My boyfriend was craving that classic American Midwest comfort food, and we stumbled upon MOFFET's…read morein Arcadia, tucked away in the corner of a shopping center. What a delicious find! The chicken pot pie was absolutely delicious! The crust was light, flaky, and perfectly paired with the flavorful, comforting filling. We ordered the lunch special, which comes with your choice of pot pie and two sides. Our waitress, Dez, was so kind, attentive, and welcoming. She truly gave us that warm, classic diner-style service that makes you feel right at home. The restaurant itself is adorable and has such a cozy diner atmosphere. We were way too full to try the pies, but that just gives us another reason to come back! MOFFET's is definitely on our list for a return visit.

AVOID THIS PLACE NOW- Moffett's prices have become insanely…read morehigh -- more than doubled, almost tripled. For what they're charging I could go to The Cheesecake Factory or a nice restaurant and get a better meal. It's a real slap in the face. The new owners have completely ruined this place. The original owners must be rolling in their graves. Everything has changed, and not for the better. The chicken pot pies don't even taste the same -- they taste old and off. The food quality has gone downhill and the prices are pure greed. If you value your money and actually want good food, don't bother coming here. It's so sad what they've done to this place. I will never step foot in here again and I refuse to support this business.

Food was delicious, we got the stone bbq pork belly plate and it overly stuffed us 2. The menu says…read moreit serves 2-3 people but if your company loves to eat then I recommend buying the combo that's 3-4 people. It includes a bowl of rice and unlimited banchan. The banchan is superb, some of the best I've ever had. The bean sprout and fish cake especially. The bean sprout has flavor and is not just blanched bean sprout with sesame oil. The fish cake is fresh and it's thicker cut, super good. They also have the braised potato! The inside is super cute with beautiful Korean art all over the walls. The tables have a pull out drawer with utensils and napkins. Best part is they cook and cut the bbq for you so you can just sit, chat with friends and family, and enjoy! The naengmyeon is also good. The sauce bottle is mustard btw. There's also parking in front, there might be not much parking if it gets busy.

I am a huge fan of cold noodles so seeing that they had the cold noodles and galbi combo was…read moreexciting. I really enjoyed the flavor of the galbi and the cold noodles were so refreshing. They have lunch prices so it was cheaper when I went! The restaurant itself is pretty big so even if you were to go during peak busy hours, there wouldn't be much of a wait. Service was amazing and we got our food pretty fast!

All the food was amazing it all had good flavor. I got the beef wang I believe it was called. It…read morewas my first time having it and it was a good choice for a last minute decision; I went in going for the ramen burger but turn out they don't carry that dish anymore . Their chips and fries were also amazing. I love their spicy mayo tho if sauce it taste good with all their food.

This is a great little lunch spot we've been going to, inside a small strip mall. The Big Wang…read more(beef or whatever protein you choose) is a hit for a reason - it's just that good! Also the Ssam lettuce wraps and Chalote Corn Ribs are just perfect tasty snacks. You order at the counter and they bring the food to your table. Very simple but efficient. There's bakery items sometimes as well, and lots of drinks. Just can't go wrong here

What a great experience I had here at EAT FANTASTIC , I placed my order in the drive-thru and the…read moresweet kind enthusiastic lady taking my order was top notch...I truly hope this YELP REVIEW gets to the management because I was having a bad day!! Monday @ 4-5pm I believe her name was Natalie a true jewel!! GDC

Had the breakfast here. Decent prices. But the pancakes had parts that were uncooked batter and was…read moregross mulch. The egg whites had green in some spots. I'm sure it was just discoloration of some sort but I don't. The caramel iced coffee tastes strange. Just a little disappointed.

I avoided this place since it opened because the lines were ridiculously long and I wasn't in a…read morerush to wait an hour for ramen. Recently, I noticed the lines disappeared so we came for an early dinner. The interior is pretty cool. It's kit just tables and chairs but the design element is unique. Some seating are inside a honeycomb shaped booth, some are just in the middle of the dining area. We were seated at a table that resembles a birdcage. There's a lot of wood and warm colors, which makes the ambiance stand out over other ramen places. We ordered a ramen, omurice with katsu, some skewers and popcorn chicken. The spicy ramen was delicious, but there was no soft boiled egg as shown on the menu photo. All I saw was a broken egg white at the bottom of the bowl. 4/5. The omurice was nicely done. The egg was perfectly soft and silky with a nice curry sauce in the side. The katsu that came with it was crispy, hot and tasty. 4.5/5. The popcorn chicken was great. Perfect seasoning and crispy. 5/5. The skewers however, were the low point of our dinner. They did not appear they were cooked fresh. The meats were dry and tough. The scallops were OK but tiny. Chicken was average. The whole order did not satisfy. We also got an Amazing Lemonade and Thai iced tea. The lemonade was a very refreshing drink, and the Thai tea is just like all other places. Our server, unfortunately forgot his name, was excellent. Very personable and great at describing flavors. The friendliness extends to the rest of the staff too. It's a nice place to check out. Note their parking lot is fairly small, and shared with Paris Baguette next door. It's a 4.5, rounded up.

