Taiwanese

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Yang’s Kitchen is a modern Taiwanese restaurant in Alhambra with food that everyone needs to experience.

Brant CoxFebruary 2, 2023

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Welcome to the Year of the Rabbit. Let's eat.

Kat HongJanuary 18, 2023

LAReview

The Downtown location of Pine & Crane is an all-day cafe with great Taiwanese breakfast dishes as well as tasty dumplings and noodles for any occasion.

Nikko DurenOctober 18, 2022

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Steep is a modern teahouse and cocktail bar in Chinatown with a prolific selection of teas and Chinese/Taiwanese dishes.

Kat HongSeptember 21, 2022

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Kato is an ambitious but somewhat uneven fine dining Taiwanese restaurant in the Arts District.

Kat HongAugust 3, 2022

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P. P. Pop in Monterey Park is a fantastic place for Taiwanese snacks.

Kat HongApril 26, 2022

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You don’t have to wait for dim sum to get a great breakfast in SGV. Case in point: Huge Tree Pastry in Monterey Park.

Brant CoxJanuary 14, 2022

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Located on York Blvd. in Highland Park, Joy is an excellent fast-casual Taiwanese spot.

Brett KeatingJanuary 14, 2022

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Joy On York is a fast-casual Taiwanese spot in Highland Park with solid noodle and rice bowls.

Fiona ChandraSeptember 2, 2021

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Lu’s Garden is a Taiwanese spot in San Gabriel that makes great comfort food.

Amber GibsonJuly 26, 2021

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Moon Rabbit is a Grand Central Market stall that sells boba teas and cute little snacks.

Kat HongJuly 20, 2021

LAGuide

10 boba shops you need to try today.

Audrey FongJune 3, 2021

LAReview

Today Starts Here is an excellent Taiwanese breakfast pop-up in Chinatown from the people behind Joy.

Brett KeatingDecember 11, 2020

LAReview

Little Fatty in Mar Vista serves modern Taiwanese food in a neighborhoody atmosphere.

Written byJess Basser Sanders

LAGuide

Let these 6 restaurants help you ring in the year of the Ox.

Kat HongFebruary 12, 2021