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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Shin Sen Gumi – Monterey Park
Shin Sen Gumi’s newest location opened in Monterey Park a few months ago, and it is fantastic. It’s a shabu shabu and yakitori restaurant, similar to one of the Gardena locations. Decor – Modern Japanese. Simple. Elegant. Most of the … Continue reading
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Most romantic restaurants, part 3
Some final notes regarding the most romantic restaurants in the San Gabriel Valley: At least three people tried to make a case for Dino’s Burgers in Azusa. Reporter Jennifer McLain said the chicken produces heartburn. Reporter Dan Abendschein said the … Continue reading
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Most romantic restaurants, part 2
More ideas for a romantic dinner:Mojitos Restaurant in Pasadena – “The food is latin-Cuban. The atmosphere is great. The Mojito glasses even have a little slant.” (Andrew Landeros, designer) Taco Bell – “I always see the teens in there holding … Continue reading
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Most romantic restaurants
Yes, romantic restaurants do exist in the San Gabriel Valley. Here are the results of a quick poll of the newsroom: Dino’s Burgers in Azusa — “Because the chicken warms hearts — and sometimes creates heartburn.” (Jennifer McLain, reporter) Firefly, … Continue reading
Quizno’s – the longest line in the world
I think I’ve reached my breaking point. As much as I love the flatbread at Quizno’s (you can order two pieces on the side for just $1), the long line at Quizno’s isn’t worth it. Today, I waited nearly 30 … Continue reading
The Elephant Bar in West Covina
Dining on a budget: By Richard Irwin Here’s the rub: I felt like something exotic for lunch. I’m thinking Wildebeast or gazelle, you know a lean meat to keep the cholesterol down. But it’s hard enough to find venison or … Continue reading
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Hot Wings update
So after my disappointment at KFC, I was seriously craving some kind of saucey hot wing this weekend. Unfortunately thanks to different fiascos (car, family, work – the usual) I couldn’t get to Hooters or Denny’s, but I did try … Continue reading
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Best Buffalo wings in town
I absolutely love Buffalo wings. What’s not to love? They’re fried, saucy, you use your hands, and you can dip them in lots of ranch sauce. There are lots of restaurants in the area that serve wings, but the San … Continue reading
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New KFC Hot Wings
First of all, I must admit, I am one of those people that can get influenced by commercials to try new things. So when I saw the commercials for the new Hot Wings at Kentucky Fried Chicken, my love for … Continue reading
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Not so fresh or easy
So I finally made my first trip to the infamous Fresh & Easy Neighborhood market about a week ago. Ive been hearing about the place for weeks from fellow reporter Jennifer McLain who raves about the European-style market constantly. My … Continue reading