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3.6 (136 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Lina C.

If you're craving authentic Taiwanese cuisine, I highly recommend Momo Bistro & Bakery. This spot specializes in traditional Taiwanese dishes and it absolutely delivers! I recently visited their Monrovia location to celebrate a friend's mom's birthday, and let me tell you...the portions are huge! It's best to come with a big group and order family-style. It felt like the food just kept coming...endless appetizers, soups, and main dishes. By the end of the night, I. WAS. BEYOND. FULL! Here's a breakdown of what we had: Lobster Fruit Appetizer with Candied Walnuts: At first glance, this dish intrigued me. It featured a mix of apples, pears, avocados, lobster meat, and a condensed milk-like sauce. It sounded unusual, but it worked surprisingly well. The sweetness of the fruit paired beautifully with the lobster, and the candied walnuts added a satisfying crunch. It felt like a refreshing, slightly sweet start to the meal. Salt and Pepper Shrimp (Prawns): One of my favorites. Served on a hot pan layered with salt crystals and stones, these shrimp were cooked to perfection. The crispy exterior had just the right balance of salt and pepper, making every bite incredibly flavorful. Highly recommend. Taiwanese Platter (Sausage, Squid, Tofu & More): This platter included Taiwanese sausage, squid, sliced pork (I think!), tofu, and tofu skin, all served with two complementary sauces. I loved everything on this plate especially the mystery meat that tasted like pork wrapped in tofu skin. The squid dipped in the garlicky sauce was absolutely drool-worthy as well... The Soups: Steamed Egg Soup with Greens, Mushroom Soup, and an Herbal Chicken Soup (served in a massive jar). My favorite was the egg soup--it was unlike any version I've had before with the green complimenting the egg. The mushroom soup looked similar to hot and sour soup but had a deep, rich mushroom flavor with a strong umami profile. Can't go wrong with the mushroom soup as I love all kinds of mushrooms. The herbal chicken soup wasn't my personal favorite, as it reminded me of Korean herbal chicken soups which is very nourishing AKA very healthy, but I'm sure it's fantastic for overall wellness. Stinky Tofu: My absolute favorite. Unfortunately, I was already full when it arrived, so I could only manage a piece but it was heavenly. It's definitely an acquired taste, but the cabbage and sauce brought back memories of my time in Taiwan. So nostalgic and so good. Abalone and Pig Trotters: This was a more adventurous dish for me. I'm not usually into pig's feet or abalone, but the sauce was flavorful enough to convince me to try it. The abalone was surprisingly tender and well-cooked. T he pig trotters were also prepared nicely, though I couldn't quite get past the mental hurdle of eating pig's feet. Vegetable Dish with Ginkgo Nuts: This was something completely new to me. I believe it included ginkgo nuts along with vegetables I don't typically see used. It was unique and pleasantly surprising amongst all the other dishes. I always like to eat my vegetables with my meal so this went very well with everything we had. Sticky Rice with Eel: What a presentation! It was the final dish of the night and though I was too full to fully enjoy it, I did try a bit of the eel, which was cooked perfectly. The flavors were well-balanced, and it felt like a fitting, elaborate way to end the meal. Overall, this is a perfect spot to experience authentic Taiwanese cuisine and to celebrate special occasions. I was surprised because we even ended the night with a bit of singing, which made the celebration that much more memorable. I can't wait to return and try more dishes. If you're looking for a truly authentic Taiwanese dining experience, this is definitely the place to go.

Pork Kidney W/Sesame Oil
Stephanie C.

More like 3.5. Medium sized Taiwanese restaurant in Good Fortune Supermarket strip mall. Large menu with a great photo wall of popular dishes. Food is served up pretty fast and looks good, but some of the dishes tasted just okay. In terms of price point, a little high for the dish.

Pickled Cordia Seeds (破布子)used for seasoning of cod fish
Kwang C.

