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Find Your Own Filipino Favorites at Sizzlin’ Steak in Glendale
Walking through the mall can feel like you’re reliving a day that you thought you had left behind. So much that exists within the expansive space doesn’t change while the hours, days, and weeks may turn over. All the stores are the same from what you’ve remembered, the faces look the way you recalled, and
The Most Finger-Licking Good BBQ in Downtown LA Comes From…
… well, before I get to that I have to tell you something about myself. I wish I was a bit more of a classy lady. Overall, I can come off as presentable when necessary, but the majority of the time I find it difficult to avoid cursing or obnoxiously rolling my eyes during annoying
International Eats: The Lucky Shamrock in Beijing, China
Not too long ago, my three cousins and I planned an international vacation. My cousin Brittany had her nose so deep in graduate books she couldn’t see clearly, Alicia was speaking in law terms instead of complete sentences, and I was itching to experience a surrounding other than Los Angeles. That left one last cousin:
Tatsu Ramen in Los Angeles
I don’t think I’ve ever had ramen. Well not the popular type of ramen that draws lines around a restaurant. The type of ramen I’ve had was a hard block of noodles that came in a small plastic bag. Don’t know which one I’m talking about? Well here’s a hint, its preceded by the word
Simpang Asia in Los Angeles
I’ve never had Indonesian food before, actually I’m not sure if I’ve ever really thought about Indonesian food before. However, when I got the chance to check out Simpang Asia who specializes in the cuisine, I thought this was the perfect time. I’d get to experience a different type of food in an authentic restaurant,
Chichen Itza in Downtown LA
Keimani and I were sitting at our table and I was getting impatient. Not because they were taking long with our food, but because each second that I didn’t have my food was bringing on some sort of foodie separation anxiety. I saw myself slowly becoming a wreck when I moved our “number 14” sign
Mint Leaf in Pasadena
When I started this restaurant blog, one of the first things I did was I created a list of eateries I wanted to review. I found spots where I could explore food but most of them were in Venice, Santa Monica, Crenshaw, Hollywood, etc. What they all had in common was they weren’t in my