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    4.2 (48 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating

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    Create your own bowl: brown rice (base) , grilled chicken, and lime fish sauce
    Astrud A.

    I really love their bowls! I've only ordered through uber eats app and tried creating my own bowl. Honestly anything I've added on my bowl was really good. Their lime fish sauce is a nice touch, even when I had brown rice as my base. Their grilled chicken was not too dry and had a good char that added a smokey flavor. I also wanted to point out that their bowls are filling, I usually eat half for lunch and the other half for dinner. I can't wait to try more bowls from this spot!

    Amanda A.

    I decided to check out this spot while shopping at the Fig@7th. The Mighty Bowl reminds me of On+On Korean Kitchen, but they have a wider selection. They have 10 pre-built selections and then a build a bowl option. I decided to build my bowl with white rice, grilled steak, mushrooms, cucumber salad, and tomatoes with teriyaki sauce and fresh cilantro and pickeled carrots to top it off. I got pretty full with the bowl so it is definitely good portion sized. The lady who was making my bowl was nice and helped with all my questions. The spot is located on the lower level in the Fig@7th plaza. The seating area is like your typical mall food court. But there's plenty of seating. I would recommend checking this place out if you're in the mood for some healthy and asian food.

    Cassandra Y.

    The Service: Fast service & fresh ingredients! The Food: When I look at their menu, I feel like I am "traveling" in Asia again! All different kind of flavors from different countries. Bangkok bowl definitely one of my top picks! Seared shrimp, fresh mangos, crushed peanuts and the best part.... lime fish sauce with Tahi chilies. That sauce is so addictive! Totally a Thai dish, sweet, sour & spicy! They put lots of scallions & cilantro which are must ingredients in Asian cuisine. They really showcase flavors from different countries/cuisines. BTW, I love their poached eggs! They are cooked perfectly, yes~ running yolk. The Parking: Parking structure (entrance at 7th Street). Park at L1, 2 & 3. Take the elevator to L1 which will connect to the courtyard (Taste Food Hall). In case the scanner for the parking validation is not working at their counter, you may go to Target at 2F, counter #3, there is a metal box for parking validation (self-service). Tons of indoor & outdoor seating area. It will be super nice enjoying the meal in the sunny LA weather. Besides Target, there are many retail stores to shop.

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    Ashley P.

    I love the concept of this place! They offer Asian inspired bowls with a bowl representing a different region in Asia and providing flavors from those regions. You can also build your own to create a bowl based on your preferences and flavors. I got the karaage, laksa and Penang. My favorite was the karaage. The chicken wasn't dry and the flavors were both savory with a bit of sweet. The Laksa was also super yummy as it reminded me of home. I only wish that the bowls were filled up more as they were only filled up about 3/4 of the way, especially for them being priced at $13-$14 a bowl. Also parking is super expensive if you park at the fig at 7th structure so make sure you don't forget to validate!

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    Richard O.

    Originally, I was planning on going to Oleego, but I found out they're not open during the weekend. It was my first time at the 7th & Fig mall, and their food court had plenty of interesting restaurants to try. Mighty Bowl was open on the weekends, and their food was very good. Would come back and try other things on their menu.

    Phattharaporn S.

    Healthy bowls option in DTLA. They're inside the food court of Figat7th. You can park in the mall's parking lot but it's only free for 30mins (with validation from the restaurant). This is pretty good for the downtown of DTLA though. Their bowls are surprisingly good and very clean. I usually become very suspicious when coming too fresh bowl because many restaurants used old ingredients and will make my stomach go bad on the next day. This one did not! I was very happy with how healthy and clean the bowls were. They have already-designed bowls or DIY. I ordered all DIYs.

    Yessica C.

    The food was so fresh and flavorful I got the Soul Bowl and it was a wonderful balance between sweet and spicy. The beef was tender and moist. The kimchi was very good too. The people who served us where also very kind and helpful. Service was a 5/5 will definitely return to support this business. The meal was filling and felt healthy. Ambiance was calm for a Saturday afternoon not too busy since they are inside of a food haul. Definitely a Gem in DTLA.

    Alejandro F.

