About 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 aromatic. The shop keeps things streamlined, which lets the quality of the sausage shine. You get that signature snap when you bite in, along […]
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All That Shabu
All That Shabu About All That Shabu on Main Street in Alhambra offers delicious hot pot meals with a customizable experience that makes eating here a delightful group event. Diners start by choosing a broth, from a rich beef base to a light miso or vegetarian option. Each table has its own induction burner, letting […]
6 Best Classic Frozen Treats to Beat the Heat
Summer has officially arrived in Alhambra, and with it comes the bright Southern California sun. Here are six classic cold treats that have stood the test of time and continue to keepAlhambra cool and smiling. Whether you’re a longtime resident or just passing through,these frosty favorites are sure to become part of your summer tradition.
At Genovese’s Italian Kitchen, Award-Winning Chefs Bring Fresh Flavors to Alhambra
When Aricia Alvarado and Hugo Molina settled down in Alhambra to raise their family over 20 years ago, what they brought with them turned out to be more than just a growing family — they brought a deep-rooted culinary passion that would reshape a beloved local eatery. For Alvarado, returning to Alhambra was a homecoming. […]
The Wild Whisk Takes Desserts to New Frontiers
What started as a childhood hobby has blossomed into one of Alhambra’s most exciting new bakeries: The Wild Whisk, a sweet labor of love from Tracy Yen and her husband, Francisco Angel. The couple met while studying at the University of Southern California. Yen, who earned a degree in marketing, spent ten years in the […]
Orange County’s Favorite Vietnamese Coffee, Da Vien, is Coming to Alhambra
Drive by Da Vien in Westminster or Garden Grove and you might see lines out the door. Da Vien is famous for its specialty Vietnamese coffee, which is traditionally brewed using a phin filter and sweetened with condensed milk. The result is a strong, sugary coffee that’s growing in popularity in Los Angeles thanks to […]
Hidden Gems of Alhambra
While the majority of restaurants in Alhambra are located on Main Street and Valley Blvd, there are other great eateries scattered throughout the city that are worth highlighting. Did you know there is an omakase in Alhambra? Located on South Fremont Ave., across the street from The Alhambra, is Kogane. “Omakase” is a meal that […]
New Businesses Bring International Flavors to Alhambra
Alhambra is bustling with new businesses! From Indonesian drinks called Milo Dinosaur to a bakery selling Hawaiian Furikake Chex mix, a variety of businesses have opened in the city. For the boba drinkers, there’s no need to travel to Taiwan to taste popular hand-made tea. Wushiland has opened on Main and Garfield next to Burlington. […]
Good Food for Good Value, Local Bib Gourmand Awardees in Alhambra
The Michelin Guide has released its 2025 list of the restaurants so this is a great time to remind everyone what we have locally that is Michelin recognized. As the gateway city to the SGV, Alhambra is home to a whopping six restaurants that are Michelin notable. A destination for foodies, the city welcomes your […]
Scooping to Success For 84 Years at Fosselman’s
One of the landmark businesses in Alhambra is Fosselman’s Ice Cream. Opened in 1941, the Fosselmans have been serving ice cream for over a hundred years. A family run business, owners brothers Chris and John Fosselman have been using the same ice cream mix that serves as the base for all of their flavors for […]