any one knows any good lunch restaurant in EL MONTE, CA or SOUTH EL MONTE, CA area?
Hello every one, our company just recently moves to this industrial area located here in South El Monte, CA , which is about 15 miles East of the Los Angeles by 60fwy and
605fwy area.
This area is surrounding by fast food restaurant like Mc Donald, Burger King or Carl’s Jr, after moved here for few month, every one seen gain a lot weight due to all the soda and fry.
The only restaurant around here that satisfy every one is King Taco, but we cant have taco every day, so I post this message hoping that if any members near by this area, might give us some suggestion on where to go for a good and healthy lunch, please let me know, thank you for taking your time ready this.
Best Regard
AMGBoyz
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Restaurant My Hanh, on Garvey east of Rosemead, has very very good "bun thit nuong cha gio" (room-temperature rice noodles with grilled pork, herbs, and chunked-up egg rolls). Add a little bit of chili paste to it (on the table) and you have a $6 lunch you can't beat.
Across the street (basically) are the very best Ensenada-style fish and shrimp tacos you can eat, at El Taco Nazo.
Nearby, on Valley Blvd. you have Di Pilla's, which is quite serviceable Italian food, you have Ji Rong, which is very good Chinese food, you have Banh Mi Che Cali, where you can get amazingly good Vietnamese baguette sandwiches (for TWO DOLLARS!! And it's buy-two-get-one-free, so 3 sandwiches for $4!!), and across the street at the corner of Delta Avenue is Claro's which has really good Italian deli fare.
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I agree Little Malaysia is one of El Monte's best!!! Mariscos La Bucana on Concert St have some of the fish tacos. Sir Pizza & Chicken (Lower Azusa/Arden) makes fresh dough every day. Huge slices of pizza ~ their anti pasta is awesome. Sir Jax Deli just reopened (new owners). Standard sandwiches, plus empenadas, beef stew, chicked fried steak, salads, breakfast items...
welcome to smell-monte!!!
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I'm in that area a lot, and it's sort of a wasteland foodwise. There are obviously many taco options, but otherwise "Little Malaysia" (Peck Rd.) has been reviewed on this board, and Garvey Ave. has lots of Chinese/Vietnamese options toward Rosemead (city of). I'd do a search on this board of some of the larger streets in the area, but I think you'll want to explore Rosemead more. Going east along the 60, Hacienda Rd. is really the first chow-ish exit. Head south and you'll find Malan Noodles, Chung King/Mr. Swiss, and lots of other (mainly Asian) options.
Good luck, and report back!