Now that Newleaf Bistro in Monterey Park is permanently closed and the manager, Monica, has moved to this restaurant, I'm here to support her with friends. It's still as delicious as ever! If you want a taste of authentic Taiwanese cuisine, I highly recommend these four dishes: Shredded Pork w/ Taiwan Makino Bamboo Shoot Satay Water Spinach w/ Beef Steamed Egg w/ Seafood & Spinach Stinky Tofu, Pork Blood Cake & Century Egg w/ Three Cups Sauce The Cod Fish w/ Mikiko Beans is so good that even the cilantro and scallion strips taste amazing. This is my first time trying pickled cordia seeds (破布子) used for seasoning; they have a very unique texture that you shouldn't miss. For something special, the Fried Sweet Taro Strips are delicious and a must-try. They work perfectly as either an appetizer or a dessert! Note: While the dishes taste good overall, my friend mentions a slight aftertaste of "old oil," and we both feel quite thirsty after heading home--perhaps there's a bit too much MSG. 得知蒙特利公園市的欣葉台菜關門和店經理Monica轉到這一家,和友人立刻去試,還是和從前般美味。 想吃道地台灣味的話,強力推薦這四道:桂竹筍肉絲,沙茶空心菜牛肉,翡翠芙蓉海鮮蒸蛋,三杯臭豆腐皮蛋豬血糕。 連香菜和蔥條都好吃的樹子蒸鱈魚,含一顆顆拿來調味的破布子我還是第一次吃到,很特別的口感。 每道菜都好吃,但友人說感覺有點油耗味,且吃完回家感覺口渴(味精有點多?)。 可當作前菜或飯後甜點的酥炸甜芋泥條好吃,不可錯過。

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Ella H.

I hear you! It's almost lunar new year and if you are like me, looking for authentic Taiwanese banquet courses, you are at the right place coming to Momo Bistro! The Chef Yang is exceptional for reserving the authenticity of many traditional Taiwanese cuisines, which typically take a lot of effort and time to prepare. The price is relatively inexpensive when compared to how difficult each dish requires. We were in the "not so private" private rooms where you can even sing karaoke if you like. However, I do hope that they could upgrade the room facility to provide more space and privacy. Otherwise, overall the quality of food and service is worth the price.

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Aileen H.

My family has been coming here for years. This is one of the more authentic Taiwanese restaurants in all of San Gabriel valley. I love their Taiwanese rice noodles, fried oysters, napa cabbage stew, steamed cod, stir fry veggies, stir fry firm tofu with pork, chicken roll and fried taro for dessert. Their fried rice and fried noodles are really good too! The ambiance is casual. They do have one private room for parties. Service was fine. Free parking lot outside.

Eel W/Sticky Rice
Jenny C.

The most authentic Taiwanese soul food in Monrovia! Momo Bistro is an absolute gem. As a Taiwanese person, this is the best place to eat when I am missing home. The chef is incredibly experienced, having worked in many hotels and large restaurants before opening her own place, and you can truly taste that professional quality in every bite. We loved every dish we tried, these are the must-order authentic classics: *Mala Duck Blood & Stinky Tofu *Fried Oyster Omelet. *Sesame Oil Pot with chicken *Pig Kidney in Sesame Oil *Clams with Sponge Squash *Three Flavor Chitterlings *Sweet and Sour Squid Everything is delicious, authentic, and crafted with so much skill. If you want a real taste of Taiwan, this is the spot! There's 2-3 private room that accommodates 13 to 20 people.

Recipe pumpkins with egg yolk
Theresa L.

Get into a nice Decor ambience VIP room, Server serve their food with explanation and bright smile! Not only every dish is delicious , the chef thought also create some vegetarian food for my vegetarian friend! Everybody enjoy the wonderful, delicious food with happiness, price is right! Chef is amazing

amy w.

Highly recommended. If you like Taiwanese cuisine, this would be the one for you. Every dish here is super tasty and we are so surprised that people are not lining up to eat here. Their smoked duck was excellent and goes great with beer. Their garlic fried water spinach was super tasty that I ate half of it by myself. But what I like the most is the service there, so friendly and attentive ... Just like old friends. They also sell frozen dumplings here if you are looking for some good dumpling! Don't forget to order their cold squid appetizer, unforgettable texture. Thanks and we will be back for sure. Can't wait.

Taiwanese style shaved ice
Helen S.

