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    Amboy

    4.4 (692 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Amboy Style DH Burger
    Brian L.

    Had to try the famous DH Burger for myself, and it was great! Staff was friendly and helpful with casual seating indoor and outdoor. I got the Amboy style DH burger. It's a heavy burger full of flavor, you can really taste the dry aged notes. The sesame bun was a great pairing. Pretty expensive for a burger but it is unique and packed with flavor. My gf got the Amboy Slim Thicc which was also great and juicy. Truffle fries were really good and crispy. Vibes are great here, definitely recommend!

    DH
    Edward S.

    Amboy is in the Far East Plaza right across from Howlin' Ray's. Do they have one of the best burgers in town? Well, LA is blessed with exceptional burgers and this one is in the conversation. DH: First, you pick the style of the burger. I got the DH, a hefty 10-ounce dry aged beef patty - medium rare. Next, you select the accompaniments. With the Amboy, there are caramelized onions, American cheese, sliced pickles, Amboy sauce, and a toasted sesame bun. The beef patty is thick and plump, extra crispy on the edge (maybe slightly too much so). It is a bit too salty on the outside, while needing a bit more seasoning inside. It's medium on the edges, but nice pink and juicy in the center. Also, 10 ounces is huge, you're probably better off with one of the smaller patties or going with a double. The fries are tin and really crispy. They're nice, get them.

    Sitting here wishing I had a glass of wine from La Sita
    Clark H.

    Since Burgers 99 is gone... this has officially taken over as my favorite burger in LA. Amboy is tucked into the Chinatown plaza with another one of my favorite spots, La Sita. Howlin' Ray's is there too... but I don't care. ‍ Yes, they have smash burgers here, but I don't really think of Amboy as a smash burger place. It's the thicker burgers that keep bringing me back. Also, don't plan your entire trip around getting The DH because they don't always have it. This was my second visit and once again it wasn't available, so we ended up getting the Amboy and the Fancy, both Slim Thicc style. The seating situation is the only real downside. On weekends people end up eating all over the plaza--around the trees, on benches, basically wherever they can find a place to sit. Weekdays are definitely the move if you can make it. One thing to know before you get in line: people take their sweet time ordering here, and honestly I get it because everything sounds good. Just bring a little patience. The only thing I wish they'd asked was how I wanted my burger cooked. They asked what thickness I wanted but not the temperature. I'm always happy when a burger place asks if I want medium rare, medium, whatever. Next time I'll probably just tell them I want it medium rare. The burgers though? Fantastic. Especially if you're like me and getting a little burned out on every new place opening another expensive smash burger spot. One warning though... Don't plan anything after eating here. I was ready to go home, crawl into bed, and have happy BurgerTime dreams.

    Justin J.

    Saw this place ranked in the top 10 burgers in the world and, being a lover of great food, I had to give it a try. So hopped in the car and drove over and got in line. First, the place is located right across from Howlin' Rays in Chinatown. So parking is all around, which is nice. There was a line, to be expected with a top 10 burger, but the line moved pretty fast. I ordered the Amboy DH burger, which is their dry aged patty with American cheese, caramelized onions, pickles and burger sauce on a sesame seed bun. To be ranked as high as it is, my expectations are through the roof and, because of that, it did not meet the expectations. The never is very good, very thick ass well, and the bun had great flavor. What threw it off, for me, was the pickles. The pickles just did not mesh with the other flavors. The pickle is just very potent and dampens all the other great things going on in each bite. Bites that did not have the pickle were so much better. So I would say to get it without the pickle and I feel it will be exponentially better. The being said, while it is a good burger, I feel there are others in LA that beat it in terms of flavo, but I'll put it in my top ten in LA for sure.

    Amboy DH
    Jessica G.

