Eastside · Neighborhood
Rowland Heights
About
Rowland Heights, just east of Hacienda Heights, is one of the big Chinese and Taiwanese hubs on LA's east side, centered on Colima Road and Nogales Street. Think Taiwanese restaurants, hot pot, boba, karaoke and dessert shops, plenty of them open late, plus big Asian grocery stores and plazas. You'll need a car.
Jasmine says
The East SGV nightlife hub.
The late-night food map here runs in 24-hour shifts:
Diamond Plaza, Colima Rd,
late-night eats, KTV, boba and modded cars all in one;
hot pot, BBQ, seafood, desserts, Taiwanese street food, you name it.
When the west side has turned off the lights and gone to bed,
Rowland Heights' day is only half over.
'Hungry at 11 p.m.?
Let's go to Diamond Plaza,
and listen to how loud that modded car next to us is while we're at it.'
Free concert included,
courtesy of that modded Civic revving next to us.
The eastside's late-night hangout: midnight food, KTV, boba and modded cars.
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