Auntie Qiu Kitchen 裘家生煎
16 W Main St, Alhambra
(626) 861-2330
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Auntie Qiu Kitchen’s Pork XLB definitely hit the spot for my partner and me when we had cravings for XLB in Alhambra, didn’t get to try their crab and pork XLB but we'll have to come back to try it out! I definitely recommend the fried pork chop sticky rice cake, it’s super crispy, savory and the glaze on the pounded crispy rice cake is a great compliment. The server was nice and attentive and the food came out extremely fast!
Came to Auntie Qiu Kitchen last Wednesday night with a friend. We were hoping to try the hairy crab with noodles, but they didn’t have it that night. So we went with a few other dishes to see what they had to offer.
The pan-fried pork bun was the standout. It was juicy, kind of like a bigger cousin of xiao long bao, with a crisp bottom and way more soup than we expected. Most places serve these pretty dry, so this was a really nice surprise.
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The pan-fried pork bun was the standout. It was juicy, kind of like a bigger cousin of xiao long bao, with a crisp bottom and way more soup than we expected. Most places serve these pretty dry, so this was a really nice surprise.
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Tried out this Chinese spot and I’m so glad I did! I had the pan-fried buns, xiao long bao (soup dumplings), and wonton soup — and everything was so good.
The pan-fried buns were crispy on the bottom and juicy inside — seriously addictive. The xiao long bao were delicate and full of flavorful broth, definitely a must-try. And the wonton soup was comforting and rich, with soft wontons and a tasty broth that wasn’t too salty.
The pan-fried buns were crispy on the bottom and juicy inside — seriously addictive. The xiao long bao were delicate and full of flavorful broth, definitely a must-try. And the wonton soup was comforting and rich, with soft wontons and a tasty broth that wasn’t too salty.