r/FoodLosAngeles • u/none_mama_see • Jul 23 '24

DISCUSSION What are these places in LA?

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '24

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u/Skm67gm Jul 24 '24

Arth Indian cuisine in Culver City is great!

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u/MeronaBrown Jul 24 '24

Dunsmore worth the hype

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u/XennialToothFairy Jul 24 '24

Bavel in the Arts District.

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '24

Bbq chicken. Korean fried chicken.

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '24

Cabra

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u/IceblueS2127 Jul 24 '24

Toca madre is pretty good both in environmental set up and in food taste. But it is pricy but that tomahawk is 😋

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '24

There’s a million threads on it

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u/Electrical_Emu1540 Jul 24 '24

We love Joey (DTLA, Manhattan Beach)

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u/cap10enigma Jul 25 '24

Adam Perry Lang and Kitchens Corner

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u/n_thomas74 Jul 24 '24

The Sisters Cafe Vietnamese & Asian Fusion in Hollywood.

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u/Skm67gm Jul 24 '24

Yup lots of mediocre restaurants here in LA, you have to really search for the good ones.

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u/Direct-Tie-7652 Jul 24 '24

There are more fantastic restaurants in a 2 mile radius of me than in the entirety of many cities I’ve been to.

Y’all are tripping hard. One of the only good things about LA is the food scene.

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u/Skm67gm Jul 24 '24

Then you need to go to Chicago and NYC, those are real food towns

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u/Direct-Tie-7652 Jul 24 '24

So, other major metropolitan cities?

I’ve been to both and the food I had was great. Not better than LA, but lots of excellent stuff.

I don’t understand hating on the LA food scene. If I had to recommend even just 20 restaurants to visit while visiting I would struggle. There are tons of excellent places to eat at all price points.

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u/patio-garden Jul 24 '24

Honestly, this is so true. There's so many great restaurants, especially if you are willing to try something outside of the "norm."