Ahgoo's Kitchen - Temple City

Hours as of June 2024: Monday Tuesday: Closed Wednesday Sunday: 11AM 2:30PM; 5:00PM 7:30PM I'm still mind blown that they're only open 2.5 hours for dinner ? Parking: I think they have a small lot in the back, can't be entirely sure it' public parking or not since we ended up parking on the street. Personally, I liked everything we ordered, it's very homey just very expensive. Everything is like $17+ a food dish $13 $17 for soup . Their popular sesame green onion bread is AMAZING. There's so much green onion in it, it makes the flavor so aromatic and delicious. I also loved their bean curd strips with pork, would eat this all day if I could. The mapo tofu is solid, but it wasn't spicy enough for my partner though. Their shredded potato was a bit too vinegary for me, but texture was perfect. The wait staff was there whenever we needed them, and never quite bothered us too often and they were very nice. This place is definitely worth a try, even if just to order their sesame green onion bread.

I went to the restaurant for lunch and was given the menu. I waited for 15 minutes before someone came to take my order. I raised my hand many times and was ignored. No one came to communicate with me during the meal. Even once after finishing the meal, the first thing he said to me was that he wanted a tip. Really. Won't come again a second time

Try some delicious pastries. There are delicious scallion pancakes. The dishes are also delicious.

Take away sesame flatbread, salted egg pumpkin, beef burrito, Taiwanese fried rice noodles and hot and sour soup. There was still leftover for four people. I thought it was a good deal and tasted good!

Tried the most recommended two items, the sesame green onion thick bread/pancake and the Chinese spinach fish dice soup, for almost $40. It's fine but overrated.With that price, the bread deserved a pizza box instead of a styrofoam container.BTW, the website in the Google map is totally wrong. This place does not sell fried chicken nor any American food. I wouldn't call the thick pan fried bread a pizza. This is a Taiwanese restaurant.P.S. customers were smoking right outside of the restaurant and the door was wide open. Not the restaurant fault, but the chance of revising will be low because of that. Parking: Only see street parking. Went in after 2 pm and I was lucky to find a spotCan't imagine how it would be during rush hours/regular dining time.