Tried the yellow curry and it did not disappoint! Got mild spice and it was perfect. I just wish…read morethe portions were bigger! Staff was super sweet and it's a nice vibe inside the restaurant. Parking around the place can be tough since it's DTLA. So good luck with that.

Even though your food is always good, today you messed up. I ordered from door dash which took to…read morelong. Per the driver it's thai gave my order to someone one else. I just received a message from the manager at It's Thai. Turns out the initial driver picked up my order but he never delivered it. He just canceled it. I did report him to door dash. I have always given It's Thai a 5 star review. Which they do deserve. Their food is always good.

Really solid ramen spot in DTLA. Super fast and friendly service with a variety of items (not just…read moreramen) and appetizers and drinks as well as a bar. It's got a cool and casual bar vibe, with some tables inside and outside. I ordered the tonkatsu and added a soft boiled egg. The broth was really flavorful and both the pork and egg were cooked really well. Not overly salty at all and a good portion size. Also tried their tropical matcha which was $5 at the time of this review. Nice that they had alternative milks (I chose coconut) - didn't really have a strong matcha taste but I did enjoy it on a hot LA day.

I was seeing a show at the nearby United Artist Theatre and wanted a quick dinner so I popped in to…read moreDTLA Ramen as I'm never one to pass up checking out a new ramen joint. The interior is small. Just a few 4ish person table and a bar. I sat at the bar in an effort to not potentially take a table away from a larger party. I felt like while I was waited on, I was generally left alone during my visit. As I was in a bit of a rush that somewhat bothered me, but I was still able to get in, put in an order, and finish my meal in about 30~40 minutes (though I did eat fast). If you're looking for a super quick meal, this isn't the spot for you. The ramen itself was tasty. Definitely better than I expected, but also not the best I've ever had. I got the mild spice level just to be cautious and the spice was barely there. If you like even the smallest of spice levels, I'd say go with medium. The broth was rich and flavorful and the meat and other items came in just the right serving amounts. Ultimately I'm glad I went to DTLA Ramen. It was a good meal that was reasonably priced that definitely filled me up. I would definitely go back if I found myself in the area.

This place has been here in downtown for a long time. I've seen them change ownership but still…read moretheir food is good. Their service is fast and price is good too! I usually order shrimp fried rice but they have different choices of Thai food! They are at the basement but they have a lot of customers especially lunch time. Their place is clean and well kept!

I love the food and the service . They are so helpful and the food is awesome . Chef personally…read morethanked me for ordering too .

Hey you, yes you. Wandering around the Westin looking for food. 4th floor. You'll thank me later…read more Had the 1/2 and 1/2 platter. BBQ and BBQ chicken with fish cake and seaweed salad as sides. Amazing.

I ordered with Half & Half with Chapjae Noodles and BBQ Tofu and sides of fish cakes and seaweed…read moresalad. Generous portions. The chapjae had a strong sesame flavor. The noodles could have used more veggies but the two side dishes helped fill out the plate. Quick service during lunch with plenty of seating "outside." I'm going to bump up my rating by a star because the Bonaventure is a unique urban space to explore. The hotel is still active, but the retail space looks 80% vacant in a massive indoor space. Take some time to walked through and between the 4th and 6th floors.

Every time i go to downtown los angeles i always stop by this restaurant they got healthy salads…read moresandwiches and natural juices its all perfect food really enjoy really fresh sslads cant go wrong with this place i really recommend also verry polite friendly service...

Service, quality…read more I've been a frequent customer at this food court whenever we fly in from Texas, and I've always stopped by J's Food Mart for a drink when visiting Cilantro Lime. Unfortunately, this visit was extremely disappointing. The drink tasted horrible, and when I brought it to their attention, the staff was unfriendly and dismissive, making no effort to replace it or resolve the issue. For a much better experience, go to Cilantro Lime--their food, drinks, and customer service have always been top-notch whenever I visit this food court. J's Food Mart has officially lost my business. Poor customer service like this should never be overlooked.