    Recently being one of the top chatted spot for burger in town! Has seen people posting that thick juicy patty all over social media and obviously I didn't wanna miss out. Taking place in the same plaza as Howlin Rays and Lasita in Chinatown, you could certainly tell how busy it was in holiday and weekend. The line has constantly been long and despite there's online pre-order option, it's intermittently off and the price's marked-up. We took prolly good 30mins in the line but once the first bite of their DH Burger hit, it felt totally worth the wait. The medium rare dry aged patty was so juicy that you could even see as you sliced through it. Cooked medium rare certainly nailed it. That sesame bun people have been raving about was indeed so good being crispy and buttery; and their housemade Amboy sauce was just succulent! Made it even better, go for extra bacon for sure and get their fries on the side.

    Steakhouse DH (top)  Amboy Classic Double  Amboy Hot Dog
    Jessica P.

    Food: If you're going to order the DH, I would suggest getting it Amboy style. The steakhouse was good but kind of too sweet. The patty itself was cooked perfectly, with a nice crisp in the ends. The amboy double smash was really good, I would add chilis to it next time for some spicy and acidity. The hotdog was all good amboy style. The bun was nice and crispy but the dog itself was average. My expectations for this place was 8/10 and the reality of it was also 8/10. Good but nothing blew my mind. Service: I think they need to hire one more person. The cashier was also serving the food so she was only taking 3 orders at a time, and then serving 2 orders after so the line took about 40 mins to order. She was doing amazing but I think it's a disservice to the customers and employees to have only 1 person running the front. Because of that, it makes me a little hesitant to come back.

    Amboy DH
    Arthur E.

    Decedent burgers in a Chinatown strip mall. Went for lunch, got there about 20 minutes before they opened and glad I did. The line went about 30 deep when I turned around. Ordered the amboy DH, along with some cheese fries. Took about 15 minutes to come out. It was very rich and delicious. I'm glad the bun holds well with the sauce and melted cheese. The fries were pretty good too, but I don't think there was much room left in my stomach for fries. I'm not one who waits in line, but if I can get there a little early to beat the wait, would be happy to come back again.

    Basic small french fry. Not crispy at all.
    Darren B.

    Amboy has been on my radar for a bit, and then one of my Filipino coworkers found out it was Filipino, and then recently I had a lot of good press and then became a social media, darling, so it was finally time to try it! We're not far from the Chinatown location, but too far to walk/eat/walk back in time, so we ordered up DoorDash and it would still be relatively fresh by the time I got there. They are right across from my all-time favorite, Howlin' Ray's, so I know exactly where they're at, but I will have to get down there eventually and check out the ambience of the location and the service quality of the staff. Since it was my first time, I decided to go with the basic Amboy burger, so I could taste the base foundation; and even though I didn't think the fries would travel very well, I decided to get a small order of those, along with a chili dog so I could get a good base level sampling of the menu. Overall, with all the hype recently, I thought it was good, but not what I was expecting from the hype. I'll Order again though and try some more of the menu The portion sizes were good and very filling. The fries really need to be fried crispier because they were pretty flaccid and lifeless when they arrived. The bun was firmer than I anticipated it would be; fresh but somewhat dry. Maybe one of the burgers with the juicy or toppings would help. The hotdog was large and stuck at each end of the bun, probably 3 inches, the chili I liked better than Tommy burgers and overall it was a decent hot dog, but I would love to try fresh at the store one day. One of my Filipino coworkers loved his meal, and the other was just 'eh', but overall we enjoyed it and we would eat it again.

    "the Fancy" Garlic Confit Mayo, Provolone Cheese, Caramelized onions, sliced pickles in the toasted signature sesame bun
    Wendy H.

    Had to check this place out since it was rated as one of the BEST burgers. Got there on a Tuesday night around 6:30pm and there was no wait. They did run out of the DH burger patty so if you are there for that, I suggest you go there earlier in the day. Went with (2) smash patties and that was the perfect size, I feel like if I didn't get (2) of them I would have been hungry. Good garlic sauce, juicy patty and soft buns, on the smaller size of burgers. Amboy fries is their version of "Animal Style" In-n-Out fries, wish I there was more burger sauce, it felt like half of the fries didn't have anything on them. Thin and crispy fries that went well with the sauce. Limited indoor seating and a few more outdoor tables. Next time I will have to come back for their DH patty.

