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Dai Ho Restaurant
Address: 9148 Las Tunas Dr , Temple City 91780, CA, US
Phone: (626) 291-2295
State: CA
City: Temple City
Zip Code: 91780


Opening Hours

Tuesday: 11:30-14:30
Wednesday: 11:30-14:30
Thursday: 11:30-14:30
Friday: 11:30-14:30
Saturday: 11:30-14:30
Sunday: 11:30-14:30

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This is a warm cozy spot for me. Their menu is pretty simple with some noodles and side dish options. There’s a reason why their menu is so small. The noodles are just fantastic. I love their sesame sauce noodles with spicy sauce. But beware that this restaurant only opens from 11am-2:30am So remember that if you craving some really good comfort food. Their sample platters you can choose a variety of toppings so if there’s something on the menu you don’t like you can ask to change it. Parking: Park on the street might be better.
Great food! Beef noodle soup broth is very flavorful, noodles have a great consistency. Bean curd appetizer is very good. Dan Dan noodles have a great flavor but not the usual beef Dan Dan you get at other restaurants. Cash only, small parking lot. Limited hours for lunch onlyFood: 5/5
4.4 does not do it justice here. Incredible noodle spot. Sides are boxed in plastic containers therefore you can just take the containers with you of you cannot finish your food. Fantastic spot and a must try! I tried their beef Noodle Soup. Their menu is only a handful of items and they do it really well!!Food: 5/5
Their beef noodle soup was decent, but hard to justify their price $18 for a mid size bowl. Service was pretty non-existent unless you speak Chinese to them. The beef noodle soup looks spicy but is actually just mild.Food: 4/5
Came here following a list of Taiwanese spots in LA and had high hopes. We ordered a bowl of the spicy beef noodle soup and pork bean noodles. We also got 3 side dishes, which were quite small. While eating, we felt the noodles were decent albeit the pork bean noodles were a bit overcooked. The beef noodle soup flavor was good but I wouldn’t say extremely special. When we received the bill, that’s when it all went downhill. We were charged $12 for a small half pint of mustard greens and $16 for a small container of peanuts with fish. I’m all for charging more for Asian food in general but the service, tableware, etc should then be up to par. It looked like a hole in the wall canteen which I love with styrofoam cups, disposable utensils, and self serve side dishes. Our bill came out to over $80!! I’m sorry but the pricing is really off at this establishment.
Get a pork ear to go! They cost a shocking $15 each at checkout! I thought I heard it wrong, so I asked again! The portions are so small you won’t believe it, and the taste is so bland! Overall rating: Won’t go there againI forgot to take the picture! The box is the same size as the photo I circled!Food: 1/5
The sesame noodles are the perfect treat for a vegetarian! So rich and flavorful, they feel so nourishing and comfy. I love all of their sides too, tried the green Papaya today and it complimented the rich noodle dish very well. This is my favorite spot for a quick lunch!
I was so excited to try Dai Ho. Service was very nice. My wife got the dry minced meat noodle and I got the Taiwanese beef stew. I ordered the small side dishes and unbeknownst to me, it was so pricy. I felt the noodles at $18 is fine and minced meat noodles was $14. The mustard green came in a small tupper ware container and it was $12, tofu skin with jalapeño and anchovies was $14, peanuts with brine shrimp was $16? There was no price on the side items and my bill was almost $80 for two people. Food was great, I just wish I knew the price of things and it was labeled before I bought it. $16 for peanuts felt too high, if I had known it would have been fine. In general I still love this place, food was very good but just wish I knew the prices.
My weekly noodle place when I lived in LA. It has some hard core fans among Asians in the community. My absolute favorite was the sesame noodle extra spicy and chicken soup. I went back again today after over 3 years away and it's still so satisfying. It can get crowded pretty fast and they only serve lunch. Expect to spend $20 to $30 per person here. It's premium noodle place.
We heard about this place from our son who lives in San Diego. It was kind of odd that we haven’t been to this place even though it’s very close to where we live. In addition to my son, we heard a lot about this place from our friends as well. So today, we determined to pay it a visit. Despite its size, the restaurant has an outsize service area coverage with delivery all the way to San Diego. However, their food menu is small. The restaurant provides no book menu but a white board written with 10 items. Based on what I’ve seen on Yelp, the most popular dish is their beef soup noodle and the Dan Dan noodle. So ordered both of them in addition to dried meat noodle. The noodles were amazing. They make them just like the ones in Taiwan, al dente but not hard to chew. According to the owner, they have been making these type of special noodles for 32 years. I highly recommend Dan Dan noodle. The sesame sauce was so good, full of flavor. I also like their marinated dried tofu, very tasty. The prices are bit high for the small portion of noodle. They are approaching Din Tai Fung’s price point. But their foods are hood and people are keep coming back. Parking is in the back of the restaurant.
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