    While certainly there's nothing "mighty" about these bowls, I'd still call them pretty good bowls. But I guess that doesn't roll off the tongue as easily, huh? The service was excellent! A nice young lady took care of me, and although she was friendly, polite and cordial, I did notice that maybe the manager was putting a bit too much pressure on her (the manager is the other dude working alongside her). The ambiance is great. It's inside the food court at FIGat7th, a well-known shopping mall in Downtown L.A. I had the Tokyo bowl. Each bowl is named after the capital city (or in some cases, just an important city) of the country whose cuisine inspired that specific bowl. So mine had furikake, grilled chicken, mushrooms, and a poached egg, clearly inspired by ramen or rice bowls in Japanese cuisine. You can also customize your bowl. The logo is neat. I thought each floating grain of rice in the logo represented each one of the bowls, but there are 9 grains of rice in the logo, and there are 10 different bowls in the menu, so I was wrong by 1 . Overall a great experience! Will definitely be back.

    Penang bowl
    Sophia J.

    I ordered the Penang bowl - the egg was poached nicely, and the cucumber and sauce created a nice texture and flavor. I would have preferred there to be more ingredients, but I enjoyed this more than I expected to and would eat here again! Service is fast since this is a Chipotle-style restaurant where the bowl is assembled right in front of you according to what you pick. The seating is simply the dining area of the food court at Fig at 7th, which is not special by any means but fine for small groups.

    Seoul, Manila and Laksa with chicken.
    Christine B.

    I went to visit yesterday at Figat7th. You can either customize your bowl or order one of their capital city bowls like Manila, Seoul, Tokyo or Singapore. I chose the Manila with pork belly, Seoul with steak and Laksa. My favorite was the Laksa (a mild spicy broth with noodles and chicken). It reminds me of khao soi, but are different since the noodles are not the same. Next time I want to customize as my friend mentioned when he visited thought was the better option. The Taste Food hall is where you can find this fast casual Asian fusion.

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    Michelle F.

    Chipotle, but make it Asian flavors!! Build your own bowl - or pick from their delicious city inspired bowls! I tried the Tokyo, Manila, and Seoul bowls and they were all so tasty. My favorite was the Seoul bowl! The marinate on that beef is SO GOOD, and with the kimchi it's *chefs kiss* healthy and delish! They are located inside the FIGAT7TH food hall! Parking is off 8th street. If you're shopping or in the area, I definitely recommend trying them out!!

    Naomi W.

    Really great spot with lots of yummy options. I like how customizable the bowls are! I work upstairs in the mall so I like having this spot conveniently to grab lunch. The food is always consistent and portions are good.

    Build your own bowl
    Teresa B.

    Came here with my son for lunch a few weeks ago and I loved building my own bowl. I decided to go with building my own and Sun the owner was so kind as to offer recommendations to go with my protein. My son totally devoured his Toyko Bowl and said that he enjoyed it as well. This is a nice spot to hang out in at the Food Court of 7th and Fig. When you work up an appetite after shopping, you can hit up Mighty Bowls for a yummy meal. It is definitely filling and you will love it.

    Mighty Bowl Manila bowl (outside of the food court)

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    Definitely 5 star for the food and service! They are very generous of the serving , i love their california bowl!

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    Asian chipotle - but it's a bit expensive for what it is. Don't get the adobo sauce because it's not quite right...

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    Food is ok. Nothing special. For like $15 a bowl, the portion is very shy. Disappointing.

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    Slay, yummy, i got tofu and it did the job! Good flavors and lots of veggies. Teriyaki sauce is good, limes are really juicy.

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    So delicious! Healthy and very satisfying!! Two thumbs up for this east coast take on healthy Korean bowls

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    The steak was not good:( might've been stale. I don't think I'll try this place again, at $15 it was definitely disappointing.

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    HATCH

    HATCH

    4.3
    (1.1k reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    The food and service was so good. So many fun and unique flavors and the staff is super kind. Love…read morehow lowkey it is. Will be returning.