    Amboy Classic was a very good smash burger.
    Craig W.

    Burgers in Chinatown? Sure, why not. Howlin' Rays sells chicken sandwiches just steps across the narrow courtyard/alley from Amboy. There is some metered street parking available and a giant lot across the street but the lot may cost $10 or more. You have to scan the QR Code to find out. Are the burgers here worth they hype? I would say yes. The meat and the buns are very high quality. The DH burgers costs a stiff $21 but it's a huge fat patty, caramelized onions, cheese, and a little sloppy with the burger sauce (but in a good way). The meat is very juicy and flavorful. It is a delicious beast. The rest of the burgers they offer are smash burgers (single for $10) and the quality of the meat and buns are excellent. That is a very good price for this burger. We tried the cheese fries, too, and they were very nice. They are ordinary looking fries with house made cheese melted throughout them. For $8, you get a huge pile of them and plenty to share. They weren't extraordinary but they were still very good. The sauce is not incredibly flavorful but I liked it well enough. You will probably wait a while after you order so settle in. There was almost no line during our visit (mid-afternoon on a Sunday) but they take their time preparing your order. For quality food such as this, I am fine with it. The line for Howlin' Rays was relatively short and I was tempted to ditch my burger dreams for chicken but I am glad I didn't. These burgers are legit.

    Steve W.

    I saw that this is one of the highest rated burgers in the world. Really? Well I had to see for myself. Wisely, I ordered takeout - the classic burger. Showed up at 12:30 on a weekday and saw a line. The place is no frills. A few tables outside and inside. What stands out? Two sesame buns toasted; the blend of ingredients (meat, pickles, cheese, sauce) and the crispy edges of the burger. But not the best I've ever had (that would be Dudley Market). I also sampled their garlic fries which were very good. I'd come back and try another version.

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    Richard O.

    Believe the hype this place is legit. All of the press that claimed this restaurant was one of the best for hamburgers were correct. I got the DH which is the dry aged thick burger. It was so juicy my hands were wet. Thankfully there was a public restroom near the restaurant. They don't validate parking, the only downside.

    Chelsea M.

    LOVE!! NO NOTES. The most perfect burger so good! I normally miss the veggies in the burger if there aren't any but this burger was soooo good that it truly did not feel needed. Also the French fries. Fireeeeeee. I prefer them plain and they were perfect. All the girls working are so friendly and nice too. Wish I lived closer. The only thing is the space is v small and harder to get a bigger party together.

    Fancy classic. oasted Sesame Bun, Classic Thinly Smashed Patty, Provolone Cheese, Caramelized Onions, Garlic Aioli.
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    Very much enjoyed our order of Amboy fries and two burgers (fancy style and Amboy style). This plaza has some hot spots. We will back back!

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    DH Burger is better than most steaks I've had in my life (it's so good I almost don't want to share the info).

