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Lu Din Gee
Chinese $$$$$
1039 E Valley Blvd
San Gabriel , CA 90189
Chinese $$$$$
1039 E Valley Blvd
San Gabriel , CA 90189
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5 reviews
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Duck all'around: Lu Din Gee
By Ritz Bites Jul 11, 2007
Down the streetcar-suburb-turned-autopia-strips comprise San Gabriel, past the endless parade of the hugest big-box retail this side of Wal-Mart lies Lu Din Gee. Aram made special arrangements for us to join him there in honor of his return to good... FULL REVIEW
What the Duck is Wrong With Me?: Lu din Gee
By Teenage Gluster May 06, 2007
I've always suffered with depression/anxiety phases, but luckily...i've always had food to keep me going. And up until now, i always thought i wanted to do this for a living but lately, i've been having second thoughts. It's like i just don't give a duck anymore. Maybe it's because i'm about to graduate high school and barely getting hit with that "oh crap, i'm about to graduate, now what?" phase, but whatever this is, i hope it's not permanent. I finally tried Lu Din Gee's famed Roast Duck and this is what i'm talking about, i don't know what to write anymore! The meal was delicious, the contrasting textures of soft flour, crispy skin,... FULL REVIEW
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Mini Foodventure #28: Lu Din Gee for Chinese New Year's
By LA & OC Foodie Feb 19, 2007
Since there were no giant Chinese New Year's feast about for me, I decided to do what any crazy Angeleno did -- make a reservation at a soon-to-be-fully booked Chinese Restaurant. And what better place to be packed like a sardine than one of the hottest s FULL REVIEW
Lu Din Gee
By Low End Theory Mar 08, 2005
After purchasing Carl Chu's book I was sorely disappointed to learn that Quanjude and J.Z.Y. Cafe - his suggested purveyors of Beijing/Peking duck - had both closed. Thankfully a new contender serving the real thing has opened in San Gabriel and chowhound FULL REVIEW
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Temple of Duck
By Professor Salt Feb 11, 2005
Some foods can only be had in their far away, native lands, prepared by the experienced hands of wizened old cooks: mopani worms in Zimbabwe, or live monkey brain near the Temple of Doom, where Indiana Jones went with Steven Spielberg’s wife and that cute Asian kid. FULL REVIEW
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