame oil. The chicken comes with all the sauces and chicken rice. The french style filet mignon is soft and tender. A la carte will give you much more beef than the combo with red rice. These two dishes are Asian mom approved

Chicken rice bowl

People very nice. Service was quick. Parking is a nightmare. Portion is way too small. Got the Hainan chicken rice plate. Chicken was all bones & skin. Chicken & rice both were bland. The little chicken soup that comes with the plate good. Full of collagen. Spicy sauce was sweet like bottle version not good. Probably wouldn't never go back but the ladies were super sweet.

Jessica G.

What a delicious place! I have been on a hunt for amazing Hainan chicken. So my cravings for it has been crazy! I am glad I found this location. Their chicken is seasoned to perfection. I would say the rice needs a little more flavor, but it was really well cooked. The soup that it comes with.. MY GAWD it was delicious. I would go back just for the chicken and soup and be completely satisfied.. I probably need to lay off the rice anyways.. haha Can't wait to try the rest of their menu!

Hainan chicken with rice.
Ben C.

This long overdue five star review is for the phenomenal Hainan chicken rice at Man Chan Cuisine. Over the past five years, this has consistently been the best Hainan chicken I had in LA. The chicken is always flavorful and tender, with reasonably bone and a perfect balance of the best parts of the meat. A huge shoutout to the owner for maintaining such high quality standards for so many years. Their coconut chicken soup is another highlight, made with fresh whole coconut that you can truly taste in every sip. This restaurant deserves far more attention than it gets. A gem like this should definitely shine brighter.

Tim E.

A group of us came here to checkout their Hainan chicken. Turns out I've been here in the past. Before it was Dragon something and it had one of the best pan fried dumplings. Okay sorry got off track there as of now this place is known for their Hainan chicken and it didn't disappoint though I should've gotten all dark meat chicken because that's my love. All of us were happy with our meal choices even those that decided on something different. I tried the pork belly and it was something I'd order next time around. The server was nice and accommodating to our table. Parking can be difficult even though they have underground parking so I typically park on the street to avoid door dings. Come check this place out!

Hainan chicken curry
Samantha W.

Okay...yum! The eggplant dish was incredibly delicious - like REALLY good. I think it's the best eggplant dish I've ever had. The eggplant was cooked perfectly, seasoned nicely and the flavor was so so delicious. The pork belly in it was kinda meh but the eggplant was to die for. 4.5/5 Hainan chicken curry suuuper yummy. Kind of like a Japanese curry flavor. Very flavorful. 4/5 The hainan chicken I could've did without. It was pretty mediocre. As others said, it has a lot of bones and the amount of meat is pretty thin. But I didn't mind that too much it's just that it was lacking the aroma and flavor. 2/5 The "coconut cake" SO GOOD. It's basically fresh Thai young coconut that has agar agar or gelatin added to make it firmer/more jelly like. It's incredibly good. 5/5

Bo W.

It's a small mom and pop shop. Food is good. I enjoyed it big time. It's better than I've imagined. I would totally come back.

Hainan Style Chicken Rice and Choy Sum with Garlic and Stock
Loretta C.

This was a great Hainan chicken option. Funny story of how I found out about Man Chan Cuisine: while I was standing outside of Cluck2Go, waiting for my takeout order to be ready, another person who was standing nearby started chatting with me about Hainan Chicken. He had never tried Savoy or Cluck2Go before, but had only had Man Chan Cuisine, so he recommended that I try this spot. I enjoyed their chicken! It's very flavorful and the rice that comes with the meal is delicious. If you want rice, you have to make sure to order the Hainan Style Chicken Rice (G1), not just the plate (B1), since the plate only comes in chicken. I'm definitely coming back because their menu seems to have a lot of variety, and the staff was so friendly!

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Run! don't go in there , while I'm eating, my daughter sitting across from the table, saw a roach on my shirt. I was so sick about it.

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