Everyone who doesn’t eat spicy food will have a few friends who are not spicy and unhappy. They talk about going to the newly opened Sichuan restaurant for dinner, reminisce about the delicious boiled fish that they ate last week, and invite you from time to time. Going to eat spicy hot pot... As a small group of the few Hanamaki who barely eats spicy food, they said that looking at so many Sichuan and Hunan restaurants, they would feel slightly sad.However, although we cannot eat spicy crab, we still have Hainanese chicken!Originated in Hainan, chicken rice is popular throughout Southeast Asia!Soft and smooth chicken, fragrant and loose rice, clear side dishes, special dipping sauce...If you don’t eat spicy food, or if you have enough spicy food, go with the team to try the best Hainanese chicken in Los Angeles. Let's eat!

Savoy Kitchen Xia Hui-Hainanese Chicken

If you only know one restaurant selling Hainanese chicken in Los Angeles, it is probably Savoy Kitchen (Savoy Kitchen).Like many old shops that are overwhelmingly popular and always line up, Xia Hui is also a shop where Los Angeles residents like to "Amway" to friends and visitors.Even if a friend complained that the quality of his rice was worrying, this bit of controversy never affected his business.It is cheap and large, so you can choose whether to serve it with salad.The bone-in chicken is chopped into quite large pieces, with ginger garlic oil, soy sauce and sweet and spicy sauce as dipping options.The rice is cooked in chicken broth, and it has a delicious meaty taste when eaten alone.However, the picky foodie Shen Zhu Xiaodou commented that “the rice is too soft to cook, it’s like cooking porridge with overnight rice”.Whether such a harsh comment is accurate or not, you have to try it before you can decide.

Savoy Kitchen: 138 E Valley Blvd, Alhambra, CA 91801 | (626) 308-9535

green zone-Hainan Chicken

There are not many Chinese restaurants that specialize in Organic, and Green Zone is one.At the entrance, there are a variety of organic vegetables, fruits and condiments for diners to choose from.The store is small, and there is a tendency to queue up recently.The Green Belt is also taking the "simplified menu" route. To choose a phobia, you only need to make a choice on two or three pages of menus including appetizer, main course and tea.Hainanese chicken is their popular main dish. A small bowl of rice is paired with a few pieces of tender chicken. The dipping sauce is also standard with scallion sauce, soy sauce, and sweet and spicy sauce. You can choose white rice or brown rice for rice.Given that the style of the green zone is very small and fresh, the amount of dishes is one size smaller than that of general restaurants (maybe the girls who love to eat here are very small anyway).Compared with general Chinese restaurants, the choice of tea is quite rich; the style of dishes is also somewhat biased towards Asian fusion.

Green Zone: 534 E Valley Blvd., San Gabriel, CA 91776 | 626.288.9300

Man Chan Cuisine Wenchang Chicken Rice-Hainan Chicken

Cheri: "I went to Wenchang Chicken Rice for the first time and ordered a stack of Hainanese chicken. At that time, I probably focused on other things and finished it in the blink of an eye. I slapped my lips as if I didn't know what the taste was. But the coconut jelly was impressive. , Included in the teamCoconut collectionInside.This time the team is going to collect Hainanese chicken rice, and it feels like they just found an excuse to revisit the old place.Hainan chicken rice is here. The first thing that catches the eye is of course the shiny and shiny Hainan chicken dotted with black sesame seeds, followed by the slightly beige rice.The chicken tastes very good, tender and fragrant, and the sauce with onion, ginger or garlic has two completely different flavors.It is worth mentioning that the rice here is not white rice, it is mixed with finely chopped dried shrimp and scallops.The Hainanese chicken and rice are put into the mouth together, and the savory flavors of the countryside and the ocean are surging together. The deliciousness is incredible. "And this delicious Hainanese chicken rice has stores in SGV and Rowland Heights, which is convenient for Hainanese chicken lovers throughout LA.

First Store: 19209 E Colima Rd. #F, Rowland Heights, CA 91748 | 626.965.1348
Second Store: 301 W Valley Blvd., Unit 110, San Gabriel, CA 91776 | 626.282.5953

HK cafe HK Cafe-Hainan Chicken

Speaking of Hong Kong tea restaurants, pineapple oil, milk tea and rice rolls are popular.However, if you want to eat Hainanese chicken from pineapple oil during a meal, probably only this store can satisfy you.Compared with the must-order pineapple oil at every table, the momentum of Hainanese chicken is slightly weaker, and it is an ordinary bowl of chicken rice. "At first glance, you can roughly know the taste and texture. As expected, the entrance is the same as you see. A bit rotten chicken is tender, but it is not because of the craftsmanship of the chef, but the taste of the white feather chicken itself. The dipping sauce is also There is no highlight, the only advantage of rice is that it is not soggy, but lacks oily aroma. It is OK to eat well, and you don't need to talk about it." The strict gourmet God Lord Xiaodou commented.

HK Cafe: 162 W Garvey Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754 | (626) 288-3282

Dong Nyugen Hotel-Hainan Chicken

The store is small and hidden, and is loved by locals. It is in a plaza with the 168 supermarket on New Ave. However, I often go shopping for two years before I came to Los Angeles to know this store. So is business not good? Not at all. I went to eat at noon on Friday. I almost need to wait for a bit. Almost every table will order a Hainan chicken rice. Chicken juice rice comes standard with large portions of chicken. The chicken is tender and the rice grains are clear. The little pig who is pursuing the texture of rice is regarded as the new favorite. The dipping sauce is not as rich as that of other homes. Only the hot and sour sauce mixed with ginger oil is served with the dishes. The soy sauce on the table can be poured by yourself, but the taste of the soy sauce is not good. Personally, this Hainan chicken is best eaten with salt alone. In addition to Hainan chicken, there are many choices of rice dishes, the price of $ is very suitable for lunch break.

Dong Nyugen: 1433 E Valley Blvd., Alhambra, CA 9180 | 626.300.8618