Small, cozy space with authentic Thai decor and a mom and pop vibe creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Quiet and casual, it offers a family-friendly setting with touches like Thai movie posters and humor in menus. Known for incredible, authentic Thai food, especially spicy soups and tasty noodles.
Easy parking exists here, though the layout feels a bit weird. The spot is cute, adding charm despite the parking quirks.
Crab fried rice stands out with a delicious taste. The house fried rice pairs well with pork skewers and noodles, making it a solid choice.
Good to know
Parking is available in a small lot next to the restaurant.
Reservations are recommended due to high demand.
They offer a secret menu with traditional Thai dishes.
Small space with spacious indoor seating and a calm, inviting atmosphere featuring Korean street food flavors. The vibe stays low-key and welcoming, attracting those who appreciate authentic, bold Korean cuisine.
A small lot offers free parking that fills up during lunch crowds. Ordering online for pick-up helps avoid parking issues.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with its bold flavor and is often paired with dishes like Korean fried chicken and fries. Various kimbap options and other Korean snacks complement the spicy, savory rice well.
Good to know
Parking is free but limited in the small lot.
Expect to pay around $20 per plate, with extra charges for certain items.
Takeout is a popular option, especially during busy lunch hours.
Small space with simple interior and lively atmosphere creates a casual, welcoming vibe. Bright ceiling lights contrast with pendant lighting, centering attention at the bar where servers move actively. A family-friendly feel blends with authentic Thai energy and crowd.
Free street parking is available nearby, and there is plenty of underground parking that makes access easy for return visits.
Shrimp stands out in the Thai fried rice here, which comes with a delicious flavor. Wait staff assist well in choosing this dish.
Good to know
Parking is free in the lot and in the parking structure.
The Original Thai Boat Noodle Soup costs $8.95 for dine-in and $13.95 for to-go.
There is a $5.00 difference in price between dine-in and to-go orders.
Small, stylish Japanese restaurant with a modern, clean interior and a cozy, homey atmosphere that feels authentic to Japan. Bright, thoughtfully designed space includes a pet-friendly outdoor patio. Known for high-quality, inventive ramen that stands out in Los Angeles.
A small parking lot sits on site with free spaces for customers. If full, street parking is available a few blocks away.
Black fried rice stands out with a flavor that surprises beyond its look. It pairs well with chicken karaage and complements dishes like spicy vegan ramen and curry tsukemen.
Good to know
Happy hour menu features hearty options and runs from 4-6pm daily.
Parking is available in a small lot; street parking is also an option nearby.
The lunch special offers a good deal for those looking to save.
Dim sum restaurant with banquet-style seating and a retro Chinatown vibe offers a spacious interior suited for large groups. Atmosphere ranges from family-style dining with lively energy to quieter, more rushed moments. Dim sum carts and traditional decor add to the authentic experience.
A huge parking lot sits right next to the restaurant, offering free parking. This is especially convenient in an area where free parking is rare.
Shrimp and roasted pork star in the large serving of fried rice. Garlic ribs and crab fried rice offer tasty and satisfying options alongside excellent quality staples.
Good to know
Visiting on weekends offers a busy yet tasty dim sum experience with trolley carts to choose from.
During the Mid Autumn Festival 2024 on September 17, the restaurant encourages celebrating and enjoying their dishes.
Parking can fill up quickly during lunch hours.
Cozy spot with authentic Thai decor and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Outdoor seating is dog friendly, and music adds to the vibe. Staff are polite, creating a pleasant dining experience.
Parking includes valet service and a lot with paid spots. Street parking is free for one hour, then costs $3, with validation available.
Crab Fried Rice features generous crab meat and pairs well with fresh coconut. Basil Fried Rice offers a flavorful option alongside other dishes like pad Thai.
Good to know
An automatic 15% service charge is added to all bills without prior notice.
Parking options include valet service and limited street parking for one hour.
The restaurant offers parking validation for customers.
Small dining room with traditional Chinese decor and soothing music creates a family-oriented, authentic vibe. Atmosphere stays lively but not loud, with workers chatting and cooking sounds blending into the background. Humble, no-frills setting feels welcoming and comforting.
Plenty of free parking is available in the back, making it easy to find a spot. The price and parking convenience stand out as key benefits.
House fried rice stands out with bold flavors and perfect cooking. The BBQ pork fried rice and other versions come loaded with tasty ingredients and satisfying textures.
Good to know
Parking is available with metered spots in the front and a lot in the back.
The prices are reasonable, and portions are generous.
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long wait times.
