True Food Kitchen at Fashion Island is your best bet. They cater to people with dietary restrictions, and have many gluten-free options. I went there with a large group of family members - two with celiac, one vegan, and many foodies - and *everyone* raved about the food. It’s in a stand-alone building in the parking lot on the Whole Foods/Barnes & Noble side.
IDK if these are hidden gems but here is where I like to eat.
In Brea theres The Hat for some of the best pastrami sandwiches, The Classic Cafe in Fullerton for some cozy vibes and homemeade Korean food (I love their ramen with cheese), I love The Den in Santa Ana for healthy food and artistic…
My qualifications: grew up in HB, have traveled the world and eaten at Michelin star places and holes in walls. I don’t discriminate. I am a delicious food connoisseur.
You should try Da Hawaiian Kitchen on Adams and Brookhurst. Try their chilli peppa chicken, sub bacon fried rice.
Shima is great…
My qualifications: grew up in HB, have traveled the world and eaten at Michelin star places and holes in walls. I don’t discriminate. I am a delicious food connoisseur.
You should try Da Hawaiian Kitchen on Adams and Brookhurst. Try their chilli peppa chicken, sub bacon fried rice.
Shima is great…