Kernsdoug wrote: > > I was pleasantly surprised this last > Sunday when I went to Yang Chow in Pasadena. > My wife and I had the "hot and spicy beef shreds" > and the "Yang Chow Special chicken." The beef > was very good, and the chicken was excellent. > Yang Chow is one of our favorites (love that slippery shrimp). Another place I'd recommend in that end of town is Szechuan Village at the corner of Huntington Dr. & Bradbury in Duarte, directly across the street from La Parisienne.
Los Angeles, CA
Chinese place in Pasadena
On Huntington Blvd., in San Marino, which is near Pasadena, there is a place called Shanghai Palace. In the recent couple of years, it has changed ownership and has finally found itself. I guess it can settle down and develop. Anyways . . . Shanghai Palace serves some of the best steamed dumplings, otherwise known as shau long bau. And it is relatively inexpensive as well. In Pasadena, there is not that many good Chinese Restaurants, let alone inexpensive ones. NOSPAM wrote in message ... >Can anyone reccomend any inexpensive chinese restaurants in pasedena >or Glendale? > >Someone wrote: > >>Kernsdoug wrote: >>> >>> I was pleasantly surprised this last >>> Sunday when I went to Yang Chow in Pasadena. >>> My wife and I had the "hot and spicy beef shreds" >>> and the "Yang Chow Special chicken." The beef >>> was very good, and the chicken was excellent. >>> >> Yang Chow is one of our favorites (love that slippery shrimp). Another >>place I'd recommend in that end of town is Szechuan Village at the >>corner of Huntington Dr. & Bradbury in Duarte, directly across the >>street from La Parisienne. >> >>-- >>-Darryl >> >>Visit Southern California now at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6295 >>! >