Lovely place with a huge selection and all of it is delicious. "Best Chinese Food In Town" isn't…read morejust a slogan, it's the truth! The service is great too, Jennifer is a total sweetheart.

Food is on point. Larger menu. and YUM Service is top notch…read moreas always and the ambiance is a nice spacious seating.

I have been here twice. Both times, the food was delicious and the service was very friendly. The…read moredrinks were also creative and yummy. The restaurant was buzzing with people and had fantastic ambience. I would recommend!

We came here for drinks on a weekend with some friends, and made a rez in advance. They have happy…read morehour even on the weekend which is amazing! The restaurant is located in the heart of dt Culver City. Nice decor and ambiance inside, it's colorful! Not too much seating so I anticipate you have to make a rez to dine here. I love that they have a nice selection of cocktails but also mocktails on their menu for those who don't want to drink alcohol. I tried their Thai tea mocktail which is dairy-free (made with coconut cream!). It was sooooo incredibly good. Super tasty and sweet Thai tea, and love that it's made with coconut. They have an alcoholic version as well made with vodka, my boyfriend got that and liked it. I also tried the Thai tonic smash which was good too, more refreshing and the predominant flavor was ginger beer. We split an order of wings which were nicely sauced and had a bit of a kick! Definitely curious to come back here for dinner and enjoy more of their menu offerings!

Great food and vibe! Definitely recommend sitting outside on a warm day for people watching!…read more Everything we tried was good. The Saag Paneer, the butter chicken, the chicken korma... the eggplant dish i cant remember the name of lol. Naans were also good though I couldn't really taste the rosemary in the rosemary garlic naan. Overall everything was flavorful, with good texture! Definitely a fan and would recommend! Stay Cheerful

The food was totally fine, but just fine. The curry fries were a decent snack but there was no…read moreparticular synergy between the fries and curry, was kinda just fries with curry on top. Not bad. The butter chicken was tasty. A little too spicy and also there were still some bits/chunks of chili that made it particularly spicy for some bites and I had to take a break lol. The roti was not bad. The reason I'm giving 3-stars is because the value is terrible for fine food. Can get really delicious Indian food like this elsewhere for way better. I think the butter chicken was like $27 and didn't even come with rice : ( The portion was pretty large though. Maybe you should just share one between two people and add rice. I usually just review on taste, but the price point just felt a little egregious. The ambiance is pretty and it's a nice lil area, so if you want a vibey elevated spot for Indian it's fine, but the food is definitely just standard and fine, not really worth it for me personally.

I recently visited this place and had such a great experience! The Toowoomba pasta was absolutely…read moredelicious--rich, creamy, and full of flavor. The avocado salad was fresh and perfectly balanced, which paired so well with the meal. I also tried their latte, and it was smooth and really well-made. You can tell they care about both the food and drinks here. Overall, such a cozy spot with amazing quality. I'll definitely be coming back!

Came here for the vibes and left feeling underwhelmed. Enchant LA is located inside a hotel and…read moredefinitely delivers on that aesthetic LA ambiance--cute enough for a few Instagram shots, especially with the trendy decor and lighting. We ordered drinks (Lychee Margarita and Lavender Highball) and for food, the LA galbi set, and the seafood cioppino pasta. Unfortunately, both dishes were pretty mid. The galbi was on the tougher side and lacked seasoning, while the seafood pasta was disappointing for the price--only one scallop and not much depth in flavor. Service was also a downside. Even though the restaurant wasn't completely full, everything moved slowly, and it was hard to flag down servers when we needed simple things like a knife or extra to-go bags. Overall, it feels like you're mainly paying for the ambiance rather than the food or service.

Noon, Thursday, January 29, 2026…read more My mentor and I walked to Yuko Kitchen for lunch. I'm a first time visitor, never been here as I usually brown bag it for lunch. Upon arrival, it looked really busy with people seated outside. Yuko Kitchen is not a major fast food joint. It's a small kitchy hole in the wall. Super cool vibe when I walked inside to order my meal. I ordered the DIY sushi bowl that included nori to make my own hand rolls. It was a lot of food for sure! I made 6 rolls. The food was delicious. I enjoyed my first visit here. It's a hidden gem off of Dunsmuir Ave just off of Wilshire at the rear of the building.

