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2 total messages Started by Stephanie Fishkin Sun, 30 Aug 1992 23:42
Where to eat in SGV besides Pasadena?
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Author: Stephanie Fishkin
Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1992 23:42
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I've moved to Alhambra recently and am looking for good food (all types) around
my "neighborhood" (South Pas, San Gabriel, etc).  Listings for Pasadena are
OK too, but I'd like to find other cites w/good places to eat as well.

Thanks

Stephanie
fishkin@usc.edu
Re: Where to eat in SGV besides Pasadena?
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Author: Michael K. Tamada
Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1992 03:15
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In article <la2n73INNjp4@aludra.usc.edu> fishkin@aludra.usc.edu (Stephanie Fishkin) writes:
>I've moved to Alhambra recently and am looking for good food (all types) around
>my "neighborhood" (South Pas, San Gabriel, etc).  Listings for Pasadena are
>OK too, but I'd like to find other cites w/good places to eat as well.

     No need to go to So. Pasadena or San Gabriel...just drive around
your town -- Alhambra is overflowing with interesting Asian restaurants.
     I don't remember addresses, but here are some names:  the Islamic Chinese
Restaurant (that is both a description and I think the exact name of the
place), I think it's near the border between Alhambra and San Gabriel.
There's a Pho 79 (Vietnamese chain) in downtown Alhambra across the
street from the big shopping mall.  And I forget the name, there's
a sort of hot pot place where you both cook your own food on both a griddle
and in a pot of simmering stock.  It's on Main Street I think, somewhat east
of the downtown business area. 
     Monterey Park is well known for it's large Asian especially Chinese
population and restaurants, but Alhambra is right up there too. 

--Mike Tamada
  Occidental College
  tamada@oxy.edu
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