If you are there really early, in the morning, you can go visit my bacon bar lol
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Damn yours has pretty quality bacon. The Torrance wf is a mixed bag sometimes good and sometimes less so
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Stone Oven-baked Saj
Big, thin, soft & delicious. We had leftover saj but I was tempted to order more to-go!
Chicken Tawouk Plate - Grilled White Meat Chicken, Anaheim Peppers, Tomatoes, Bed of Rice. Sides of Hummus & Salad
I like to order the plate & make my own wraps, plus I like rice. Perfectly grilled & tender white meat chicken w/dark smokey char, juicy tomatoes, little kick from anaheim peppers, really smooth, creamy hummus w/a good amount of acid just how I like. So good.
Lamb Gyro Plate
Hubs is a beef guy but went with lamb @Gr8pimpin and did not regret it. Tender, flavorful, maybe a bit too salty. So much food. It was lunch & dinner. 
Even the tahini had a little extra somethin’ somethin’. It was nutty from the sesame but I tasted a little garlic sauce blended in… I think. Yum.
Thanks!
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Wow! That is a HUGE portion on the gyro plate!
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Wifey didn’t have to make dinner!!
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looks a lot nicer than the usual thin slices of gyro meat you get most places too!
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I need to return to PR next week. Maybe I’ll get a chance to partake in the infamous WF Bacon Bar!
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They are thick.
Does anyone know anything about this place in the same complex as Furn Saj? The signage has various names & words but I got nothing plugging them into a search. 
It’s a Filipino restaurant, Phil House, the bottom translates to “tasty home cooked meal”. Haven’t heard of the place nor have I eaten there, just translating what it says.
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Phil House! I see that now. I didn’t realize the pot = o. I searched variations of Phil H Use. I even tried what looks like Crab Mentalist? 
Turns out it’s a chain with terrible Yelp ratings lol. Thanks!
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I might have to take that trip on the 405 to Furn Saj.
I don’t know shit about the SFV other than Bill’s, Brent’s, Shin, Pizza Wagon, and Wat Thai.
I probably know NYC and Philly more than SFV lol
We got a lot of Mediterranean food in the South Bay and Anaheim Little Arabia is like 30 minutes away but I am thinking I need to make a visit
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Not sure if it’s closer but there is also a Furn Saj location in Glendora. Same menu it seems.
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It will always be a little strange to those of us who grew up there that the valley is kinda poppin now
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Add in, Chiang Mai, Peru’s Taste, Gorilla Pies, Baja Subs.
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Looks like the same oven as Pizzeria Mozza.
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I had the same revelatory experience @Fern Saj when I “discovered” it a few years ago - hardly my discovery - it was thanks to someone from FTC. Try the pizzalike lamb breads too, @TheCookie
The only disappointment I have had is their lulu is (strangely) dry AF.
Italian Grocery in the same complex is pretty excellent too
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Yes! Had to give a shoutout to FTC. I never would’ve found it on my own - so many little spots in mini-malls, it’s hard to know which are good.
I saw the Italian market. Will check it out!
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Yup, I get incredibly sad every time I think about how they neutered Mizlala.
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Furn Saj is a gem. All anyone talked about here (or CH) was beef kebabs and beef dishes, so I didn’t expect it to be that different from many Lebanese/Armenian places, and didn’t bother, but…wow, when I finally checked, what a deep menu. The flatbread pizzas and falafel pie are notables. Credit to someone here who suggested the falafel pie.
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