We were extremely disappointed…read more They messed up our order. Charging us more than we could really afford. Then told us it was fine. Nope. Not ok. We weren't even impressed with the food. It was just warm rice and tofu. The tofu didn't even seem cooked. If you like this place great. I'm glad you guys had better experiences than we did.

My boyfriend and I have been wanting to try this place for a while and decided to order some for…read moretakeout. Food was ready promptly from the window of the ghost kitchen. I was disappointed. The char kway teow was too sweet and saucy, and because of that, it was lacking char on the noodles to give it that smoky flavor. To be honest, my favorite part of the dish was the Chinese sausage, which isn't even homemade lol. My boyfriend's bo luc lac lomo saltado was better. The flavor tastes like bo luc lac (Vietnamese approved), and the meat was perfectly cooked with nice color. The rice on the side was also perfectly cooked. However, the portion was skimpy on meat and heavy handed with the fries. Overall, I'd say the portion size was a bit small for the price point. I'd come back to try other dishes, like the chicken rice that other reviewers frequently talk about, but I was let down by our meal.

Closed Forever !!!! Here for about 10 years, but they're…read moregone now. I hope they're doing well wherever they're going.

i had such a lovely experience here, the night we met is great for catching up with friends or as a…read moredate night. service was attentive and all the staff were super friendly. the cold dishes, specifically the the thai salmon sashimi and scallop crudo are great starters. the garlic noodles with grilled salmon surprised me the most because it was packed with garlic and flavor that complemented well. i usually just order garlic noodles to be full but these were genuinely so good! the crying tiger is one of their most popular dishes so it did live up to that expectation. however, the parmesan threw me off a bit but the sauce was delicious. out of all the drinks we got, the pearl was the table's favorite for the lychee ^___^ i would love to be back here, the ambiance is worth spinning back.

The Night We Met is sat on an unassuming little corner on La Brea next to a brewery. Upon entering…read moreby we were greeted by the lively front desk staff. The restaurant is small inside but big on energy. There's a live jazz band in the corner which really gave the space a fun vibe. While we waited for our table we sat at the bar and ordered a couple drinks. The bartenders were super friendly helpful when It came to choosing cocktails. We got a great little banquet booth that gave us a great view of the room. We came with another couple which I highly recommend doing because you can order so much of the menu. We went all out! We started with the Cesar which you can definitely skip. I love anchovies in my Cesar but this was beyond fishy. For our appetizers we started with the spicy tuna crispy rice, scallop crudo, and hamachi crudo. The scallop crudo is also a skip. Next we got the roti patang curry, chicken satay, soft shell crab curry, & kimchi fried rice. Everything was really good! For our third round we got the regular fried rice, crying tiger, tempura green beans, asparagus, garlic & chicken with noodles. Everything was a hit. We all left completely satisfied and can't wait to go back and dive into more of the menu!

My son introduced me to Simpang Asia, and he was absolutely right--the food here was fantastic…read more The restaurant itself is cute and cozy, with a relaxed atmosphere and outdoor seating that makes it a great place to unwind and share a meal. We started with the Roti Paratha, which arrived warm and flaky alongside a rich curry dipping sauce. For shared plates, we ordered the Bali Sea Bass and Stir Fry Water Spinach. The sea bass was beautifully prepared with layers of spice and aromatics, plus just enough heat to keep every bite interesting. The water spinach arrived sizzling at the table, adding to the experience and making the dish feel fresh from the wok. For noodles, my son ordered his usual favorite, the Mie Tek Tek, while my daughter chose the Mie Ayam, which she thoroughly enjoyed. To drink, we had white wine, Terra beer, and a Thai iced tea that came with a cute presentation. There was a small hiccup when our beverages were forgotten, but the staff handled it well and kindly comped our appetizer, which we appreciated.

