Welcome to our restaurant, where we bring the heartwarming flavors of Kaiping, China, to your table. Nestled in Guangdong Province, Kaiping is a charming town known for its rich culinary heritage and UNESCO-listed diaolou (fortified towers). Our cuisine reflects the essence of sweet home cooking, evoking memories of comforting meals with family and friends. Each dish celebrates Kaiping’s tastes: fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and time-honored recipes. From savory stews and fragrant stir-fries to delicate dim sum and handmade noodles, we offer a variety of authentic hometown specialties. Join us for a culinary journey that feels like coming home. Whether discovering Kaiping’s unique flavors or revisiting cherished tastes, we promise an
Hours
| Friday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 9:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1328 E Valley Blvd, Alhambra, CA 91801
Phone: (626) 886-7038
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Reviews
Kp Town has quickly become one of my favorite spots for true Cantonese home-style comfort food. The husband-and-wife team who run it are warm, welcoming, and clearly put so much heart into every dish. You can taste the care and tradition in everything they make.
Their made-to-order porridge is a standout — silky, flavorful, and exactly the kind of simple, perfect comfort food you hope to find but rarely do. Every bowl feels like it was cooked just for you.
If you want authentic Cantonese flavors, generous portions, and the kind of hospitality that makes you feel like family, Kp Town is a must-try. Highly, highly recommend!
This small mom-and-pop restaurant has super friendly staff who give great recommendations. Prices are reasonable, but portions are smaller compared to other HK cafe Cantonese style places in the area. While it’s perfect for trying Kaiping cuisine and comforting Cantonese dishes, it’s not the best choice if you’re looking for Cantonese food alone, as there are other places nearby with better value for your money. Deducting one start for the price to portion ratio.
Quick tips: Plenty of parking is available in the back, shared with other restaurants in the plaza.
The staff was very attentive and the lemon iced tea was great! Not too sugary and they even gave us refills!
Parking is easy and the place is easy to get into. The store is a tad bit cold with their AC but their decor and demeanor is very friendly!
Meal type: …
Place is small but many tables and clean. Paper togo menu with many dishes that I could decide quickly.
I ordered 1 appetizer, 1 main dish and 1 soup for 2 people. Foods portion is decent.
Stired fry tofu with mince fish and pepper with mince fish. Little spice of white pepper. It’s pretty good , but make sure to eat with sauce
Pork stomach with chicken and white pepper soup. Pork stomach doesnt have any smell and soft. It’s big pot that we couldn’t finished. We like this soup very much. It’s still good for next day but add noodles.
Chicken claypot take longer to cook than I thought but worth for wait. It’s have deep flavor and chicken is tender. Chicken come with bones, so watch out.
Later, I noticed there not much veggies. I ordered stired fry lettuce with garlic. This is also good.
After tried all dishes and overall is goods I decide order foods togo. Another pork stomach chicken soup, stream pork rib (pork is so tender and flavor just right) and clear dumplings (its kind sweet and seem like peanut mix meat, but not sure. Please ask if you allergic to nut)