Restaurants in Tustin, CA

I’d suggest checking out mid town PHX on Yelp. We have a ton of mom and pop spots down here. Pre Covid, a fairly good KBBQ spot opened for all you can eat make your own. You’ll find quite a few treasures, food wise, near 85012 and 85014.

Foodie here too and I love Asian cuisine! Not a huge fan of spicy as well but will try things once. I live in the east valley, so we could look for spots in between. I have a few favorites if you're interested!

I’ve never been there but Pho House has been on Litchfield and WVB for as long as I’ve been in the area. Kinda says somethin’...

Love asian cusisine as well!! But I mainly know east side places - Manna BBQ for KBBQ, nishkawa and tampopo for ramen (if you could marry the two you would have a perfect bowl of ramen imo), Fusion Tea Lounge has some good asian fusion esque food if you're into that, Deez buns - just try it you wont be disappointed. In Mesa, the Mekong shopping areas have "cafeterias" which a bunch of good asian food too!!

Hey! I'm in Uptown Phoenix! Would love a foodie buddy.

Tokyo Stop on Priest and University

Always looking for a food buddy

When I first moved to Phoenix, my new neighbor recommended Hana, Japanese on N. 7 th Ave. their sushi is the BEST I’ve ever had.

Da Vang is the best Vietnamese food in Phoenix. it's to die for. west side-ish, 19 th Ave and camelback.

Midtown/Central/Downtown is great for Asian, which is my favorite cuisine! Chinese- China Chili Japanese/Sushi: Harumi, Yama, Hana Cambodian (only restaurant in the valley)-Reathrey Seakong. Simply awesome. Thai- Glai Baan is the king of them all. Also big ups to Thai E-San, Thai Long-An, and Thai Recipe Bistro. Vietnamese- Da Vang, Pho Than, Pho Noodles Desserts and stuff- Asahi japanese bakery, Snoh shaved ice/boba/etc, Scooptopia filipino ice cream, Milk Run Boba Korean-have not found one Bonus: 43 rd ave/Thomas check out Pho 43 Express

You sound like me lol. I can let you know a few places I like. For Pho theres a place called Pho Dalat in Tempe, bbq theres a place called Hodori in Mesa, and for Ramen theres a place called hot noodles and cold sake in Scottsdale. I love and frequent all these places lol (although not as much lately). Sorry they're all on the Eastside I dont know places on the west side :/

Shabu would be right up your alley. Not sure if its open during Covid.

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I thought I would add a few more suggestions, with many in the West Valley. We love Pho 43 and Song Lynn for Vietnamese food in the West Valley. My favorite sushi spot is Harumi Sushi downtown, hands down. For Chinese, we love China Chili and Blossom Asian Cuisine. Halo Halo Kitchen has the best Filipino food in the West Valley. In terms of drinks, I love Aloha Tea and Coffee in Glendale for good teas and smoothies, as well as Milk Run. If you're looking for ramen, we love Origami Sushi Bar in Ahwatukee. They also have good hand rolls and karaage. The best Shabu Shabu we've had is from Shabu Fondue. We love Korean porridge from Po Chicken (awesome wings, too!) and Seoul Market has great gimbap and groceries. I would also add Scooptacular, Scooptopia, and Tea Snow to the list as a few fave dessert places. Hope these suggestions are helpful and would love to be a foodie buddy!

Rice Paper has the best pho in the valley and it’s the pho best I’ve ever had!

For ramen try nishikawa it’s on Indian school and 32 ed. Soooo good

I think Fig Tree Cafe would be interesting too.

This is Native Foods. They started in Palm Springs. They are vegetarian/ vegan and delicious no matter what you eat. https://www.nativefoods.com

He's just taking suggestions right now and I'll pass them all on to him. Then we may do a little survey of the happy hour group to see what the favorites are. Other ideas: Luna Grill Crazy Bowls & Wraps Noodles & Co.

LOVE Tender Greens!!!!

Haha, I was going to say Luna Grill also. Anything that's at Liberty Station ;)

Yes, call me! I have lots of places I could suggest. (805) 403-8722

I bet Shelli Kenlein Papke can offer some great ideas too! I always see her at fabulous restaurants up there!

The Wine Cask!

You have to go to (yes, have to) Relais De Paris at 734 State St. Order entrecôte. Yum

I am very careful about Yelp. I have a good friend who has her own small business and she found out one of her competitors was slamming her on Yelp by using different names! I don't trust Yelp too much. My daughter is a server at The Blind Pig, and it is doing REALLY well and unfortunately taking business away from other local restaurants. If you go on Yelp, some people said that the service was slow, etc. Every time I have eaten there, I have never had a problem with the amount of time it takes me to get my food. Maybe the drinks are a little slow because there is one bartender and he makes creations, not drinks! The most amazing unique drinks around and it's well worth the wait. If you ever go there ask to have Candice as your waitress. She will take excellent care of you!

Chapter One or C4 in Santa Ana, Little Sparrow is good too.

Try Tabu Grill in South Laguna. On PCH.

Chapter One is great!

Urban Plates in Irvine!

Chapter One Sunday Sintra Brunch is the best. I love C4's Grilled Cheese with Tomato soup.

Checked with my foodie son who lives in Laguna. Roof Top best view. Food not great. Nicks has great food but no ocean view. Patio at Mozambique has good food and some views.

I really enjoy Nicks for casual lunch within walking distance of downtown. Hotel Laguna on the beach is great location; food is good. Splashes at Surf & Sand is awesome

Jill Lemasters Takahashi - just checked out "The Deck" and it looks amazing! I can't believe I've never heard of it. The food looks divine, and the setting can't be beat. I think we'll go there. Thanks for the tip!

Mozambique and Las Brisas are both great

Oh yeah! My would always take me they're for lunch! Bean and Cheese Burrito Wet! How about The Chili Pepper in Orange! Its still there!!!

They had the best quesadillas! Jack Cheese with Green Chillis...... the best!

Djmarco Herdez..what years?

In other words we can have a giant Admar Corp tailgate party

I was thinking the same thing...we even went to Knotts one year didn't we -with a room we could go in, or did I dream it-anyway, we went to some great parks for sure-Sue mentioned down by Mission Bay which is lovely too...might be a little far for some to drive do you thinK? I was also thinking we could chip in some for burgers, hot dogs etc and some of the guys could cook and we bring sides/desserts..Dave would cook and maybe Eminence..lots of ways to go...do you think a 4 ht of July reunion would be fun? We also went to Torito Grill in Newport for $23- a person for a great brunch over Christmas with the OC fair employees group-it was very good....lots we could do-we need to keep getting more folks to post....

Betty Lang is an amazing girl. She's an Asian Martha Stewart. She does interior design, is a head chef, wedding florist etc

I don't know his name. But he owns a lot of place's around there in Santa Ana. I also know in the 90's places and houses sold for next to nothing!! Santa Ana bought up stuff and then sold cheap! You tell me. What was up with taking a lost. (I think inside deals).