Last Saturday, my friend Kiana took me to an Indonesian Bazaar. I met new people, learned about…read moretheir culture, and connected with the Indonesian diaspora. I even chatted with one of the performers, and a random guy there told me, "You have to try Simpang Asia." Turns out, it's the same restaurant I had already mentioned to Kiana because it's near my physical therapist's clinic. So Kiana and I ended up here for Tuesday lunch after my PT session. I ordered the server's top recommendation -- the Nasi Bungkus -- and it did not disappoint. The beef and chicken were so tender and flavorful, paired with fresh vegetables and fragrant rice. The sauce was absolutely delicious, with perfectly balanced seasoning. A must-try! Excellent Customer Service, clean restroom & restaurant accepts apple pay. Small parking lot

My wife and I visited Little Fatty while on a short LA business trip. We didn't have reservations…read more(I recommend a reservation) and the host told us the wait would be about an hour and this was a Monday night! She told us that we could be seated at the bar immediately, which is what we opted for. She placed us at a lower portion of the bar with two seats, which was perfect. The bartender, Justin took our drink and dinner order and I have to say, he makes amazing cocktails! We had egg rolls for an appetizer, which arrived very quickly and went well with our cocktails. I ordered a rye old-fashioned and my wife ordered a house creation, "Jesuit's Tea Party," which she enjoyed. For our entrees, I ordered Hainan Chicken and my wife had the Walnut Shrimp. Mine was really good, but I have to say I like the Walnut Shrimp better. They have their breading skills dialed in, so next time I think I'd go with something fried. All in all a great experience. Great vibe and everyone was very friendly and attentive.

Little Fatty is an Asian fusion restaurant that specializes in Taiwanese soul food. David Kuo is…read morethe chef and owner of Little Fatty. The restaurant was previously called Status Kuo and then rebranded to Little Fatty. It is also attached to a bar called Accomplice Bar. [Parking]: Metered parking only and I was able to find a spot two blocks away on Grand View Blvd. [Reversation]: For parties of 6 and smaller, reservations can be made on Resy. For parties of 8 and larger, there is a minimum spend of $75 per person prior to tax & gratuity. No-show fee = $15 per person. [Experience]: The receptionist greeted our party just outside of the restaurant and checked us in. Outdoor tables were available, but our party opted for indoor seating. The lighting was dim with a romantic and casual dinner vibe. At the end of the meal, the staff offered our table hot towels to clean our hands. [Menu]: Menu highlights on Resy include Chinese BBQ Pork, XO Fatty Noodles, Walnut Shrimp. Other Yelp highlighted items include Orange Chicken, Beef Roll, and Hainan Chicken. Burger Tuesday is offered ONLY at the bar. A bowl of rice is an extra $4.00. The staff also gave our table a cute cocktail menu with drinks named after each LA neighborhood. *** Squid Ink Xiao Long Bao (shrimp and pork soup dumplings, fresh ginger - $18.00): Only came with 6 pieces of dumplings. The dough was a bit thick and the flavor was just alright. XO Fatty Noodles (rolled rice noodles, XO sauce, bean sprouts, garlic chives, fried shallots - $22.00): The noodles tasted slightly salty. I couldn't tell whether I had sliced pork belly or flat noodles in the dim lighting and it turned out to be thick slices of flat noodles. Orange Chicken (orange soy-based sauce, dried chilies, orange zest - $22.00): Super crispy orange chicken, but it was crunchy type of crispy and tasted a bit dry. Walnut Shrimp (mayo, candied walnuts, sesame seeds, red cabbage - $25.00): his dish came with lettuce and looked really nice. The flavor was solid and it tasted very healthy. *** Personally it was an overpriced experience for mediocre Asian fusion food. I would much rather visit Jade Rabbit in Santa Monica for cheaper and more delicious Asian fusion food or Din Tai Fung in Santa Monica for a more consistent dumpling and noodle experience. The only reason to come here is for the date-night vibe. Honestly, the food tasted more like Northern Chinese fusion cuisine than Taiwanese fusion cuisine.

Absolutely delicious and so sweet. I grew up in Indonesia and was delighted to try their nasi…read morebunkus and es campur! The favors and the atmosphere was like brining me right back to the island life I grew up in! The people are very helpful at Mr Sate the owner talked me and my friend for a hour or more and told us all about her beautiful life. We had a great experience! I recommend the trying it next time you are in LA!

First time here and wow, I am very impressed!…read more We ordered the Mi Goreng (fried noodles) and Nasi Goreng (fried rice). I've only ever had the instant Indomie Mi Goreng before, so this was my first time trying it fresh at a restaurant, and it honestly blew my mind. Everything was super flavorful, fresh, and well balanced. As a Chinese person, the flavors felt both unique and familiar at the same time, which I really enjoyed. You can tell there's some overlap in ingredients and techniques, but the spices and sauces make it distinctly Indonesian. Definitely a great local spot and I'm happy to support a small business. I'll definitely be coming back.