For the most part, lunch and dinner menus at Chinese restaurants are substantially similar. A major exception is dim sum restaurants which typically cut off dim sum service at 3pm and serve only entrees in the evening. However, one great exception in Yang's Kitchen in Alhambra, which in the daytime is mostly noodles and plates. However, at dinnertime it becomes "Yang's At Night" with a high quality foodie menu. This is what we had at our recent dinner there.
Awesome cherry tomato salad
Blistered sugar snap peas
Dry aged Hiramasa
Yang's fried chicken wings
Cold crab noodles
Pork jowl cha shiu
Braised duck leg with taro
Signature Hainan fish rice
What a dinner to remember! Dinner time clearly moves Yang's into the top three of Chinese restaurants in the San Gabriel Valley.
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