Yummiest, Affordable Eateries Around Pasadena Listed

LOS ANGELES, CA — There may soon be a wait at your favorite "undiscovered" restaurant.

Michelin Tuesday released its "Bib Gourmand," the list that identifies the California eateries that are big on quality while going light on the wallet. The list includes dozens of hidden gems across Los Angeles County.

A total of 151 restaurants across the state landed on the list, which will be part of the 2019 Michelin Guide California set to be released next month. The list recognizes "high quality" eateries at which a diner can enjoy two courses and a glass of wine or dessert for $40 or less.

Not surprisingly, the state's most diverse city has lots to offer in the way of cuisine from around the world.

Los Angeles County restaurants making the list were:

-- Aburiya Raku

-- Adana Restaurant

-- Amor y Tacos

-- Ayara Thai Cuisine

-- Badmaash

-- Baran's 2239

-- Bowery Bungalow

-- Broken Spanish

-- Burritos La Palma

-- Cassia

-- Chengdu Impression

-- Chengdu Taste

-- Chuan's

-- Church & State

-- Coni'Seafood

-- Dai Ho

-- Dha Rae Oak

-- DongLaiShun

-- Eveleigh

-- Factory Kitchen (The)

-- Father's Office

-- Grand Harbor

-- Guerrilla Tacos

-- Holbox

-- Il Pastaio

-- Jaffa

-- Jitlada

-- Jon & Vinny's

-- Katsu-ya

-- Kismet

-- La Cevicheria

-- Langer's

-- LaoXi Noodle House

-- Longo Seafood

-- Lunasia

-- Maccheroni Republic

-- Majordomo

-- Manhattan Beach Post

-- Mariscos Jalisco

-- Meals by Genet

-- Meizhou Dongpo

-- Mercado Los Angeles

-- Mian

-- Mi Lindo Nayrit Mariscos

-- Okiboru Ramen

-- Papilles

-- Petit Trois

-- Pine & Crane

-- Pizzana

-- Pizzeria Mozza

-- Preux & Proper

-- Punta Cabras

-- Rocio's Mexican Kitchen

-- Rosaline

-- Rossoblu

-- Salazar

-- Sea Harbour

-- Shanghai No. 1

-- Sichuan Impression

-- Sixth & Mill

-- Son of a Gun

-- Sqirl

-- Thai Thing

-- Tsubaki

Orange County eateries on the list are:

-- Gabbi's Mexican Kitchen

-- Garlic & Chives

-- LSXO

-- Hiro Nori Ramen

-- Mix Mix Kitchen & Bar

City News Service and Patch Staffer Paige Austin contributed to this report.