Posts Tagged: Los Angeles

Ramen at Men Oh Tokushima in Los Angeles

November 30th, 2012 by Jonas / Filed under Food, Japanese, Los Angeles County, Travels / Leave A Comment

Ramen joints are a dime a dozen in the Los Angeles area, so each restaurant has to be really amazing and distinctive if they want to stand out. Men Oh Tokushima is one of the newer ones in LA. They’re known for their Tokushima ramen, which, unlike the typical bowl of ramen, contains a blend [...]

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Must Eat Macaron Ice Cream Sandwich at Milk

September 29th, 2011 by Jonas / Filed under Dessert, Food, Los Angeles County, Must Eat, Travels / Leave A Comment

Even though I’m at the point in my life where too sweet is just too much for me, my sweet tooth still craves for that occasional overdose of sugar. Milk is a good place to fill this craving with tons of cakes and cookies and ice cream to choose from. What’s unique about Milk’s take [...]

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Must Eat Portobello Fries at Bottega Louie

September 22nd, 2011 by Jonas / Filed under Dessert, Food, Italian, Los Angeles County, Must Eat, Travels / 1 Comment

Everyone makes such a big deal about the macarons at Bottega Louie, but I’m still not impressed. They just don’t taste fresh to me. However, I do like dining here. My favorite dish of theirs, as is the same with most people, is their portobella fries, battered and fried, served with a side of aioli. [...]

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Must Eat Croissants at Little Next Door

December 28th, 2010 by Jonas / Filed under Bakery, Food, French, Los Angeles County, Must Eat, Travels / Leave A Comment

Best croissants in LA? Maybe. It was hard not to eat every last bite of every single type of croissants Little Next Door had to offer in their breakfast basket. Their croissants are just so flaky and buttery and moist – definitely some of the best. And their food, overall, is solid. 8142 W 3rd [...]

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Must Eat Oxtail Pho at Pho 2000

December 28th, 2010 by Jonas / Filed under Food, Los Angeles County, Must Eat, Travels, Vietnamese / Leave A Comment

It’s funny how one of the local favorites for pho happens to be Korean-owned, but who cares, right? Good food is good food. Pho 2000 has been around forever now. I first went there about five years ago during the late hours, and now I’m back to the same original location, though I see now [...]

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Must Eat Banana Bread Pudding at Magnolia Bakery

December 28th, 2010 by Jonas / Filed under Bakery, Dessert, Food, Los Angeles County, Must Eat, Travels / Leave A Comment

The East coast favorite Magnolia Bakery made its way from New York to Los Angeles, and it brought its famous treat – the banana bread pudding. It’s soft, it’s mushy, it’s sweet, and it’s very banana-ey. Banana lovers with a sweet tooth have to try this! 8389 W 3rd St Los Angeles, CA 90048 Neighborhood: [...]

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Must Eat Creamy Rock Shrimp Tempura at The Izaka-ya by Katsu-ya

December 28th, 2010 by Jonas / Filed under Food, Japanese, Los Angeles County, Must Eat, Travels / Leave A Comment

I’ve been wanting to make a visit to Katsu-ya for a while now but haven’t had the chance. Fortunately, my coworkers introduced me to The Izaka-ya by Katsu-ya, which  is still part of the Katsu-ya group, but a lower-end version and at a fraction of the price. The rave is all on their creamy rock [...]

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Black Squid Ink Tagliolini Pasta at La Piazza at the Grove

December 19th, 2010 by Jonas / Filed under Food, Italian, Los Angeles County, Travels / Leave A Comment

I had dinner at the La Piazza at the Grove. I have to say, their outdoor seating has one of the best views of the Grove, especially during Christmas with all the decorations. The food was okay. Their prosciutto pizza would have been better if the crust was crispy, and their risotto was not bad [...]

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Must Eat Desserts and Caviar at Petrossian Paris Boutique & Cafe

March 19th, 2010 by Jonas / Filed under Dessert, Food, French, Los Angeles County, Must Eat, Travels / 1 Comment

I had my first caviar experience at Petrossian Paris Boutique & Cafe, but to be honest, I really don’t know much about caviar so I can’t give it much of a critique, though I did like it. Our original intentions of dining at Petrossian was just for dessert, but Petrossian is known for caviar, so [...]

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Must Eat Korean-Fried Chicken Wings at BonChon

March 17th, 2010 by Jonas / Filed under Food, Korean, Los Angeles County, Must Eat, Travels / Leave A Comment

Best fried chicken wings, ever! Hands down! BonChon, for the win! The meat, very juicy, and the skin, thin and crispy, together, packed with a hot and spicy kick – I still remember every last bite. The drumsticks were good too, but I prefer the wings because it has a better crunch to meat ratio. [...]

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