Taiwanese Restaurants in San Gabriel, CA

“Overall I love authentic Taiwanese food and it has been harder to find even in SoCal these days, I guess business is hard and competitive.

I got bunch of dishes and they were all delicious and authentic. Prices definitely went up since pre covid days just like everything…sad. I would highly recommend this spot and wish they can get more dishes. They are basically full during a Thursday lunch time.
One thing pissed me of course is they no longer serve stinky tofu because neighbors’ complaints to the city. Come on man 2026 already, stinky tofu is authentic dish from Taiwan. I don’t see ppl banning stinky blue cheese or anything else in this country. Rant is over.

Go try this place.“

“BOG, Wa Sai Watermelon, Strawberry Basil Ginger Lemonade!“

“真的很满意 我可以反复去吃十次以上的餐馆 只是 营业时间太短了 ，希望店家能加长营业时间“

“Cute cafe for breakfast/brunch/lunch food. Tried the scallion pancake with basil and Taiwanese sausage ($11). Very delicious and seasoned just right. You can choose to make it crispy or soft(Starch). Milk tea was not too sweet($4). Cashier was super helpful and friendly.“

“Delicious 🤤 got three drinks and all amazing. Highly recommend l!“

“Overall, all of the food we ordered tasted authentic, just like what I’ve had in Taiwan. The oyster pancake was particularly fresh, and none of the dishes felt overly greasy.

I also really appreciated the convenience of ordering. Scanning the QR code at the table made ordering quick, and paying before receiving the meal made the process very smooth. Additionally, the parking lot was well-maintained and easy to park in.“

“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!“

“I haven’t been back to Los Angeles for eight years. “Rolling Pot” is an element of Los Angeles that remains in my memory. Millet porridge, sweet potato porridge, various side dishes, and biscuits, as well as the World Journal for sale. I’ll check it out next time I go back. Look, I don't know if the two sisters selling rice are still there? I miss the days when I first came to the United States, the days when I struggled for half a day to get three small dishes or five, those who had dinner together, hope everything is ok!“

“Nostalgia, haven't been here for so long! Just as I used to remember it! The staff is super nice, the place is clean, and they have all the food we used to order.

We always get their 3 cup chicken , bamboo and spicy pork! The highlight is eating the porridge with the Yam inside!

Happy to return and will be back soon!“

“Great food! Great service!“

“Drive by Chao's Food the other day and my wife suggested giving it a try. I called and ordered at 1130am, they had lunch special prices for the bento and dishes, I ordered the Singapore Fry Vermicelli, Honey Roast BBQ Pork rice set, Popcorn Chicken, Salt & Pepper Fried Tofu, Garlic Sauce Eggplant and Fish Cutlet w/ house tartar, also ordered 2 drinks (Jasmine Tea and milk tea for 1.75ea). All of these for $67. If it is not for the lunch special prices, I will not think it is worth it. But because of the lunch special, I do think they are worth it. The food is pretty decent and tasty, however, the vermicelli has way too much curry powder, that's why it is so yellowish in the picture. To get the lunch special prices, you do have to call, online will not have those prices. Chao's also serves a family dinner menu that has different types of dishes every night. You can order for 2, 3 or 4 people, and their price is very reasonable, I am definitely going to try them next month.“

“The Best Taiwanese Hotpot place in Socal.“

“This snack bar is a restaurant that I personally think is more economical and tastes satisfying. I have tried other similar fast food restaurants, and I am not satisfied with the soup alone. It’s good to go with a light meal. I don’t need to mention anything else. It’s the same. I often see migrant workers nearby ordering meals. Cold drinks and pasta are available. I personally come to this restaurant to eat whenever I pass by. Everyone has different tastes, and I also Is it true that you want to spend less money and eat a seafood feast? You get what you pay for, and I am very satisfied with this fast food restaurant. ?“