Shaved ice with fresh mango, blueberry, strawberry, and various red beans, green beans, taro, tapioca, and boba!!! Luv it

I've ordered here several times during lunch and thought the food tasted good. However, I recently noticed I was charged $24 for a small takeout order of shredded pork with dried bean curd, even though the lunch menu lists it at $13. When I called to ask, the staff said there was no lunch pricing that day (it was a Tuesday) and couldn't clearly explain when lunch prices apply. I later saw on Yelp that their posted lunch menu says Monday-Friday, 11:00am-2:30pm. I realized I was consistently charged dinner prices even during lunch hours. Very disappointing and confusing. This is a very simple home-style stir-fry dish, and the portion was quite small. I honestly don't understand how they can justify charging a price comparable to what other restaurants charge for roast duck or free-range chicken.

1) Honey Walnut Shrimp (核桃蝦) Battered shrimp tossed in a sweet, creamy mayonnaise-based sauce. The combination of crunchy walnuts and springy shrimp offered a signature sweet and savory flavor that we couldn't stop eating. 2) Shredded Pork with Taiwan Makin Bamboo Shoot (桂竹筍肉絲) Taiwanese 'Makin' (Makino) bamboo shoots are known for their slender shape and tender, crunchy texture. They had a natural sweetness and the 'forest' aroma of fresh bamboo. 3) Taiwan Fried Rice Noodles (台式炒米粉) Classic and simple. Nothing special.

Jeannie P.

I love this place. Every time when I am in LA. I would go to this place for the most authentic Taiwanese food in LA. They have everything! The service is excellent. The food is so yummy. Please check out my photos :-)

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Oscar B.

This spot is by far my favorite family-style Taiwanese restaurant in SGV/LA and has been approved by several of my Taiwanese friends as being authentic and delicious. Their three flavor sauteed chicken and basil was my favorite dish, delivered an amazing tasty complex sauce and flavor-packed basil that went well with rice, and contained delicious tender chicken (be careful with the chicken bones in this dish though!). My 2nd favorite dish was the stir fried TW lettuce as I was impressed how much flavor they were able to introduce into this vegetable. The sauteed bean curd with pork dish had excellent flavor as well. Excellent and attentive service for our table of 6 on a busy Sunday lunch. Lots of people here on a Sunday lunch which also indicates their delicious food. I can't remember the last time I had better Taiwanese food than this place!

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Very nice restaurant good food, good service, beautiful and sweet host strongly recommend

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Authentic Taiwanese cuisine. Not too salty, oily or spicy. Like home cooking. Friendly wait staff.

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LAN Noodle

4.2(945 reviews)
0.7 mi
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If you're looking for authentic Chinese flavors, Lan Noodle House is definitely worth a visit…read more Every dish tasted fresh, comforting, and full of flavor. What we ordered: * Appetizer Combo - A great way to start the meal with a variety of refreshing side dishes. * Braised Pig Ear in Chili Oil - Crunchy, flavorful, and coated in a fragrant chili oil with just the right amount of heat. * Sliced Pork Belly with Garlic Sauce - Tender, savory, and perfectly balanced with a garlicky sauce that wasn't overpowering. * Xiao Long Bao - Thin wrappers filled with juicy broth and flavorful pork. Definitely a must-order. * Braised Beef Noodle Soup - Rich, comforting broth with tender beef and chewy handmade noodles that really hit the spot. * Dan Dan Noodles - Creamy, nutty, and packed with bold sesame flavor with just the right amount of spice. * Mustard Green Beef Noodles - A comforting bowl with tender beef, chewy noodles, and pickled mustard greens that add the perfect tangy kick. The portions are generous, making it a great place to come with friends or family and share a variety of dishes.

A spot for noodles!…read more -LAN Noodle Soup: For me, the soup was too light in flavor and relied too much on the chili that was added. -Oil Splash Dry Noodles: I got this with the wide flat noodles. The texture of the noodles was slightly on the harder side. I liked the flavor of the sauce. -Pork Chinese Hamburger: This was not bad. Pork meat was pretty tender.

