Boat House Alhambra was originally founded in 2008 and later acquired by its current owner, Jacky, in 2020, who has continued the restaurant’s legacy of serving the seafood boils that longtime patrons know and love. Since the transition, the team has remained committed to preserving the flavors and quality that made Boat House a local favorite, ensuring that guests can still enjoy the same delicious menu that has been served for more than a decade and a half.

Xiang La Hui Alhambra is best known for its bold, authentic flavors and dedication to high-quality ingredients. The restaurant emphasizes traditional raw materials and classic cooking techniques, resulting in dishes that are rich, balanced, and deeply rooted in Chinese culinary traditions. Every item on the menu reflects a commitment to freshness and consistency, allowing the natural flavors of the ingredients to stand out.

After celebrating its soft opening just two weeks ago, Bao Master is already drawing in steady crowds. Located in the busy Sprouts parking lot, the spot benefits from constant foot traffic, making it an easy stop for lunchtime shoppers looking to slow down and enjoy a hearty bowl of soup or a plate of xiao long bao.

Noodle World on Valley Boulevard has long been a go to spot in Alhambra for pan-Asian soups and rice that are delicious, filling, and affordable. The menu is broad, but has a clear focus: hearty noodle soups, classic stir fried dishes, and rice plates that arrive fast and in generous portions.

Opened in 1984, Vittoria Pizza celebrates the rich flavors of Italian cuisine infused with the vibrant essence of Sicilian flair. The foundation of their delectable pizzas lies in the art of crafting the perfect dough and sauces, handcrafted fresh each day.

Nem Nướng Khánh Hoà has carved out its own following in Alhambra by sticking to what it does exceptionally well: Central Vietnamese nem nướng that’s grilled to order and deeply…