Simple interior with homey ethnic vibe and clean, organized seating creates a casual atmosphere. Menu blends Malaysian and Burmese cuisine, with some Indian and Thai dishes, offering halal, hand Zabiha options. Portions are generous and prices reasonable, attracting a steady but not crowded crowd.
Food features hand slaughtered Zabihah Halal meat and dishes from Malaysian, Indian, and Thai cuisines. The menu includes unique and comforting flavors, with items like honey chicken standing out for their taste and quality.
Fish dishes include Mohinga fish soup and a three-flavored fish rated 4.25 stars. Weekend specials feature rice noodle fish soup alongside tea leaf salad.
Good to know
The restaurant serves only hand Zabiha non-stunned Halal food.
It has been operating for over 20 years, maintaining a loyal customer base.
The menu features a mix of Malaysian, Burmese, Indian, and Thai dishes.
Small, clean space with authentic Ethiopian decor and a relaxing atmosphere. Outdoor area offers ample space for kids but needs some upkeep. Staff exude warm, motherly energy creating a welcoming vibe.
Fresh, flavorful, and authentic Ethiopian food stands out here with consistently delicious flavors. The kitchen handles orders quickly and serves excellent cuisine every day.
Fried fish pairs well with the vegan platter and comes in a reasonably priced portion for two. The fish dullet stands out as a recommended choice.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of about 30 minutes during busy dinner hours.
Parking is available on La Brea; ask for gate access to park inside.
Water is charged at $1 per person, even for tap water.
Small restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating offers a warm, inviting atmosphere that feels like southern hospitality. The vibe is cozy and calm, with a homey environment and sidewalk dining. It tends to be quiet on game days and closes late, creating a relaxed pace.
Breakfast features a delicious sandwich served fresh and hot. Food consistently tastes amazing and maintains a top notch quality.
Fried fish comes with a light batter and cooks perfectly without greasiness. It pairs well with seasoned cheese grits and cheesy eggs cooked just right.
Good to know
The café closes at 2 AM, which is later than many places.
Expect a limited menu with only waffles and sides available.
Prices are higher than average for breakfast items.
Open doors and a large patio create a spacious outdoor dining experience with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Friendly staff and multiple TVs showing sports add to a neighborhood vibe that suits casual meals or dates. Live music and well-crafted margaritas complement flavorful Mexican and seafood dishes.
Food here delivers authentic Mexican flavors with a fresh, homemade feel. The menu blends seafood, Mexican, and Italian dishes that taste delicious and genuine.
Pescado Zarandeado stands out even off-menu. Fish tacos and shrimp tacos come lightly breaded and not heavy. The 'Build your own seafood platter' offers grilled or breaded fish with sauce choices.
Good to know
Beers are only $5 during happy hour.
The restaurant has a cash-only policy, which may inconvenience some customers.
Portions are large and can be shared between two people.
Seafood market offers lively atmosphere with fresh, flavorful fish and shrimp served in generous portions. Prices vary but generally reflect the quality and size of servings. Parking is limited, adding a challenge to visits.
Food comes out hot and ready on time with generous portions that match the reasonable prices. Quality stays consistently good to exceptional, especially around 11 am.
Fish comes in crispy fried and well-prepared fillets with generous portions. Prices stay reasonable and the fish tastes fresh and healthy, including genuine catfish without substitutions.
Good to know
They accept EBT payments for purchases.
The 12 pieces of fish with fries and hush puppies cost $21.99.
Three people can share one dinner plate due to large portions.
Seafood market offers fresh, well-seasoned fried fish and crispy oysters with a quiet, relaxing atmosphere. Prices tend to be on the higher side, reflecting the quality of the seafood. Customers often find Friday shipments bring the freshest catch.
Food features fresh seafood with a light crunch and good seasoning. Dishes come fried to perfection and are prepared consistently for pickup.
Fish comes out fresh and perfectly fried with a nice crispy texture. The Cat Fish Family Bucket stands out as a solid choice, consistently delivering great taste.
Good to know
Parking is in a lot shared with a barbershop, making it tight.
The parking lot often has cars left in the middle, causing congestion.
Prices for fish are higher than at other local fish markets.
Seafood market with fried salmon and grilled shrimp prepared to high standards. Atmosphere feels like a sit-down restaurant but with a clean and straightforward setup. Crowds build on Fridays, and food is known for consistent seasoning and quality.
Food comes out fresh and hot with well seasoned flavors. Grilled salmon and garlic butter rice stand out as delicious options.
Fish comes fried perfectly and fresh, with options like salmon, shrimp, and oysters. Portions are generous, and the fish tastes like it belongs in a sit-down restaurant.
Good to know
They accept EBT at Big Fish Market.
Ordering online was fast and reduced my wait time.
Parking is minimal but free.
Outdoor patio offers a tropical, cozy setting with indoor and outdoor seating that feels warm and welcoming. Atmosphere is lively and family-friendly, with fun, loud music on the patio and a laid-back vibe. Seafood dishes feature fresh, gourmet flavors that stand out in quality and taste.
Food features Nayarit style Mexican dishes with generous portions and consistent quality. The menu offers delicious options that justify the wait times.
Fish here is fresh and flavorful, with dishes like snook and sarandeado rated highly for taste. Fish tacos feature a unique soy/miso/umami flavor that stands out beyond typical toppings.
Good to know
The restaurant gets busy during weekends, leading to wait times.
Parking is limited, with only three spots available in front.
They are known for their ceviche and Nayarit-style cooking.
Seafood restaurant offers quiet atmosphere with loud music and no dine-in option, focusing on takeout. The space feels fancy but cramped with limited seating and no air conditioning. Generous portions of fried fish and sides attract those seeking family-owned, black-owned local flavor.
Food comes out hot and fresh with perfect shrimp and fish. Jumbo shrimp and fried chicken stand out as especially good, making the meals consistently delicious and satisfying.
Fried fish here has a perfectly cooked, moist texture with light flaky layers. The seasoning is spot on, making the fish melt in your mouth, especially the orange roughy for those who enjoy it.
Good to know
There is no dine-in option; only takeout is available.
The price is very reasonable for the portion sizes.
E & J Seafood is within easy walking distance to The Forum and Sofi.
Old-fashioned fish market with a cool, casual vibe and fair prices. Offers large portions and a menu focused on fried seafood with crispy, well-seasoned options. Seating is minimal, encouraging takeout or eating nearby.
Food comes out fresh and hot with well seasoned flavors. Prices match the fast food style while delivering good taste.
Fresh fish comes with well seasoned options including fried fish and shrimp. Prices stay decent and no salt variations match the original recipe's flavor.
Good to know
The prices at La Brea Seafood Market are reasonable, averaging around $18 per meal.
They offer large portions, making it a good value for the price.
La Brea Seafood Market is now under new management, which may affect service and quality.
Modern interior blends with light beachy details and offers both indoor seating and an outdoor patio. Loud reggaeton music creates an energetic atmosphere while the place stays somewhat full. Large portions and inexpensive prices attract a crowd looking for value and generous servings.
Food comes out fresh and flavorful at a good temperature. Large portions offer comfort food like spam and beef musubis at a low price, served quickly with consistent quality.
Grilled fish dishes stand out here, especially the spicy Hawaiian island style. Some fish can be thick and unevenly cooked, with the grilled fish plate no longer on the menu.
Good to know
There is plenty of free self-parking available.
The restaurant offers a large quantity of food at a low price.
The kids meal includes a drink and a dessert.