Barbeque · $$$
1 Soh Grill House
27 North Raymond Avenue, Pasadena
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Prime Boneless Short Rib
- Hot Stone Bibimbap
- Kimchi Fried Rice
- Spicy Pork Belly
“Great place for Korean BBQ”
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Barbeque · $$$
27 North Raymond Avenue, Pasadena
Customers’ favorites
“Great place for Korean BBQ”
Korean · $
229 North Lake Avenue, Pasadena
Customers’ favorites
“I’ve come here many times for a work day lunch, the server does her best job; and best thing here is for eat-here or to-go everything you can pay by card over counter at ordering, and there’s no option no pressure of tipping, but it’s always good I bring a few extra dollars as cash tipping, to make sure server getting the tipping, not stolen by owners as in many other places.”
Korean · $$
2063 East Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Customers’ favorites
“This was my first time going to this place & i’d have to say, it’s pretty good. Food was great, servers were nice. Although they do take a bit long to take any other orders from your table. Kind of unfair to have a 90 minute time limit when most of that time is cooking and waiting. Again, food was really good, EXCEPT FOR THE ICE CREAM!!!! I had to try the ice cream and I was extremely disappointed. Took 2 bite and couldn’t even bring myself to eat it. Tastes COMPLETELY artificial and frost bitten. NOT GOOD!!! Everything else is great.”
Dessert · $
37 North Arroyo Parkway, Pasadena
Customers’ favorites
“Been here twice now, first time got two small ones, one matcha and one injeolmi. I love injeolmi so it was really delicious. The matcha too, very rich flavor. The ice itself is so soft and fluffy and tastes delicious. Definitely need the red bean on the side. The second time we got the bigger melon one ($19.99) with red bean on the side as well. Heard multiple people both times complain about not getting red bean (it doesn’t come with most of them), so remember to order it on the side. The melon one was good, but the smaller ones were better. Overall one of the best bingsoo places I’ve been to, Korea included. Def best in the US. The texture just hits different.”
Asian · $$
61 South Fair Oaks Avenue Suite 130, Pasadena
Customers’ favorites
“★★★★★ Urban Pocha was such a great find! The food was flavorful and satisfying, the atmosphere was lively and welcoming, and the service was friendly and attentive. Everything we ordered was delicious, and the overall experience was fantastic. I’d definitely come back again and recommend Urban Pocha to anyone looking for a fun and tasty dining experience in Pasadena!”
Fast Food · $
2335 East Colorado Boulevard Suite 100, Pasadena
Customers’ favorites
“Tasty food. I ordered the angus beef bowl. Not fatty or chewy. Goin back soon”
Seafood · $
924 North Lake Avenue, Pasadena
Customers’ favorites
“Under new ownership and already such a difference. I stopped by last night and had a FANTASTIC meal. I ordered the snapper and catfish meal with two sides. The fish was tender and perfectly seasoned and the colored greens and string beans were amazing. Perfectly seasoned and nice and hot. They give you two sauces and two slices of bread as well if you want to make a sandwich. It’s inexpensive and the customer service was excellent. I can tell lots of love has already gone into this place and will as the new owners settle in. Looking forward to stopping here regularly!”
Japanese · $
231 North Lake Avenue, Pasadena
“I like this place for simple chicken salad. It has romaine lettuce pieces, shredded white chicken (no dark meat), and fried wonton, with sesame seeds and almond pieces (no peanuts!!) They also serve teriyaki chicken, which I had the last time and that had great flavor as well. 5 stars🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 for delicious simple salad and great service!! Fyi: parking is at the back of the restaurant, use the back entrance, off from Locust Street, although the front door is open from Lake Ave, there is no parking on Lake Ave!!”
More Americans are trying Asian foods that go beyond their usual favorites like pad thai and California rolls. Most U.S. counties (over 70%) now have at least one Asian restaurant, according to the National Restaurant Association's (NRA) 2025 trends report. Restaurantji research backs this up, showing there are 19,618 Japanese restaurants and about 36,000 Chinese restaurants across the country.