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    Wurstküche

    Wurstküche

    4.2
    (9.3k reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    This place is always recommended to me on Yelp anytime I try to find places to eat in Little Tokyo…read moreand technically it's in the Arts District, but it's within walking distance. I've had my brother and several friends say that it's good and since we were closer to this area for a pop up event, we dropped by and I finally had a chance to try it. We visited during the final game of the World Cup, so there was no more indoor dining, but there's a couple bench tables outside at the side of the building. Part of the building shades over the seating, so even on a pretty hot day, this worked in a pinch and there was a slight breeze too, thank goodness. Staff was helpful and and answered our questions. They also brought our order out to the tables outside, which was nice. They also took our trash and tray back when we were done too. Each table has ketchup, brown and spicy mustard if need be. Inside, you order and pay at the cashier, grab a number, and they bring it to you. There's a bunch of sausage links on display, as well as the sodas and you can see some of the beer that they have too. For our Sunday lunch, we got the: 1) Sunset Zero soda: -It's an imported German soda. Love that there's a zero sugar version. It's a citrus cola with ending vanilla notes. Way better than some of the orange Pepsi/Pepsi Fire they ran in the past. Nice to try. 2) Rattlesnake & Rabbit with Jalapeno Peppers: -Unique combination of predator and prey meats all encased into one sausage. Also, not often you can get these meats as well. -Slight spicy kick to it from the jalapenos and rich, buttery texture of the meats together. -Each hot dog comes with 2 toppings and we got caramelized onions and sauerkraut with this which added a nice sour and sweet taste to it too. -I liked this the most of the 2 of them. 3) Pheasant with Herbs de Provence: -Nice savory flavor, but I was a fool and ordered this with the sweet and spicy peppers as a topping since they were different from the other toppings we got and I mostly just tasted the bitter aftertaste of the peppers that sort of overpowered the meats. My mistake if anything since the bites with just meat and mustard were delicious. 4) Groot of Belgian Fries: -Huge serving, way too much for 2 people especially with 2 hot dogs and we sadly could not finish it, but at the very least it came with 2 dipping sauces. -Before ordering this, I didn't groot referred to anything other than a Marvel character. -Fries had a rich, deeper flavor than standard fries, nice slight crispiness. We got it with curry ketchup and sundried tomato mayo. The tomato mayo was fine, definitely a lighter flavor and since the fries tasted so rich on their own, I feel like the curry ketchup was a more flavorful and better match. I love a good hot dog, so being able to try it with more exotic meats, flavors, and sauces makes it definitely worth stopping by.

    My friend and I had been wanting to try wurstkuche for a while and it didn't disappoint. Parking…read morecan be a little annoying but we were lucky enough to find street parking nearby. The space has a dark, industrial vibe, and I loved seeing the sausage display when you walk in. We shared the duck & bacon, mango jalapeño, rattlesnake & rabbit, and the Klein. The duck & bacon was easily our favorite. It was juicy and packed with flavor. The mango jalapeño had a nice balance of sweet and savory but I wish it had more heat. The rattlesnake & rabbit was interesting but could've used a little more salt. I also loved the toasted buns, sauerkraut, and caramelized onions. The fries were fluffy inside but I wish they were a little crispier. I also loved their beer selection and they let us sample a few before ordering. If you go definitely get the Kasteel Tropicale!! It was my favorite beer of the night! The service was great and the cashiers gave us awesome recommendations. Overall, I'd definitely come back. It's a fun spot to grab beers and sausages with friends!

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    Pink's Hot Dogs

    Pink's Hot Dogs

    3.5
    (8k reviews)
    6.2 mi
    $$
    Outdoor seating
    82 years in business

    Five stars just for the history of surviving Los Angeles through the years!!!!!! I've been coming…read morehere for almost 40 years and as this world keeps changing having Pink's stay the same for all these years is comforting. For more than 80 years, Pink's Hot Dogs has been a true Los Angeles institution, drawing generations of locals and tourists from around the world to experience one of the city's most iconic food destinations. Founded in 1939 as a humble hot dog cart, Pink's has built its legendary reputation by serving classic hot dogs with unforgettable flavors while staying true to its roots. My favorite is the spicy Polish dog topped with rich chili, melted cheese, and fresh raw onions. The spicy sausage has the perfect kick, while the savory chili and creamy cheese create an incredible combination that keeps you coming back for another bite. The crunchy raw onions add just the right amount of freshness and texture to finish it off. Don't skip the French fries! They're perfectly crispy on the outside, light and fluffy on the inside, and the ideal side to pair with one of Pink's famous hot dogs. Whether you're a lifelong Angeleno or visiting Southern California for the first time, Pink's is a must-visit. The long line is part of the experience, and after more than eight decades, it's easy to understand why this legendary spot continues to delight both locals and visitors alike. Pink's isn't just a place to grab a hot dog--it's a piece of Los Angeles history.

