Wow! What a wonderful neighborhood find. This is a small, family-owned Thai fusion restaurant with…read moreseating for about 50, and you can see the cooks and prep team hustling away in the kitchen to feed a full house. There was only one waitress handling the dining room, and she did not miss a beat. She was attentive, efficient, and kept everything moving even as the restaurant quickly filled up. The restaurant is polished and exceptionally clean, with a soft, comfortable ambiance that works equally well for a romantic dinner or a family meal. It was quiet when we first arrived, but before long it transformed into a vibrant, bustling neighborhood spot. Everything we ordered was delicious. The Gai Wings were flavorful, moist on the inside, and perfectly crispy on the outside. The Lemongrass Soup was bright and slightly herbal with a refreshing hint of lemon. The Pad See-U had that wonderful savory, slightly sweet soy sauce flavor, and the Sautéed Eggplant was soft and silky with a savory, garlicky flavor and just a touch of sweetness. We enjoyed it all with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc, which made an already great meal even better. Wonderful food, warm atmosphere, and impressive service. Definitely a neighborhood gem and a place we would happily return to!

Spice Season is one of our favorite cozy Thai spots! The food is always fresh and delicious, the…read moreservice is friendly, and the chill music makes it a great place to relax. Highly recommend the Papaya Salad (medium heat is perfect), Gold Rush (chicken potstickers), Fresh Rolls (crunchy jicama, tofu & fresh greens), Suki Dry (rice noodles with shrimp & veggies), and the Sautéed Eggplant with tofu. Their Mint Pomegranate Sparkling refresher is the perfect complement to the meal. Parking tip: bring plenty of quarters. You might get lucky and find a metered spot right in front or just around the corner.

I'm very picky about my teriyaki sauce and the rice - sauce can't be like a thick gravy and should…read morebe well-balanced in terms of the sweet and salty flavor; the rice should be soft but not mushy -- this place definitely hits the spot! There's this place in Seattle that I really love for teriyaki chicken and the funny thing is, this place originated in Seattle and actually moved down here! I got the beef and chicken combo and it comes with white rice, a salad and some tempura pieces. Price is very reasonable for the amount they give you- such a big portion too! It is either street parking or a nearby parking structure that allows for free parking the first 90 minutes and there's plenty of spaces in there. Product is nearby so definitely stop by after for some dessert! Enjoy!

High prices. Watery…read moreteriyaki. Dry meats. Do not recommend. Service is fine? Big menu? But if you add anything extra it's like $2+ even if rice.

We stopped by Tigawok in Downtown Burbank after going to the AMC right across. We'd seen the place…read morebefore and finally decided to give it a try. The setup is kind of like Chipotle where you build your own bowl. You pick your base, protein, veggies, side, and sauce. I ended up getting the orange chicken with rice and chow mein. I thought the orange chicken was really good. It doesn't really remind me of Panda Express orange chicken, which isn't a bad thing at all. It tasted like their own version of it, and I liked it. The portion was also pretty good and I thought the price was reasonable for what I got. It wasn't very crowded when we stopped by either, so ordering was pretty easy. Honestly, I don't really have anything to complain about from this visit. The food was good, the price was fair, and I'd come back to try some of their other options.

The easiest way to describe Tiga Wok is Chipotle meets Panda Express. You build your own bowl with…read moreyour choice of base, protein, and toppings, but everything is cooked fresh in a wok. You can also order things à la carte. It wasn't very busy when we stopped by, and we had to mention that it was our first time so they could explain how everything worked. The girl helping us was really nice even though it looked like she was the only one working. For the price, you actually get a lot of food. I liked watching everything get cooked fresh in the wok, although I wish some of the ingredients sitting on the line had been a little fresher. Maybe we just came later in the day, but overall the quality was still decent. They were out of the green sauce, which I wanted to try. The chili sauce was good, while the ginger sauce was WAY too gingery for me. You bus your own tray at the end and there's a code for the bathroom. Nothing too special, but for a quick customizable meal in Downtown Burbank with big portions and decent prices, I'd come back.

Food was delicious. We got the bean curd salad (standard and good), three cup chicken (so flavorful…read moreand their rice is soft and fluffy), wonton noodle soup (great wontons) ~ I ask for the thicker noodles, and beef rolls. Beef rolls and wonton noodle soup were my favorites of the bunch. Service is really friendly. You order at the front and find a seat but when it's busy they'll help you find seats so no stress. It was a super hot summer day in LA and their AC was there but it still felt pretty warm inside the restaurant. Parking can be tough around here.

My wife and I stopped by Pine & Crane on a Sunday afternoon around 2:00 p.m. for a late lunch and…read morethere were plenty of seats available when we arrived. Ordering is done at the counter and the restaurant is self-seating. Between the two of us, we shared their beef pancake roll, their three cup chicken, pork potstickers and a side of their lotus roots. This ended up being too much food for the two of us to finish and we ended up having to take home leftovers. I really enjoyed the beef pancake roll here. The inside has generous amounts of thinly sliced, marinated beef shank, and the scallion pancake wrap is rolled out very thin, crispy, and not oily at all. There's a bunch of julienned cucumbers inside for that crunch and just the right amount of hoisin sauce for that added sweetness. I wouldn't change a thing about this dish. With the three cup chicken, I enjoyed how spicy the dish was; definitely a dish you'll want to enjoy over rice. If I had to nitpick, one improvement that could have been made to the dish is if the chicken pieces were cut to be smaller. The potstickers here are well-made. If you're looking for Japanese-style gyoza, you will not find that here. The ones here are very in-line with what you'd find at food stalls on the streets of Taiwan in terms of texture, taste, and flavor. The potsticker wrappers have a wonderful crispiness to them and the pork filling is well-seasoned: I didn't actually need to use the included sauce to enjoy the dumplings. Overall, I had a wonderful meal at Pine & Crane and would happily come back again for lunch. Prices are competitive for the amount of food that you get and food was very promptly delivered out of the kitchen.

