Taiwanese restaurants in Los Angeles

Four Sea Restaurant

2020 S. Hacienda Blvd., Hacienda Heights, CA 91745-4265

This Taiwanese breakfast bakery feels like it was lifted straight out of Taipei. It�??s one of the few places in Los Angeles where you can get a diverse selection... More »
Class 302

1015 S. Nogales St., Rowland Heights, CA 91748

Class 302 is famous for its snow, which is composed of flaky ribbons of flavored ice, crowned with a variety of sweet toppings: pudding, boba, rice cake, red... More »
Boiling Point

153 Garvey Ave., Monterey Park, CA 91755

Cheap, accessible and streamlined, Boiling Point is the gateway hot pot eatery for those who have never tried hot pot but want to give it a try. With seven restaurants... More »

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Recent Critic Reviews

Tien Nguyen writes for LA Weekly on Huge Tree Bakery

Most days, it's just a cup of coffee. Other days, cereal and milk. And at Pee-wee Herman's playhouse, it's pancakes, eggs, bacon and Mr. T's cereal via a Rube Goldberg breakfast machine that involves whirling fans, a life-size model of Abraham Lincoln doubling as flapjack flipper, and a toy skeleton pterodactyl swooping down to drop bread off into the toaster. Pee-wee just takes a few bites...
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Jonathan Gold writes for LA Weekly on Huge Tree Bakery

View more photos in Anne Fishbein's slideshow, "Taiwanese Breakfast: The Tao of You Tiao at Huge Tree Bakery."
Back at the dawn of time, when Jerry Brown was the governor and Bad Company still ruled the Billboard...
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Jonathan Gold writes for LA Weekly on SinBala Restaurant

Question: In Taipei last year, I ate the most delicious sausages almost everywhere. They were sweet, a little thicker than hot dogs, and were usually served with a spoonful of fresh chopped garlic — quite an experience! I assume that there’s got to be something like that in the San Gabriel Valley somewhere, but I haven’t found...
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