    I tried Pink's Hot Dogs for the first time (crazy that it took me so long because it's an absolute…read moreLA institution!). I appreciate that they've stuck with their old school vibe because it really makes the experience. They have so many hot dog options! And a pretty extensive menu overall with hamburgers, etc. I got the Pink's Famous Chili Dog and, honestly, I get why it's a classic. The chili was really delicious, not super oily. Good ratio of hot dog to chili. Very fun experience and would definitely come again!

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    88 Hotdog & Juicy

    4.6
    (289 reviews)
    3.8 mi
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    Grab-and-go
    Healthy dining

    My friends and I stopped by for boba and their potato hot dogs stuffed with mozzarella cheese, and…read moreeverything was delicious. The hot dogs were coated with a light layer of sugar, giving them a crunchy exterior while staying soft and moist inside. The melted mozzarella cheese made them even better. The smoothie drinks tasted fresh, and I was told they use fresh fruits in their beverages. Customer service was excellent--the staff was friendly and helpful throughout our visit. The only downside was the parking situation. Valet parking is required, and you have to pay, which can be a bit inconvenient. Other than that, we had a great experience and would definitely come back.

    Was in the area feeling hungry and can never say no to a good korean cheese hotdog. I got the half…read moremozzarella half hot dog combo w little sugar and honey mustard and sweet chili sauce on the side. I liked that you could essentially customize all aspects of the hotdog like choose no/light/regular sugar (I feel like places usually don't have a light option) and also sauce on the hotdog or on the side. They also have an ordering counter and a Yelp ordering menu kiosk which is super convenient. Everything is made fresh and comes out fairly quick considering they're cooking everything to order. They also do so many drinks here which I will definitely be trying next time I come back! There's lots of seating and a customer bathroom too.

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    Tijuana Dogs

    Tijuana Dogs

    4.3
    (20 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $

    So you can't attend any event at Crypto.com Arena without walking by (or better yet, sniffing the…read moredelicious aroma of the hot dogs and hot grilled onions from the many food carts blanketing Star Plaza, LA Live, Chick Hearn Court, and Figueroa Street. Many come with the intention of getting a TJ Dog, many get talked into it by those selling it, and many succumbed to the munchies. No matter the reason, they're more tasty than they smell (if that's possible). Many have some hot dogs in all stages of their cook state (cooked enough, some char, lots of char, almost overcooked). A lot of the hot dog vendors have their PayPal/Venmo QR codes taped onto their cart. You can't tell the difference between the TJ dogs sold here and the ones in Tijuana. I've personally never gotten sick after eating these. Service is quick, there may be a bit of a language barrier, but not enough to prevent your purchase of a hot tasty TJ dog.

    You can try to make a bacon-wrapped hot dog at home, but it will never be like the ones served up…read moreon the streets of Los Angeles. They're particularly amazing if the vendor is set up on a corner, it should be at least midnight, and you should be a couple of sheets to the wind. I don't know if it's the car exhaust marinade or the lard cooking ingredients, but those damn Dirty Dogs are life-changingly good! (Make sure you get it with all the fixings... Calories don't count after midnight.) Whether it's outside the clubs in Hollywood, or you're celebrating the Lakers win outside the Staples Center, those trusty carts are a godsend to LA food lovers like me! Now to find those bad boys, if you're good, you can locate a stand by scouring the city for the queue on corner - the clear indicator of the food stand. But if you're freaking awesome (like my fatty friend, Ellen Sue C.), you can simply stick your head out the car window and sniff the nighttime air to find them. Either way, bacon-wrapped hot dogs are staple in the culture of LA. It's what makes us so damn awesome! NOTE: It has been tough finding these jewels lately, and I discovered on my last lucky adventure that they are required to have permits now, and that many have acquired trucks instead of carts!

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