Tapas Restaurants near Hacienda Heights, CA

“I’ve been coming here for over a decade. That’s says a lot. The restaurants has that homemade feeling to it. Foo Foo Tei offers variety of dishes, but they are famous for their ramen. I love the number 17 Ramen and I would order that every time. Their portion portion is gigantic (despite being decently priced), so if you are ordering Ramen be careful not to order too many appetizers unless you are a big eater. Their portion portion restaurant can get real busy, so you should arrive a little before opening time to avoid the wait.“

“The food is fantastic!
My GF and I have been here on several occasions, and each time it wows.
It's tapas style and there are a lot of wonderful items to choose from.
We started with the white sangria.
It's crisp, fruity and has a nice acidic kick to it.
It's not overly sweet.
Our first menu item was the goat cheese and arugula salad.
It has toasted pumpkin seeds and strawberries with a vinaigrette dressing.
It's a great mix of sweet and savory with some different textures as well.
Our second course was the Brussels sprouts.
I don't know how they make these taste so good, but they're delicious.
Crispy leaves with tender full sprouts with a wonderful sauce.
Next up was the Mac and cheese with Spanish chorizo (a much harder chorizo than the more crumbly Mexican style).
This was very flavorful but not too rich.
A lot of "fancy" Mac and cheese entrees tend to be overly rich.
This was just perfect.
Lastly, we split the burger.
It was rich and meaty served on an airy bun.
It comes with a balsamic vinegar reduction that really contrasts the meat well.
We were too full to get dessert (a rarity for me).
Our server was friendly and helpful.
The food arrived hot and quickly.
If you like tapas, or flavorful food in general, I would highly recommend Phlight.“

“Great food! Highly recommend!“

“100/10 would recommend!’ Amazing food and selection as well!“

“house made cheese cake on the house!“

“There is a restaurant here called Pa Pa Walk! Sam the owner and his brother are a few of his employees. They are very nice. There is usually a line out the door. Make sure you sign in on the form hanging outside!Seating: A bit cramped, but its busy.

Parking: Cramped, but there is a lot downstairs. Don't park in Hotel parking.Service: When I am there I ususally get a water pretty quickly. They might not be the best at followup but if you are enjoying your food and DESSERT then you will be fine.Food: They serve Taiwanese foods like shaved ice, boba, slush, teas, coffee, popcorn chicken, stinky tofu, leek bun, coffin bread (with cream soup inside), dumplings, chicken/pork chop rice, sausage rice, fried rice, noodles, and they just recently added hot-pot to their menu. I also like their beef noodle soup!I love their mango shaved ice when it is in season. Their fluff ice is just fabulous!“

“i20 is in the running for best spot for Katsu curry in SoCal! Great quality curry, Katsu is done exceedingly well, and their salads are great. The atmosphere in the dining area is calm and warm, and service is fantastic. I've gone enough that I'm recognized! I've brought most of my friends here and plan to continue visiting regularly.“

“The best hand rolls in the soco area. Mathew our waiter, definitely took care of me and my girl. Was very attentive, and also gave us recommendations. The eel, snow crab, rolls were delicious. The eel bowl I got was the right size for the portions. Hit the spot. My girl enjoyed the tonkatsu ramen ?. The only thing I can say would be parking. Other than that it's a definitely must go spot.

Parking: Parking on the street is free, good luck though finding parking.

Kid-friendliness: Eyup

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes, has a ramp to walk into the restaurant.“