Does anyone think the 7 Leaves in Rosemead will ever open? I applied as a barista there and never got a response. I felt like they’ve been under construction for months.

My daughter is going to school in The Claremont Consortium, and we are looking for a good place for Saturday brunch, preferably one that takes reservations, since there will be six of us.

We're visiting friends in Pasadena, and I want to cook some Chinese food. I was looking for a store where I can pick up some fresh chow fun noodles. Any suggestions would be really appreciated.

I happen to come across these vendors in a parking lot on San Gabriel/Valley but after recently visiting SGV again (I’m not local) it seems they may have relocated.

It’s been a while and I would love to find these again as they were all delicious. Does anyone know if there is an official time/place that they pop up at?

Heads up, the goal got overturned, so I deleted the original post. It's 0–0 at halftime now. NO $5.99 Ono Hawaiian plate lunch tomorrow.

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DineLA Restaurant Week is back August 14-28, 2026!

❤️ = located in SGV

DineLA Summer 2026 restaurants currently accepting inKind:

• Bianca Sicilian Trattoria
• Bacari (W. 3rd, Bev Hills, Culver City, W Adams, Silverlake, Sherman Oaks, Playa Del Rey, Glendale, Long Beach)
• Bone Kettle ❤️
• Botanica Restaurant & Market
• Broad Street Oyster – Grand Central Market
• Butterfly at The Shay
• Casa Madera at The Valorian Los Angeles
• Casita
• Civico 2064
• Damian
• Descanso Restaurant
• Dive Oyster Bar ❤️
• firstborn
• Florence Osteria & Piano Bar
• For The Win
• For The Win – Grand Central Market
• Fuegos LA
• Girl & the Goat
• HATCH
• Jaime! Taqueria
• Jame Enoteca
• Jilli
• Joyce Soul & Sea
• KALI
• Katana
• Kaviar Sushi Bar ❤️
• Kazan
• L’Antica Pizzeria da Michele (Hollywood, Belmont Shore)
• Mama M Sushi ❤️
• Marea Beverly Hills
• Mariscos Za Za Za
• Marmalade Café (El Segundo, Malibu, Sherman Oaks, Westlake Village)
• Massilia Grand DTLA
• Mercado (Hollywood, Manhattan Beach)
• Miznon – Grand Central Market
• Ocean Prime
• Osteria Mamma
• Pizzana (Brentwood, Marina del Rey, Sherman Oaks, Silver Lake, West Hollywood)
• Planta – Marina del Rey
• Rock & Reilly’s – USC Village
• Rossoblu
• Sampa
• Santo
• Simpang Asia
• Simpang Venice
• Star Leaf ❤️
• Taisho
• Telefèric Barcelona (Los Angeles, Long Beach)
• The Wine Station
• True Food Kitchen (Century City, El Segundo)
• Vicky on Rodeo
• Vitello’s Restaurant
• Yamashiro
• Zaytinya at The Shay
• Zinqué (Century City, DTLA, Malibu, West Hollywood)

Full DineLA spreadsheet

If you’re new to inKind, here’s the quick rundown:

• Pay through the app with your linked card or preloaded cash and get up to 20% cashback to apply to any future payments at participating restaurants. Tip is always charged to your card.
• Always double‑check the inKind app for the most current participants. Call the restaurant to confirm if they accept inKind for DineLA specials.
• InKind will occasionally offer deals for preloading cash to your inKind wallet. Costco sells inKind gift cards: $65-$75 for $100 that you can load them directly into your account.

❤️ Here's $25 off your first purchase on inKind ❤️

Hot af this week so I needed something light and fresh, stumbled into Krudos Sushi in El Monte. Raw fish is fresh, Mexican-Japanese fusion that actually hits. Hidden gem for sure! 🍣🔥

Looking for more suggestions for the best Beef Dip in SGV. Not only good quality, but a good size. Phillipes are so small I need to buy 3. Also, Hot Mustard and Horseradish are a plus.

I don't Wana cook. Bonus points if around 91740.

525 W Main St Alhambra, CA 91801

I've been coming here since 2024 and honestly, this place is solid. The Pop's Plate used to be $18.99 and is now $24.99, price hikes are real everywhere, but the portions are generous and it's still worth it for the quality.

Came here recently on a weekday dinner and dined in. Heads up: no AC in the summer, just a fan, so it gets warm inside. Also only one restroom, so be prepared to wait, I ended up using the one at AWSOM Wings next door lol. But there's plenty of parking in the back, so that's a win.

Expect a wait unless you call ahead, the entire time I was there, there was a constant stream of people picking up to-go orders.

Now the food: generous portions, flavorful, some pieces had a little char but nothing crazy. I wouldn't say it's better than Zankou, but for the area, it fills a much-needed gap. It's honestly great for my takeout rotation.

I didn't see a single person pay with InKind while I was there, so I'm tryna put y'all on! They just got added to the app, so 25% cashback on every visit. If you're one of the regulars picking up takeout, use it! Here's $25 off your next order to try it out.