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There’s a three cheese mac and cheese with bacon crumbles (they do like their bacon…and so do I!). There’s a fine potato salad of Yukon Gold potatoes, smoked bacon and eggs, as good a spud salad as you’ll find in town, uncluttered with mayo. See gift ideas for the kitchen and cooks who crave sustainabilityīut then, with most dishes - one meat, two meats or three meats - there’s a choice of two sides. Blossom Market ( is a joyous reflection of the much-stirred, endlessly bubbling and simmering melting pot that’s the San Gabriel Valley. Which brings us, in a notably roundabout fashion, to the culinary conundrum of Burnt Belly, the American/Asian barbecue stand in the lively Blossom Market Hall in the heart of Old San Gabriel. Garvey Ave, Monterey Park 62) … and Sam Woo BBQ, with numerous branches, too many to list, but pretty much everywhere! Garvey Ave., Monterey Park 62), Sham Tseng BBQ ( 634 W. Garfield Ave., Monterey Park 62), Feng Wei BBQ ( 133 W. San Gabriel Blvd., San Gabriel 62), Xinjiang BBQ ( 306 N. These are meats you’ll find at local destinations like Tasty Zone BBQ ( 523 S. It stretches into every imaginable culinary enclave. But there’s a ubiquity to barbecue pork, the much-loved char siu - a meat with a following that’s beyond cult. There are heavily peppered variations on the sweeter barbecue of the South in Szechuan, Xinjiang and Hunan. And barbecue freshwater fish from the Heilong River up near the Russian border. I’ve heard tell of barbecue starfish being an object of desire in coastal Shandong. But in restaurants on the western edge of China, there’s a good chance of finding barbecue lamb. Barbecue seems to have its roots in Canton.
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And it’s not just marked in the names, but in the windows where whole ducks hang, and hunks of dark red pork cry out for consumption in quantity. In Cantonese, barbecue is known as siu mai. You can’t follow the pork without a scorecard. But the explosion of tasty Asian spots, mostly Chinese, with “BBQ” in their names has opened a brave new world of extreme - and extremely satisfying - flavors, with barbecue found in virtually all the culinary regions of China. In one incarnation, BBQ was a clarion call for those hungry for the beef of Texas and the pork of the South - and often in these well-melded parts, for shops selling both. 10.There are probably no three letters in a restaurant name that make me hungrier than B, B and Q. In other Dolce news, the bakery, 8821 Central Ave., has rebranded as Layered Cakerie and will be closed for renovations through Jan. 7, at Vendetta Brewing Co., 8939 Vernon Ave., Suite C.Ĭhef Irene will be making some of your favorite Dolce dishes during her first pop-up event. Chef returnsįormer Dolce executive chef Irene Cross will return to Montclair for a special event from 3-10 p.m. Nearby, another location of Taqueria 2 Potrillos is planned for the Cedarhill Plaza, 1255 W.
In Rialto, a drive-thru Charley’s Cheesesteaks is ready to open at 1100 W. The chain appears to have closed all its other locations, including ones in Ontario and Upland.Įlsewhere in Rancho Cucamonga, we may finally see the opening of Mars Brewing Company, 9728 Sixth St., after following the brewery’s progress for years.
Sweetgreen is also planning its first location in the region at 7811 Monet Ave., in the spot formerly occupied by Jack’s Urban Eats.Īnd Spotless Burgers is apparently still planning to open at 7870 Monet Ave., in the former The Mug Shakes location. Shake Shack is planning its first Inland Empire location at 12456 N.
Over in Rancho Cucamonga, we’re still waiting for a handful of restaurants to open at Victoria Gardens. Dine 909: Inland Empire Brewers Guild craft beer fest returns to Riverside
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