6 Best Soup near Alhambra

“Nice local Vietnamese restaurant that I've come to a few times. Staff is a friendly and the food was quite delicious! I had some beef spring rolls and a vermicelli dish with meatballs. Both were very good and I had to bring one of the spring rolls home as it was a lot of food. Would recommend trying it out if you're craving some Vietnamese cuisine.“

“The parking structure right behind it can get pretty packed, but we have never had trouble parking there during prime dinner time. We have also never waited to be seated here, although the restaurant is quite bustling. Service is polite and very quick. If you are hungry, come here as your food comes out fast.The soup tastes light, but flavorful. Compared to other pho restaurants in the area, I feel like the broth does not rely on seasonings as much for flavor. They are also generous with the meat in the soups. The large doesn't look much larger than the medium, but it actually is. I can easily finish a medium soup, but cannot finish the large at all.The inside is clean and casual, with minimal decor. Perfect for a quick, casual meal with friends.“

“Zero ambiance but DAMNED good meat pies! It's small, seats maybe 20 ish diners total. I noticed they serve a lot of take out, there were many people coming and going as we sat there to eat. The food is super fresh. The dumplings and meat pies are made to order. You can watch them make them from your table (that's how small this place is!). They're quite no nonsense, it's very, give me your order, thanks, going to make them now. The food is delicious. We ordered: Lamb & green onion pancakes - juicy chopped or ground lamb. Very flavorful but not gamey at all. Fried buns - Good crispy pan fried bottoms, super soft on top but not so thick that it feels like there's more bun than meat. The pork is moist but not soupy and juice filled like you're used to. Pan fried pork & seafood dumplings - similarly juicy filling like the previous two but mixed with seafood. Good crunch on the bottom but no carby "lace" connecting them all. We parked right out on the street, 20 ft from the front door. In the evenings it's pretty easy as there's not a TON of other stores open in the surrounding area. Definitely eating here again...and again...and again.“

“Korean, not Japanese. That being said, had "spicy" miso ramen and "Jumbo" scallop sushi. Not so spicy, but otherwise spot on! The scallops weren't jumbo size, but if the rice would have had a little more vinegar...it might have been as good tasting as I ever had ( the yuzu kosho was a big factor) ; bar none. I have eaten my fair share, mostly in Japan.Parking: Smart and final across the corner?“

“I tried the egg tarts here for the first time because of a post I saw on IG. it also replaced what used to be my favorite dessert crepe store ! I got the portuguese egg tarts and they were fine. they were pretty oily and the middle wasn't very sweet. overall, I think there are better options in the 626“

“First off, let me tell you, the prices are so reasonable and I hope they keep it that way. You go in, order first, then they bring the food to your table. The workers are nice and the store is kept clean. The food was so good! I got the Bun Bo Hue and it tastes delicious. Authentic taste and it was only $9 for a bowl. They have banh mi for $6 each and its buy 2 get 1 free! Boba is buy 1 get 1 free. They take card with minimum purchase of 10 dollars or more. My kids loved their egg rolls. Spring rolls are okay the wrap was too soggy for me and the dipping sauce was super watery. Don't forget to grab a fresh baguette before you leave! Their bread is baked in house and so soft and delicious. So glad I found this place. Not to mention, they have daily specials Monday-Friday.“