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3.9(358 reviews)
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Authentic Sichuan Flavors in the SGV - Truly Hits the Spot!…read moreAccompanied my wife for a beauty session in the San Gabriel Valley area today and stopped by Chengdu Impression per a close friend's recommendation. It completely exceeded expectations! The dishes were outstanding and packed with authentic flavors: Spicy Boiled Beef: The beef slices were tender and succulent, generously topped with minced garlic and chili flakes splashed with sizzling hot oil. The underlying broth was richly spiced with a deep, numbing aroma. House Special Mao Xue Wang (Spicy Stew): Packed with generous portions of tripe, duck blood curd, luncheon meat, and fresh jalapeños. Crisp, tender, and deeply savory with a clean yet tongue-tingling heat. Kung Pao Chicken: Executed in traditional Sichuan style with that signature sweet, sour, and mildly numbing profile. The chicken was juicy, the peanuts perfectly roasted, and the scallions added a lovely aroma. Handmade Dumplings: Delicate dumpling skins loaded with juicy filling, served with a garlic-infused dipping sauce that balanced the heat of the meal nicely. Generous portions (loved the hearty bowl of rice), attentive service, and a welcoming dining atmosphere. A must-visit if you are craving genuine, fiery Sichuan cuisine in the greater LA area!

One of my go-to spots for Sichuan food! Everything I've had here is so delicious, but the Mapo…read moreTofu, pork belly and Sichuan pepper dishes are some of my favorites. The flavors are bold, spicy, and so satisfying -- I honestly keep coming back! The restaurant is clean, the service is friendly, and the easy parking is such a bonus. Great food + good service + convenient parking = a place I'm always happy to return to. Definitely one of those restaurants that keeps me coming back!

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4.6(268 reviews)
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I feel like I hit the lotto when I found this place…read more It's a little hole in the wall with Sichuan cuisine. Prices are low and portions are huge! And the staff really wants you to be comfortable and enjoy the food. I had the Chicken with Green Pepper Noodle. It was spicy with a unique flavor profile. Would absolutely get it again. I can't wait to try everything else here.

4/5 vegan and vegetarian options are plentiful:…read more Lin's Club is a small family owned restaurant located in that cramped plaza at the intersection of Sixth Street and Duarte near the border of Arcadia and Monrovia. They have many classic Chinese dishes at a truly affordable price point. The food: We ordered four different dishes: green beans (v), stir fried egg plants (v), mapo tofu (v), and chicken with rice. For the first three dishes, we clarified with the owner to make this vegetarian (also vegan), which she was able to do very easily and without question. We communicated with her in Chinese, but she also spoke English to us, when we discovered that our Chinese was likely not as fluent as native speakers. Everything was flavorful, without relying on just an overwhelming amount of salt, and we really enjoyed the green beans that seemed to be cooked in fermented bean paste. I found the eggplants particularly tasty too! The service: This small store had so much business, so we did spend some time waiting before we could actually order our meal. The restaurant itself was filled with folks dining in, and there were multiple parties waiting for take out. Even so, once we did order our meal, it didn't take too long for all four dishes to come out. For these reasons, I can't say service was particularly attentive, but they were still polite and I felt like they did try to make it a good experience for us, even if it was so busy. Everything else: They accept credit card with a small surcharge. Parking exists, but during dinner time on a Friday, expect it to be full and very cramped.

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4.0(964 reviews)
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If you're craving dumplings in the SGV, Luscious Dumplings is definitely a spot worth checking out…read more Between the crispy pan-fried dumplings and the comforting soup dumplings, it's easy to see why this place has such a loyal following. My family came in for a dinner yesterday night because we were craving soup dumplings due to the rainy weather. They were out of the beef noodle soup but they had the pork belly soup, which was just as flavorful. The braised pork knuckle was a refreshing appetizer but I know that it may be a bit out there for some people. We also ordered pan-friend dumplings and (the beef, cheese and onion), steamed crab and pork soup dumplings. I love how on the menu, it tells you the ratio of the beef and cheese, which is 2:1. The dumplings were all consistently well-prepared. For the pan-fried dumplings, each dumpling had that beautifully golden, slightly crispy bottom while the rest of the wrapper remained soft and pleasantly chewy. That contrast in texture is exactly what I look for in a good pan-fried dumpling. As for the soup dumpling, it was just as delicious as I remembered. The broth was rich, savory, and full of pork flavor. Definitely worth ordering even if you're like my mom and you're primarly coming for the pan-fried options. The restaurant is located in an unassuming shopping plaza with parking directly in front and throughout the lot. Depending on when you visit, finding a space might require a little patience. We were able to get a table within five minutes for four people but it is a smaller space so expect a little bit of a wait during peak times. Service is straight forward and welcoming. Nothing feels overly complicated and fussy in terms of ambiance. Good food is good food! Between the crispy wrappers, flavorful fillings, rich soup dumplings, and our server's eagle eyes so that our water cups are filled every single time without us having to ask, we left very happy. This is absolutely a local spot that we will become regulars at!

