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Food Los Angeles is dedicated to showcasing food from all over the greater Los Angeles area. Share pictures, reviews and news, and get food advice straight from the hungry Angelenos that know best!
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Wow, really good! I'm in love with Korean fried chicken 😁
It is simply amazing!
It’s moist, decadent, and rich without being overly sweet.
It’s a pretty straightforward cake but executed to perfection and probably one of if not the best cake I’ve had in LA so far
Where can I find a spot like Swig in LA? Send me your recs! 😊
Hi! Taking folks to Intuit for clippers game and wanted an upscale spot. Dear John would have been great but not open Sunday. Any Recs come to mind? Maybe hatchet hall?
Any early morning Chinese bakeries on the west side?
Preferably west side
I love this restaurant concept! The only one I've tried is Love at the Curb in San Gabriel. It's great but I'm also curious about some others:
Any opinions on how these compare? Or suggestions of others I've missed? Thanks!
As title says: I seek a Place near union station to linger over lunch and talk in quiet but not too expensive?
Post I submitted yesterday kinda blew up. Thank you all for your fantastic recommendations and taking the time. Grouped similar cuisines to fit with our schedule and location when we get hungry.
My grandmother brought this pie to Thanksgiving last night and I was beyond impressed, I just had to see if anyone has a bootleg recipe, or even has tried the pie and has enough baking know-how to tell how they make the filling that rich and delicate. This might be a total shot in the dark, and I might not have the track record with baking to get it on my first try, but if I can learn to make something close to this pricey pie at home I'll be thrilled!
I got the soy garlic snow chicken tenders...wow tastes so good 😊
Both Ralphs and Vons are doing a 5-day ad (as opposed to the typical 7 day), and will resume the ordinary 7-day ads beginning Wednesday, December 4. Ralphs is continuing its "Buy 5, Save $1.00 each" mega event. Vons has no Pick 4 this week 😱 and no $5 Friday, but is running a Pick Up & Delivery promotion (special digital coupons; they're good enough to consider checking out, in my view; see the ad). Anything vaguely Thanksgiving or Pumpkin themed (yellow/orange/brown in color) is getting marked down at Ralphs, to make room for everything green and red. Check the Deli for Ham and other marked down thanksgiving sides too (ymmv).
Did I miss any deals? Please share in the comments!
Yet another boba spot, adding to Wushiland, Red Straw, and whatever the food court has.
A co-worker used to bring me a bottle or two from Pennsylvania and now I'm having trouble finding online without paying for heavy shipping costs (or otherwise it not being available to ship to CA from the east coast). Thank you!
Hi! Short list of spots for our upcoming trip. Budget is tight given a recent unexpected er visit. What do you all think? We will be there for 8 nights and with a car, TIA!
I know it’s a weird request, but I’m a vegetarian, I used to live in NYC and all my favorite places had sweet potato rolls. My go to order was 2 avocado rolls and 2 sweet potato rolls. Now I live here in LA and none of the sushi places near me have one on their menu (which is weird because I live by so many different places) 😂 Any great sweet potato rolls you’ve had? I’m in the studio city/valley village/north Hollywood area but I’ll definitely venture out :) thank you so much!
Found some national chains but wanted to know if there was any hot deals
Want to go out for dinner with another couple tonight. Need a place that also serves chicken and seafood. Don't want an AYCE place. Recommendations?