I didn't know that the historic The Original Pantry Cafe was closed on Sunday. Around the corner…read morewas Totoyama Ramen DTLA. They just opened at 11 am. Perfect timing for my stomach! We started off with mixed tempura, which was fried to perfection. Maria ordered the chicken katzu. That plate also included rice and miso soup. I ordered chicken katzu curry which included steamed rice. I also ordered chicken yakisoba which was seasoned deliciously throughout each noodle! I drank a cold refreshing mango green tea which was perfect on that extremely hot summer day! Since it was my birthday weekend, I had a slice of their light matcha tiramisu!

Had the seafood udon, and Sue had the tonkatsu ramen. We both enjoyed each of ours very much. Mine…read morewas at the medium spice level, and that was pretty perfect. At first I thought it was a bit too spicy for me, but then as I ate more, I realized it was perfect. It had a lot of unusual (for me at least) shellfish, mussels, bits of octopus, and shrimp. The udon was enjoyable as well. Sue liked the Raman, though she still likes the one at Ajito in Cupertino better. I also had a salmon skin handroll, as I can't resist those and this we a very solid and tasty one. They make their hand rolls as cylinders instead of cones, which was a first for me. It was still fine; I guess geometry isn't what makes it good or bad. We were too hungry to remember to take a picture. But I would go back and be a regular if I lived in this area. Back in the SF Bay Area, a place that good would be so crowded that we would never get to go... Ambiance was what I would call a clean, modern hole in the wall even though its in a modern building, Service was friendly and responsive. Highly recommend.

This Vietnamese restaurant is so close to my house and it reminds me of living in Vietnam so I…read morefrequent it. The banh mi is excellent and the bread is flaky and soft. The Thai ice tea is sweet and yummy and the garlic fries were amazing and just the right amount of spice! The service was excellent and the ambiance gave USC students since it is in the USC corridor. Of course, I'll be returning as I like to try new things on the menu.

Good food, terrible experience !…read more My partner and I came to eat at this place -- it was our first time here on a Saturday night after hearing lots of recs as people who live in West LA. I'm about to sit at this booth that's empty , but this musty blonde told us that we should put our names on the waitlist. With the music blasting, I could barely hear her and was confused on the waitlist and where it was.. bc there was a free BOTG. I tell my partner abt it so she calls her again to ask about what she means, and this blonde explains a bit and as my gf begins to ask a clarifying question, she ROLLS her eyes at us in our face, scoffs, and leaves mid question! It took us asking 3 times and asking another server why we needed a waitlist to find out they save booths for larger parties, only for two parties of two to come after us and sit at each empty booth. When we asked the other server and let him know what happened, he didn't even care and it seemed like this is a common occurrence. He didn't apologize for her, talk to her , or make us feel better bc he knew we were upset. I felt very disrespected and disappointed, because we never have been here and were just wishing for a positive experience. So if you come here, know their employees have a stick up their butt on Saturday nights and feel comfortable giving poor customer service. Just do take out.

Tucked away in the Lil Tokyo mall on the 2nd floor above the chaos of the plaza. The restaurant…read morecertainly had warm, and inviting ambiance with a relaxing feel, and some contemporary music. The spot was mostly empty when my girlfriend and I arrived for dinner around 5:30pm on a Saturday. We ordered with the host and picked out a table by the window to people watch while we waited for our food. We waited only maybe 10 minutes before the pho, vermicelli, and spring roles were served. Each dish was colorful, had great presentation, and nice portions for the price. The pho we ordered was spicy level hot and did have well done broth and a good amount of sliced steak. The protein was tender, and the veggie toppings added great elements of minty crunch and herbal delight. I enjoyed my combination noodles. The bowl had a good mix of vegetables and a few types of protein ( chicken, pork, fried egg roll, and shrimp ) it was awesome! The spring rolls were terrific as well. The peanut sauce had some nut crumbles for texture which had subtle crunch with every spring role bite. The food was good, staff was great, and I'd consider coming back if ever in the area again with a Vietnam craving.

Food: Spring rolls and pho was pretty good. 7/10…read more Service: Waitress was helpful and gave clear directions what to do. Very attentive and respectful. 10/10 Ambiance: It was HOT. Staff said they were instructed to leave the door open, which caused the air conditioner to not work properly.