Came back to the Duarte Rd location in Monrovia after not going for a while and was pretty…read moredisappointed. A lot of the dishes that made this place special are gone. I specifically came for the beef roll which used to be excellent -- one of the best around -- and it's no longer on the menu. The xiaolongbao is now priced the same as Din Tai Fung, but without the same quality or the broader menu, it's hard to justify choosing this place. We used to drive from Orange County just to come here. It's just not a destination restaurant anymore.

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Upon arrival...clean and tidy...

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Boiled Cabbage and Shrimp

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4.4(176 reviews)
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Found this place right next to Golden Alley Reserve, and it turned out to be a great find for…read moreNorthwestern Chinese comfort food. The highlight for me is definitely the spicy hand-pulled noodles with slow-cooked beef brisket. The noodles have that perfect, chewy pull, and the brisket is super tender and packed with flavor. Don't skip the pickled cucumber either--it's crisp, refreshing, and balances out the heat of the noodles perfectly. It wasn't crowded at all when I went, which made for a relaxed meal with quick, attentive service. The only slight catch is the shared parking lot, it gets pretty busy with all the other restaurants in the plaza, so you might have to circle once or twice during peak hours. Still, definitely worth the stop if you're craving legit Xi'an eats in the area.

Saw the red bold letters driving by on Duarte Rd and immediately made plans to come here for Xi'an…read morefood! We don't usually see specific Xi'an food around all the time, so my fiancé and I were excited to come back. Now we know, Xi'an Foodie has delicious, authentic Xi'an food here at affordable prices as well. We go all out when we are trying somewhere new for the first time usually, so we got 5 dishes for less than $75 including tax and tip. We ordered the 1) Smashed Cucumber Salad 黄瓜, 2) Sesame Sauce Cold Spicy Noodle 凉拌辣面, 3) Li Lao San's Lamb Stew with Flatbread / 李老三牛肉泡馍, 4) Li Lao San's Cumin Lamb Hamburger / 李老三孜然羊汉堡, and 5) Youpo Noodles with Braised Beef Brisket, Beef Paste & Fried Eggs with Tomato / 油泼+三合一. First, they have the best Cold Noodle (Liang Pi) in SoCal that I've had - they are amazingly chewy and wide, and their tangy savory sauce is the best. When I think about liangpi, I'm definitely going to Xi'an food for another slurp of these noodles mmmm! I also haven't had Li Lao San's Lamb Stew with Flatbread / 李老三牛肉泡馍 in a while, so that was a must-get. This is my favorite thing of all Xi-an cuisine and a traditional dish as well. It is slow-cooked lamb broth and torn pieces of handmade flatbread dough to make it into a warm soup; it's rich and seasoned with herbs and spices for that perfect sip and I just love chewing on the dough inside the soup. I didn't know this was missing from my life until I had another sip and now I crave it every day! The service is fast and our waitress was friendly and helpful. They brought all of our dishes out in less than 10 minutes and our whole table was filled. We ordered way too much food, and we know it, so we got to take it all home to enjoy for another meal. We will definitely be coming back for their lamb stew, liang pi, and wide noodles!

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Xi'an Foodie - Same taste as I ate in Xi An China, very delicious the beef.

Same taste as I ate in Xi An China, very delicious the beef.

Xi'an Foodie - Sauces Available on the side

Sauces Available on the side

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