We were looking for a place that served food late and found this hidden gem thanks to help…read more Nice place, great food. A little pricier than other places but worth it.

The place was pretty busy on a Friday night around 9:30pm, but we got seated right away for 4…read morepeople. We had: 1) fried chicken w/green onions - 4/5. Solid. 2) watermelon soju - 4/5. Came in a mini-watermelon with watermelon slices. Also good. 3) fried gizzards - 4/5. I've had better, but it was also good. Service was a little slow, but would return for the food.

We had an amazing dinner. Meal was incredible with defined filipino ambiance. Friendly staff! One…read moreof the Best filipino restaurants forsure. Try it out freshly cooked feels like home

This is a solid Filipino spot that's pretty authentic. I came with some friends on a Saturday for a…read morelate lunch and our experience was pretty good. We shared a couple of dishes: -Lechon Kawali: Crunchy, savory, and fried nicely. Loved the flavor and texture and how it wasn't overly fatty. The dark sauce it came with was good, but I think the brown sauce (like mang tomas) was a bit too sweet. -Grilled Chicken Inasal. Succulent meat, a good charred flavor, and crispy skin. There were some dry bits though. This also paired well with the chicken oil and dark sauce. -Adobo Rice: My friends really liked this one. The rice was fluffy and flavorful. I liked the additions of the fried pork adobo pieces on top but the sauce they were coated in was a bit too salty. The interior is colorful and cozy. The service here was great and the staff were super friendly. They even allowed my friend to bring her small dog inside. There's a good amount of parking in the plaza the restaurant is located in. I'd recommend this spot if you're looking for authentic Filipino food in the LA/Glendale area.

Every time I come here, I tell myself I'm going to order something new, but then every single time,…read moreI can't help but order the delicious bibimbap in a hot stone bowl. I'm sure this restaurant has many other wonderful dishes, but for now, I'll never know. The wonderful service and friendly atmosphere is just icing on the cake!

Came here for lunch because the food looked good and fusion style food sounded great. The service…read morewas very friendly and welcoming, like you had just showed up to a good friend's house. The dining room was modern, clean and comfortable. I enjoyed the selection of prints along the walls. The dining room isn't large but it wasn't crowded or cramped. Now for the food: I ordered the breakfast burrito- with bulgogi of course. The burrito was fantastic, the flavors and size were perfect. I knock one star for the sogginess- granted it came out perfectly but the contents moisture quickly reduced the structural integrity of my fantastic burrito. All in all a great place, I highly recommend for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, meetings, casual date or family meal.

A nice little spot for some delicious Thai food. It was a hot Saturday evening before dinner time,…read morethe place was empty but delivery orders constantly coming in. Sat at the booth with dim lighting. Two other parties came and dine in after us. The food was as expected, delicious and filling. The service was slow as there was only one person working at the front. She was very kind and the wait does not bother us. Had my Thai Ice Coffee come a little late and she even added extra coffee when I asked for a to-go cup at the end, very generous. There is parking in the back and the entrance can be accessed from there too.

Angel Thai Cuisine is great. We love all the food there and always have some to take home for…read morelater. Located in Glendale, parking is pretty easy. I don't know if they take reservations so call them. We waited only about 10 minutes for a table. The place is small, but ever so cute and clean. It has interesting art on the wall that you will enjoy. The seating is comfortable and spacious. We love the service, they were very nice to us and got our order right the first time. I loved their hot tea. All of their curry dishes are great, we have tried them all but the tofu as we don't usually like it. We love their starters. They have great egg rolls and spring rolls. Their satay is so cute and it is tender. Their cream cheese wontons are super tasty. We also love their shrimp dishes, they are all great. The prices are fair. Have fun.

Cozy, amazing mom and pop type business serving the freshest Sushi in Glendale. Place is an…read moreabsolute gem, service is great and food is amazing. The Wasa toro roll is king, packs a punch for its size. Ramen is also solid here as well. Highly recommend this spot and feels good to support local small businesses

Our go to approachable sushi spot in Glendale. Service is good at the sushi counter. We never eat…read morethe rolls. We come here for appetizers and nigiri. The place is always full of families and all kinds of people. It's a chill spot but parking can get crazy in that small plaza. We always get the salmon collar! This is a must. The special Inari was really good too.

My fav place to go after the gym Gets my protein right and…read moreflavorfulllll Highly recommend

the rice here is horrendous, made the whole meal revolting. it smelled horrible and tasted…read morehorrible. i worked at sushi restaurants for 8 years i know what sushi rice is good and this was straight up awful. pretty sure it was way past the food safety shelf life thats how bad i can compare it to. the fish was okay, couldnt really taste it because of the overwhelming bad rice and the amount of sauce that was drenched in. $16 for a bowl of that wasnt the move. i wouldnt recommend in my opinion. workers are nice though, restaurant was clean, i see this place poppin so people are enjoying it. dont want to hurt the reviews too bad, theyre probably doing their best. respectfully im not coming back but best of luck ! if no one is saying anything about the sushi rice, i suggest improving it or throwing it away when it's actually bad, dont save a few bucks to keep bad rice.