Indian food and culture in National City, California

Welcome to the American Indian Resource Center Located at 6518 Miles Avenue, Huntington Park, California, the American Indian Resource Center (AIRC) is an integral part of the Huntington Park Library, dedicated to serving the informational needs of and about American Indians in Los Angeles County. Established in 1979 by the LA County Library, the AIRC boasts the largest public library collection of its kind in the United States.

Cafe Indonesia, located at 41 East 8th Street in National City, California, is a unique dining experience that brings together Dutch-Indo and Filipino cuisine. As the creators of the original java rice in the Philippines since 1952, Cafe Indonesia offers a cross-cultural menu featuring traditional dishes like nasi goreng and sate, as well as modern creations like chori-burgers and adobo fried chicken. Established by Pete Alfonso in Manila in the 1950s, Cafe Indonesia was a pioneer in introducing Indonesian cuisine to the Philippines and nurturing Filipino Jazz music. Now, Pete's grandson Bobby Alfonso is reviving the legacy of Cafe Indonesia in San Diego, bringing Indo-Dutch flavors adapted for the Filipino community using family recipes passed down through generations.

Welcome to Santa Cruz Del Norte Backcountry For those seeking a truly remote getaway filled with adventure and breathtaking scenery, Santa Cruz Del Norte Backcountry offers an unparalleled backcountry camping experience on Santa Cruz Island. Located at 1901 Spinnaker Drive, Ventura, California, our unique campground is nestled within the stunning landscapes of Channel Islands National Park, providing an ideal escape for experienced backpackers.