We’re a family-owned Cantonese restaurant serving the San Gabriel Valley for over 10 years, a mom and pop shop known for comforting, authentic dishes. From local favorites like Hainan chicken and French-style filet mignon to a wide variety of wok specialties, house-made drinks, and classic desserts, every plate reflects the warmth, care, and traditions of our family kitchen.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 301 W Valley Blvd Ste 110, San Gabriel, CA 91776
Phone: (626) 282-5953
Website: https://comweb.herofoodie.com/themanchancuisine.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: manchancuisine.com
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Reviews
I also got the Salt and Pepper Shrimp to round it all out. Everything hit the spot. Would definitely come back and recommend.
I was also blown away by the French-style filet mignon, which was cooked perfectly and full of flavor. What makes this place extra special is that whatever you’re craving, they can probably make it—the food feels thoughtful and made with heart.
This is a small mom-and-pop restaurant, and you can truly taste the love and care they put into every dish. If you’re looking for amazing food and want to support a family-run business, you have to come try this place.
Highly recommend the curry — don’t miss it!
When my friends come to town I recommend them to come to is place.
Ordered:
Fried Rice w/Salty Egg Yolk & Taro Olives
咸蛋黄榄菜芋头炒饭. $15.99
**** this was actually very tasty and I liked it very much as it was different, I also took this as the recommendation from the owner/lady.
** Roast Pork Belly w/Salty Fish & Eggplant in Hot Pot 烧猪腩咸鱼茄子煲 $17.99
** – this was too salty 🙁 I wouldn’t order again
Tofu w/Mushroom Wood Ear&Enokitake
冬菇云耳金针扒豆腐. $15.99
*** I think this would have been good if I’d eaten it there bc when covered up for take out the consistency of the fried tofu is lost and it isn’t as yummy.
*** French Style Filet Mignon – was decently tasty but seemed too little of a portion for $23.99.
With my takeout the lady gave us 3 small cups of soup off the day which was very nice to have and very refreshing.
The inside had a number of small tables and a larger big family table if you’re dining in. I didn’t see any restrooms available though.
Their menus have a strong old menu scent :/
The braised pork was good. Every bite I had was really soft. BUT, my friends also caught some pieces that were also not AS soft, so… Almost there, just a step away from perfect. One of those friends would still disagree though, because he’d much rather have the Shanghai style red-braised pork, “Yes, the red dye, sugar, and a side order of cardio-infarction please!” The braised pork here is more savory than sweet. But I liked it!
Their Filet Mignon wasn’t bad either! If they gave a larger portion, and the inside was softer while maintaining that glazed protective layer, by cutting them up into slightly larger pieces, they would actually be on par with Tân Cảng (新港). BUT still good!!! Especially for the price!
They also served a complimentary soup, I think lotus and mushroom, that I’m told is a typical Cantonese style.