American
Pantry, Downtown LA
The Pantry is one of Los Angeles’ oldest restaurants. I have been going to the Pantry since I used to go to USC. I am kinda sad that the Pantry Bakery closed, in favor of Riordan’s Steakhouse – owned
March 2009
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American
Chicken & Waffles Woot! – Roscoe’s, San Gabriel Valley
This famous Los Angeles restaurant – originating near South Central Los Angeles, features southern style comfort food. Their staple of fried chicken and waffle is a favorite of Angelo’s and Hollywood
American
Cole's French Dip, Downtown LA
I was in downtown Los Angeles the other day for a seminar, and we decided to stop at Cole’s for lunch. In the heart of downtown, it is right next to one of the newest and hottest lounges – The Associa
Cocktails
Silk Lounge, unknown
Just yesterday, I celebrated my birthday with some friends. I am quite thankful they all came out to the Silk Lounge. But there was a few that purposely wanted to get me drunk. . . .that I’m not that
Japanese
Garlic Ramen . . . OMFG – Ramenya, Sawtelle
One night, I went with my friend to Ramenya. Ramenya is a Japanese Ramen house. It is a small dinky restaurant with great food. My type of place I haven’t been here in a couple of years, but I will al
American
The Famous Pasadena Salad, Pasadena
The Diane Salad from the Green Street Cafe is probably one of the best salads I have ever had. I usually don’t order salads myself, but the Diane salad is one of the best. One of the rumors is that Gr
Seafood
Boiling Crab, Unknown
After hearing so many positive things about this place. . . I had to try it. My friends all rave about this place with its great Crustacean fare.
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World’s Best Street Food
I got this link from Digg.com. I thought it was pretty interesting. I would love to try all of these places – even the dirtiest ones in Mumbai. Anyways. .. I hope you enjoy it.
Japanese
Orochon, Tokyo
On the subject of Ramen . . . I thought I’d talk about a Orochon