    PLEASANTLY SURPRISED! 4.8…read more Hatch is located on the ground level of The Bloc, an open-air shopping center in downtown Los Angeles. The restaurant offers outdoor seating overlooking the lovely green turf and provides tall heaters for cooler evenings. My husband made lunch reservations here and told me it was just a quick 10-15 minute walk from our hotel, The Ritz-Carlton. We crossed a few intersections to get there, and it was well worth the walk. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a warm and welcoming host. The ambiance is light and airy, featuring high ceilings, light-colored walls, and light wood furnishings. The overall aesthetic is clean, modern, and very inviting. We stopped in for a late lunch and ordered the "Eggcellent Lunch" prix fixe, which included the following: *Tuna Tataki Handroll ~ seared wild caught tuna, tomato & shallot salsa, rayu chili oil, ponzu, micro cilantro *Seaweed Salad ~ w/minced garlic. Served alongside the Tuna Tataki Handroll *Squid Ink Karaage ~ 2-day brined fried chicken thighs, squid ink, house pickles, grilled lime, black garlic ranch *Chicken Breast Skewer ~ char siu marinade, black sesame *Bacon Shishito Skewer ~ applewood smoked bacon *Chicken Meatball Skewer ~ sous vide egg yolk & tare dip Bottom line, everything had visual appeal and was packed with flavor! If we lived locally, we would definitely return for dinner. I have no doubt the rest of the menu would be just as tasty, and I can only imagine the restaurant coming alive in the evening with a lively crowd, happy diners, and a well-stocked bar.

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    HATCH.  Modern, clean lines.
    HATCH. Modern, clean lines.
    HATCH.  Tuna Tataki handroll.  Delicious!
    HATCH. Tuna Tataki handroll. Delicious!
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    Marugame Monzo

    4.4
    (5.2k reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    Freshly made udon. Nothing goes better than this…read more My second time here. And this time we tried the duck udon and sea urchins udon. Both are excellent. The sea urchins one is creamy and VERY RICH. The cream sauce bend in really well with the sea urchins. But definitely not something you would order if you are on a weaker stomach. The duck udon is flavorful with plenty of meat. The soup pair perfectly with the udon as well. There was a line outside before it opened. But not too bad. They got a little eating area outside right next to the street and I saw people ate there with their dog as well. I guess that they are "kinda" dog friendly?

    7/19/2026 3 1/2…read moreStars Not my first time here, but my first review on Yelp. Been awhile since I was last here. UDON KAKE It was good, but the broth was a bit salty at first. Udon noodles were good, but it was not excellent. It did have light chewy texture. BUT in comparison to Meiji Seimen, it fell short, really short! I was disappointed. BEEF BOWL It was delicious! Beef was tender and moist and loved the caramelized onion too. Rice was delicious too, not dry nor mushy. Served with pickled red ginger. A very satisfying bowl. Sat at the bar, so watched them make udon from scratch, which was nice. WAIT LIST There was a line when I got there, just as it opened. It wasn't long, but everyone wrote their name down on a wait list. There's a sheet of paper placed on the table outside. Please write your name down ASAP, as that will help in making sure that you will grab a seat. Also, the lines are disorganized too, so it's best to write down your name, so no one cuts in front of you. It is a small restaurant. Limited seats. CUSTOMER SERVICE It was okay. Everyone got in the restaurant in the order they came in. Service was quick and there were no delays in taking orders. The server came by quickly and dropped off the check as she saw that I was nearly finished with my meal. PARKING Parked at Joe's Autoparks. It was $15! I did not know until after I paid the ticket. Very difficult to find parking in this area, so not many options unless you want to walk really far, back to your car in 90 degree heat. There was another parking garage next to Joe's, but the price was the same! Would I come back again? Not sure. Given that the udon wasn't what I expected, it may be my last time here. Also, parking sucks.

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    Marugame Udon

    Marugame Udon

    4.3
    (518 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Locally owned & operated
    Vegan friendly

    Ordered delivery. Large curry- barely has any curry. So…read morethat means there's very little curry flavoring on the noodles. Large beef- restaurant packaged very little beef broth. This is a constant problem with the downtown location. They need to package enough sauce or soup, especially when a Large is ordered! We frequent the Marugame in Sawtelle and do not encounter this issue. I wish when ordering online, I could choose which location to order from. Disappointing