Hole-in-the-wall restaurant with a minimalist design and clean, spacious interior offers a cozy, warm atmosphere that stays pleasantly quiet during lunch. The vibe is unassuming and friendly, making it easy to relax and enjoy authentic Chinese food without distractions.
Parking costs $5, which is cheaper than nearby options charging $15 to $40. Free parking is available at night.
Shrimp fried rice and black pepper shrimp fried rice stand out with rich seafood flavors. Combination and Yang Chow fried rice offer large portions packed with three meats and veggies.
Good to know
Parking is free at night, but customers must pay if staying longer than 10 minutes.
Expect a quick service, making it suitable for a fast meal between meetings.
The restaurant offers a limited menu with plain white rice available for an extra charge.
Spacious dining room with large tables and booths reflects a nostalgic, banquet-style decor. Atmosphere varies from quiet and subdued to pleasant and atmospheric, with a mix of kid-friendly energy. Offers free parking, uncommon in the area, enhancing convenience.
Parking sits in the back and stays free, which is rare in Chinatown. This setup makes it convenient and easy to access.
Fried rice dishes come in veggie, pineapple, and special varieties, all cooked excellently. The chicken fried rice stands out alongside other Cantonese rice options like Beef Chow Fun.
Good to know
Parking is limited, so expect to find street parking or use nearby pay lots.
The menu features Cantonese-American classics and family-style entrees.
Prices are most affordable during the lunch special.
Open-air setup with patio string lights and fire lamps creates a semi-outdoor dining experience that feels spacious but can be chilly. TVs show sports and K-pop videos, adding to a lively, energetic vibe with loud music. Tables offer a cozy yet spacious setting suitable for intimate dinners or group gatherings.
Plenty of parking sits alongside the building with metered parking all around. Street parking is convenient and easy to find, avoiding typical parking hassles.
Kimchi fried rice stands out as a delicious and spicy option, often praised for its flavor. The unique cup ramen fried rice offers a different twist and pairs well with spicy ramen.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat price is $26.95 per person, with a two-person minimum.
They stop serving food at 9:20 PM, despite being open until 10:30 PM.
Street parking is available, but be aware of metered spots.
Large, open space with stacked seating creates a busy, cafeteria-like atmosphere. Loud music and noise levels require raised voices for conversation. Decor includes a metallic Elvis statue and Thai cultural elements, with a live music stage adding to the energetic vibe.
Parking includes $5 valet service and nearby lots charging the same rate. Street parking is tough during rush hours, but the lots behind the restaurant make it easier.
Spicy shrimp fried rice comes in a great portion and stands out. Pineapple fried rice and beef fried rice also appear frequently. Shrimp cake pairs well with the fried rice dishes.
Good to know
Parking is available in the back of the building off Bronson.
The average price per plate ranges from $13 to $30.
Lunch specials are available daily with entrees around $10.
Classic Chinese restaurant with red tablecloths and gold chairs creates a cozy vibe despite an aged interior. Authentic Chinese music plays softly while a TV adds casual background noise. Large portions and many vegan options attract a diverse crowd seeking traditional flavors.
Good parking includes a free parking lot. Spaces are generally available and easy to access.
Good to know
The lunch special costs $16.50 for a main course, tea, choice of rice, and soup.
There is a free parking lot available for customers.
Parking can be tough to find when it gets busy.
Small space with bright red decor and half a dozen tables creates a cozy atmosphere. Music playlist adds to the chilled vibe making it suitable for casual meals. The place feels clean and well-kept despite a simple exterior.
Parking offers convenient spots in front and free spaces on side streets within easy walking distance. A small lot exists but usually has available spaces quickly.
Chicken fried rice stands out with its generous portions and rich flavor. Crab fried rice comes with plenty of crab and serves 2-3 people, but beef pieces could be smaller and more tender for easier eating.
Good to know
Parking in front of the restaurant is very convenient.
The portions are generous for the price.
The restaurant is small and we were seated quickly at 5:30 pm on a Wednesday.
Small, modern space pulses with loud K-pop music and a trendy interior. Tables feature ordering tablets that streamline service. Known for authentic Korean-style Chinese dishes with bold flavors and generous portions.
A small parking lot sits right in front, offering convenient access despite the usual challenges around. Parking fills up during the day since it's part of a mall, but evenings have plenty of spots.
Shrimp fried rice comes with cham pong and black noodle soup. Jjajang fried rice tastes very salty and can be frustrating to eat.
Good to know
Parking is available in the lot in front of the restaurant.
The total cost for two dishes, including tip and tax, is nearly $40.
Having lunch for two people typically costs around $50.