Kyuramen is a restaurant chain that has gained viral popularity for its contemporary approach to…read moreJapanese cuisine. We stopped by to try their Dine LA deal, which was $65 for a dinner set that included a choice of two appetizers, entrées, drinks, and desserts. The interior featured light wooden accents and honeycomb-style seating that created a cozy ambiance. Service was efficient, and our server was kind and attentive throughout the meal. **Yakitori Platter: 2/5** Unfortunately, the meats were dry and overcooked, while the skewers lacked the signature charred, smoky flavor I typically look for in yakitori. **Crispy Sweet Chili Wings: 2/5** Tossed in a sticky, sweet and spicy glaze, the wings were pleasantly crispy, though an unusual, artificial aftertaste made them difficult to enjoy. **Kyushu Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen: 5/5** This was everything I look for in a good bowl of ramen. The broth was creamy with a bold kick of spice, and the noodles tasted fresh with a satisfying chew. A jammy soft-boiled egg and tender slices of chashu pork made for the perfect finishing touches, with corn adding a subtle sweetness that balanced the richness of the broth. **Tonkatsu Omurice: 2.5/5** A popular Japanese comfort dish, Kyuramen's omurice was paired with a side of crispy tonkatsu. The omelet was incredibly fluffy with a soft, silky texture, but both the chicken fried rice and demi-glace were rather bland and lacking in depth. **Thai Iced Tea: 3.5/5** Fairly standard as far as Thai iced tea goes, this version was smooth with distinct notes of vanilla, warm spices, and just the right amount of sweetness. **Amazing Lemonade: 4/5** Bright and refreshing, the lemonade also had a hint of cucumber that softened its tartness. **Matcha Pudding with Red Bean: 4/5** Velvety with a custard-like consistency, the pudding had a pronounced matcha presence and was served with fresh milk on the side. The red bean complemented the earthy bitterness of the matcha. **Japanese Cherry Blossom Jelly: 2/5** This dessert was visually stunning, with edible sakura flowers suspended inside and crystal boba adding a firm, slightly crunchy contrast to its bouncy texture. While the jelly itself was muted in flavor, the accompanying syrup intensified the floral profile, which ultimately became too strong for my taste. Although Kyuramen had its highlights, several dishes fell short in terms of execution. The Dine LA set was a good opportunity to sample a variety of offerings, but I'd stick to just the ramen on a future visit.

A 10/10 first visit, and I'm already planning my return…read more I stopped in on a Sunday around noon, party of one, and grabbed a seat at the bar. The place was fairly quiet when I arrived, but it picked up as my meal went on. The space is really well put together: nautical theme, interesting art, and lots of natural light from the windows balanced by dark wood furniture. You can watch the chefs cook from the dining area, and the long full bar has a great layout. They also had Sunday football on two TVs, which was a nice touch. It kept things casual without feeling too fancy or too much like a sports bar, just a great vibe for an afternoon of football and a good meal at the bar. The bartender made the experience even better. She was attentive, friendly, easy-going, and engaging, and she was quick, too. You can tell she genuinely likes her job. I'd checked the menu beforehand and spotted the mussels and fries. I love both, so I had to try it. The portion is big enough to share, but it works as an entrée if you're hungry. The fries come topped with a truffle garlic mayo, and the mussels arrive steaming hot in a delicious broth. You choose your spice level, and I went spicy. It was perfect, with plenty of heat that never buried the flavor of the broth. I usually only trust mussels near the ocean, but these were cooked perfectly and won me over. The pairing with fries is one I never would have imagined, and it works. If you like garlic, you'll love the broth. As the mayo melts in, it turns creamy and almost looks like a tomato bisque, seasoned to perfection with a flavor I've never had before. Even soaked in broth, the fries stayed crispy. One tip: I finished everything and still had a lot of broth left. My bartender offered bread for dipping, but I was too full and didn't know it was an option. Next time I'll save room or ask for bread right away. I also tried the seasonal spiked apple pie cocktail, with a cinnamon-sugar rim and a cinnamon stick garnish. It was flavorful without being overpowering, the kind of drink you could easily have more than one of. I'll be thinking about this dish until I'm back, which will probably be soon. I'm dying to try the mac & cheese topped with hot Cheetos, plus a few other things on the menu. Highly recommend!