    I recently spent nearly $40 at Marugame Udon on an eel and beef bento box, along with three tempura…read moreshrimp and a tempura sweet potato. It was one of those meals that makes you stare out the car window afterward and quietly reevaluate your decision-making process. The portions were so small that I briefly wondered if the rest of my order was still being prepared somewhere. The food itself was impressively bland, achieving the culinary equivalent of white noise. The eel, beef, and tempura all somehow united under a single flavor profile: "present." Service wasn't bad enough to be memorable and wasn't good enough to be noteworthy. It simply existed, much like the atmosphere, which felt less like a restaurant and more like a waiting room where food occasionally appears. The entire experience left me with a very specific kind of regret. Not normal buyer's remorse--more like the feeling of realizing ten years later that you chose the wrong career path, moved to the wrong city, and spent three years dating someone whose personality was "sent from my iPhone." I've made mistakes in life. I've ignored warning signs. I've taken wrong turns. Spending almost $40 on this meal felt like all of those moments condensed into a single bento box. On the bright side, the meal was over quickly. Mostly because there wasn't much of it. 2 out of 5 stars. A valuable reminder that not every journey is about the destination. Sometimes it's about learning which Japanese restaurants to avoid next time.

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    Shrimp Tempura @foodforfoodbabies
    A variety of freshly fried Tempura, green tea, and a large Nikutama Udon
    A variety of freshly fried Tempura, green tea, and a large Nikutama Udon
    A variety of freshly fried Tempura, green tea, and a large Nikutama Udon

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    A variety of freshly fried Tempura, green tea, and a large Nikutama Udon
    Enchant

    Enchant

    4.2
    (399 reviews)
    2.9 mi
    $$

    Been here twice, almost just see if the first time was a fluke...it wasn't…read more This little place, hidden in the lobby of a hotel, is fighting above its weight. A gem, just across from The Wiltern! There are places nearby with lines...skip them, come here! Bulgogi quesadilla? Amazing. Kimchi steak taco? Not soggy, steak is lean, pico de gallo is perfect counterpoint. Street sandwich? Comfort food. Tortilla pizza? Fantastic (but get the sriracha mayo and Tabasco to accentuate the positive). Beverages? Dynamite. Whiskey with fresh strawberry puree? As good as any tiki bar. Gin with lemonade and lemon cello with sparkling water? Delicious and dangerous. Not for nothing, service has been great both times Highly recommend, looking forward to coming back again!

    First off, I like the ambiance. It's very pink, very girly, very aesthetic. I love how it's…read moredecorated throughout. Lots of potential for cute photos. This was one of the places that we had on a list that we were considering for event venues. It was much smaller than I expected but it could still work for our party. We originally weren't planning to eat here since we had other places to check out but my friends already had a table so we came by to say hi. They tried the food but I didn't so I will skip that part here. Service unfortunately felt very awkward and weird. This takes away from the ambiance in my opinion. We did consider ordering something like dessert (but weren't too keen on the menu) in the short time we were there as a courtesy but it felt very forced and in hindsight would have taken too much time. It just didn't feel warm or friendly at all. Same vibes from hotel staff too (it's inside the Garden Suite Hotel which makes parking slightly easier compared to the rest of the area). We may still return to book an event but to be completely honest I'm not personally inclined to visit again after this experience.

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    Au Lac

    Au Lac

    4.3
    (1.3k reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    10 years in business

    Amazing food. Never disappointed. Love the sustainable packaging on most items. I will continue to…read morebuy their food. Me and my 3 kids LOVE it!!!!

    Twelve years ago, I fell in love with Au Lac and wrote a glowing review. Living on LA's Westside, I…read morerarely make it to Downtown, so today was my first visit back since then. I can't believe it's been 12 years--and I'm so happy to say it was every bit as incredible as I remembered. My friend and I came for lunch. I ordered the vegetable pho, and she had the curry rice. Both dishes were absolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, comforting, and beautifully prepared. Honestly, I wish we had more time because we had another appointment downtown. I would have loved to try more dishes and definitely dessert! Our server was wonderful--friendly, attentive, and incredibly professional. He checked on us at just the right moments without ever feeling intrusive. The service was as impressive as the food. The restaurant has such a warm, relaxing atmosphere. I especially loved the beautiful ceramic water cups with bird designs--they were so unique and charming. Even the water tasted wonderful! I'm thrilled that Au Lac is still thriving after all these years. If anything, the food tasted even better than I remembered. I certainly won't wait another 12 years before coming back. In fact, I was so impressed that I convinced my husband to come with me next Saturday for dinner! I've tried many vegan restaurants over the years, and Au Lac remains my absolute favorite. My favorite on the Westside is Variable Café, but if you're willing to drive a little farther, Au Lac is on another level. I can't recommend this restaurant highly enough. Whether you're vegan or not, this place is truly outstanding. Five stars without hesitation!

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