Sea Harbour, Rowland Heights Parking
We are three pairs of seniors each traveling with 22 foot camper vans on our way from Northern California to Texas via I-10 and wanted to have lunch at Sea Habour in Rowland Heights. How is the parking for space and maneuverability? Or are there other equivalent restaurants with ample parking? The preference is as far east as possible with good Cantonese food. This would be Tuesday, April 10.
Thank you in advance for your suggestions.
Chernyert
Los Gatos, CA
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I assume you were looking for dim sum?
I don't think the parking will be that bad on a weekday, and you should be able to park at the far side of the lot on the Nogales side. Gale is bit narrow (1 lane each way), so you have to be careful taking a left onto Gale to get to the plaza.
Other options in Rowland Heights for dim sum is Hong Kong Palace at Colima and Nogales. They have a pretty big lot so I am sure that won't be a problem during weekday.
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You might be okay on a weekday, but parking there is a nightmare on the weekend. The other option, although not as far east, is 888 on Valley Blvd. in Rosemead. You might find street parking there, and they have two lots surrounding the restaurant. Happy Harbour in RH may be okay on a weekday. Just get there early, before 11 or 11:30.
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re: Yert Quan
The Rowland Heights location of Sea Harbour is now called Happy Harbor but it's pretty much the same food. There is a very large surface parking lot right outside of the building in which Happy Harbor is located. The portion in front of the restaurant is so large that I have never seen it full (the side lot fills up sometimes though). No stairs or anything so there is no access problem. The 99 Ranch Market Shopping center is right by the Nogales offramp of the Pomona Fwy., so it should be easy going all the way.
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re: Chandavkl
I respectfully but strongly disagree. There is a hugh parking lot but it fills up really fast, especially on the weekends. But even if it is empty, it will be really hard to park one camper let alone 3. The scooter is not a problem, but I really suggest another place for dim sum.
BTW, I drive a minivan and it is a pain to find parking on the weekends for it.
However if you must go there, I would recommend that it be early (11 at the latest)
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