The happy hour menu has a lot of variety and some really good options. I wasn't a huge fan of the…read morecheese grits, but the Brussels sprouts, fish and chips, and pasta were all great. The pasta was creamy and flavorful, and I'd recommend getting all the protein options on it. The fish and chips portion was pretty big, so it's definitely shareable between 2 to 3 people. The Brussels sprouts were probably my favorite, especially with the bacon bits and cheese on top. The ambience was really nice with a full bar, and our server was very attentive throughout the visit. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this spot for some happy hour bites and drinks you get your bang for your buck!

To get to this place, I usually map to 653 Fairview Ave, Arcadia and park on Fairview. It's just…read moreeasier because this restaurant is located on a super busy street and there's no time to just look around for parking when there's a ton of cars behind you. There's a small lot sure but I'd rather just park on the huge street side. The food in this tiny cafe is delicious. Good portion of beef. Fair prices. I hate the parking situation and the chairs aren't the most comfortable but it's so good I'm gonna come back

Small shop, not much ambiance, nice service, good food…read more The Thai tea was the cutest with the bear and comes with a refill. Not too sweet but not the best compared to actual Thai restaurants. I'd skip the Thai chicken wings, it was piping hot but wasn't the biggest fan of the outer cornstarch coating. The beef stew soup was great - I enjoyed the flavor and it was a huge large portion. Probably could have shared it. My partner chose the beef stew soup less form which was ok, probably wouldn't get again. Lacked a little flavor. What really made this place stand out was the service. It was just one person working at the front and she was very quick, and generous.

I thoroughly enjoyed their Crispy Kare-Kare. It is wonderful that they prepare everything fresh…read moreupon order. You might experience a slight wait for your meal, but it is certainly worth it. As a Southern California Filipina, born and raised in San Diego, and with a chef for a father, I have had the pleasure of trying various styles of kare-kare. Alongside the kare-kare, the bagoong (cooked shrimp paste) is equally important. I wouldn't even consider eating kare-kare without bagoong. If the bagoong is not up to par, the kare-kare is not as satisfying. This was my very first experience with Crispy Kare-Kare, and I am definitely planning to return to Almuchow to savor one of my favorite Filipino dishes again. Bagoong is an acquired taste. My husband dislikes its aroma and flavor, which is why he doesn't particularly enjoy kare-kare. The quality of the kare-kare is intrinsically linked to the bagoong. If the bagoong is not prepared correctly, it can diminish the entire dish. I am definitely looking forward to returning for their Crispy Kare-Kare!

We ordered the tocilog and lugaw, and both dishes were delicious and really satisfied our Filipino…read morefood cravings. The flavors brought me right back to Manila--it honestly felt like having a taste of home again! The portions were satisfying, and everything was enjoyable. The only small thing I would mention is that the calamansi juice was a little watered down and could have had a stronger calamansi flavor. Overall, we had a great experience and would definitely come back to try more dishes. Highly recommended if you're craving authentic Filipino comfort food!

Ordered: -Minced pork…read more -Popcorn chicken -Fried sausage -Spinach -Cucumber Pro: -Everything was fresh and delicious! Our favorite was the oyster pancake -Food can come out quite quickly! -Friendly staff & clean interior Con: -Small seating so you may need to wait on a busy night

Two Haiku Review:…read more Taiwanese classics For a low price. Tried oyster Omelette, turkey rice, and popcorn chicken-- Liked them all! Note: portions are on the smaller side.

This is a gem! Try all on the menu all are good and made w…read morepassion. Great friendly family business. Salto lomo fries every day !

I was excited to try this place since I pass by it. The food…read moreitself is a fat persons indulging dream. I am a little disappointed since this place is fairly dirty. The drinks had lots of dirt on it. And the tap water is unfiltered. It really turned down my experience.