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    Corridor 109

    5.0 (6 reviews)
    Open 6:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Lisa R.

    I had an amazing dining experience at Corridor 109 in Ktown. Every course was beautifully presented and the seafood tasted incredibly fresh. You can really tell they focus on quality and letting the natural flavors shine. Everything was delicious. Some of the standout bites for me were the ebi, the incredibly flavorful horse mackerel toast, and the hotate, which was delicate and perfectly prepared. Each dish felt thoughtful and unique, and the pacing of the tasting menu made the whole experience feel relaxed and special. The atmosphere is intimate and a perfect night for anyone who loves great food and great service. The staff was absolutely amazing. Thank you!! Corridor 109 for one of the most wonderful, amazing and absolutely beautiful dining experience in my life.

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    Chris K.

    The ambiance, the service and of course the food were all top notch! Everything you'd expect in a restaurant of this caliber. Chef Brian Baik delivers a dining experience that is a culmination of his time working at multiple prominent dining establishments in NYC, and it is a noteworthy experience! I had the opportunity to dine during his soft opening, and the quality of ingredients used are well thought out and delicious. Each dish is beautiful in preparation, in the use of colors, flavors and even the plating! The seating is limited to 10-11 a night, which makes for an intimate and exclusive experience. When the restaurant is available to the public, please do yourself a favor and book it before you're unable to do so! You won't regret it.

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    The Lonely Oyster

    The Lonely Oyster

    4.0(422 reviews)
    3.0 miEcho Park
    $$$

    I've been wanting to try this place for ages, so I finally stopped in for lunch this week. I had my…read moredog with me, so we sat outside. It was perfectly pleasant, though be warned: foot traffic passes just a few feet away. I kicked things off with a martini, which was excellent--surprisingly generous by today's standards and a real deal at $12. For starters, I had the Caesar salad. Think tuxedo at a pool party: definitely overdressed. But it was delicious, and I'd order it again--just with light dressing. The fish sandwich was fine, nothing more. I couldn't help thinking McDonald's might edge them out on the Filet-O-Fish (though it's been decades, so who knows). It wasn't bad; I'd just try something different next time.

    Came here for a group birthday dinner and it was pretty quiet on a weekday night (same night the…read moreDodgers won the series). Everything we tried I enjoyed for the most part. Parking is brutal in the area so expect to be circling around for a bit. They have a late happy hour which are half off oysters which is nice! We tried a set of raw oysters - rockefeller, small but might in flavor and meatiness. Shucking was done well too. Grilled octopus - pricey for the amount you get, but cooked well. Accompaniments like potatoes were OK, but could have more mushroom. Shell pasta - the pasta was homemade cause it tasted so light. I think the sauce was a little too light for me as well, but overall still a solid dish. Cioppino - Also a little lighter in flavor and I think just smaller in size in comparison to price. Seafood is fresh though, and that's clear in every dish here. Lonely Louie - the star of the night. I loved how fresh and bright this was. Everything mixed so well together and would definitely be getting this again. Atlantic Pie - their version of a key lime pie and was a tangy, nice finisher to the meal.

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    Shrimp arancini

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    Holbox - Smoked kanpachi tostada

    Holbox

    4.7(2.7k reviews)
    4.9 miHistoric South Central
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    I stayed at USC hotel so I decided to give this place a try since I heard about it from YouTube…read more The place is inside a food hall and shares tables with the other restaurants. The line went outside the building, but it moved decently fast. After ordering you get a number and they will deliver the food to your table. I got a variety of their tacos. Each taco had a unique twist to it, and tasted really good. They also had a cool black tortilla which had a nice texture. I especially like the fried fish one as it had a mellow yet delicious flavor. I also got their cheap chips, and that as well worth the price. Definitely give this place a shot. It does match up to the hype.

    Food - All the raw seafood was excellent. Really fresh and the fish pairings complemented each…read moreother well with their flavors. The tuna ceviche stood out to me the most and worth trying. The kanpachi tostada was also great, and the uni with scallop was a nice pairing. Fish tacos were good but not as memorable as the raw dishes. Also tried the smoked kanpachi taco but again not outstanding compared to the raw seafood. Their sauces were also good but spicy! The light brown one had a unique flavor to it and was my favorite but also the spiciest so be aware. Price - On the higher end as expected from a Michelin 1 star, but the quality on the raw dishes justifies it. Wouldn't say every dish is worth the price, but most of them were good. Ambience - This is a food hall setup, you order at the counter, get a number, and they'll bring your food to you. Lines can get long, especially since it seems busy most days now. If the wait isn't worth it, there are other solid-looking vendors in the same food hall to check out. Parking - Small paid lot on site, or street parking nearby. It's also next to a DMV in which you can park after 6pm-ish (would double check the signs)

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    Kitchen view

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    Taco de pulpo

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    Fishing With Dynamite - Peruvian scallops and jumbo shrimp cocktail from the raw bar

    Fishing With Dynamite

    4.5(2k reviews)
    14.8 mi
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    Love love love every bite and sip that we had at this place. Is it pricey? Yes. Is it worth it?…read moreYes. Banhattan - yummy manhattan (strong) with a sweet hint of banana. I only needed this one drink at lunch. Oysters from Baja - so good and fresh Koishi... rice. Tasty and hard to describe how delicious this was and unique. Soft shell crab with Singaporean noodles - spicy and delicious. This was a seasonal special. Key lime dessert - a must for everyone no matter if you are stuffed. This dessert topped off a wonderful meal and was worth every penny. Hands down, best dessert that I've eaten in a long time. Overall, this place is top notch and I will come again when I'm back in town and bring friends.

    Visit FWD for its incredible raw bar full of incredible oysters and crab claws. Start with an…read moreappetizer of sashimi or a crab cake. Enjoy amazing seafood just blocks from the ocean at golden hour. Jonah Crab Fusilli: The spiral fusilli pasta perfectly captures the creamy orange vodka sauce. Each bite bursts with a savory and tangy tomato and sweet basil finish. The Calabrian chili adds some spark to the flavors. They are generous with the Jonah crab. The tender meat is shucked so its sweet flavor blends beautifully with the sharp sauce. The fluffy Parmigiano Reggiano melts for a nutty briny punch of flavor. Parking: There's plenty of street parking in the surrounding neighborhood. There are also public garages.

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    Bar area.

    Fishing With Dynamite - Peruvian Scallops (chilled)

    Peruvian Scallops (chilled)

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