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It was a lot smaller than in the pictures. We gave it a chance anyway! We did drive an hour to get there... Got something from almost every table there and it was perfect. It wasn't too many choices and the meat skewers were cooked to perfection. A friend that was with me said that the skewers were better at this market than at the larger Thai markets because they aren't trying to churn out a huge number. Here they take care in making sure the meat is still tender and juicy. All the food reminded me of my childhood. So delicious. I made the mistake of getting a papaya salad with "medium" spice. Thai medium spice levels are very hot for the normal palette. So that was my bad. I ate it all anyway. Did I cry a little? Sure. Was my stomach messed up after? Yeah. Was it worth it? I'd get mild next time. The other friend I was with who straight up eats habanero peppers said it was spicy. When in the area I'll be back!
Great Vendors with Amazing bites! The market is on the side of a big parking area shared with other businesses but finding a spot was pretty easy. We got here around 6:30 and there was already about a dozen vendors set up with a ton of options. My friends and I came here and had a blast trying everyone's fresh and unique street food! Some of our options included pandang & thai tea flavored milk steam buns, Grilled Seasoned Squid body, iced Longan juice with the fresh fruit sitting inside, fresh chicken and pork skewers, and made to order spicy nam khao tod. I think everything was very reasonably priced given the fact that the food is being prepared in front of you, on the spot, their packaging is great, the vendors' good vibes and... oh yeah BECAUSE IT ALL TASTES AMAZING. I think everything we got was very tasty, had strong flavors, and satisfying for every craving we each had. Sadly we were unable to try all the vendors' options this time but look forward to returning for more Thai street food. They were all very friendly and very good at what they're doing.
This is such a cute little pop up on the weekends. It's not as big as the OC or 626 night market so don't expect that but they have about 10 booths to select from which all had really good food! They primarily take Zelle or Venmo as payment options. People there are fairly nice and there is a lot of diversity. Would recommend and go back myself.
The night market was a little small, but it was good! I think a majority, if not all, of the cooks were actually Thai. So you know it's authentic!! You also know it's real cause they be cooking everything in the same pan over and over again. So there's naturally an extra burst of flavor. There aren't really any spots to eat so you'll probably have to eat in your car or be willing to eat on the curb or parking lot floor. I went with four people and it was nice cause we got to get a bunch of different food to taste! Hoy Tod (5/5): its mussel in an egg omelette. I pour the red sauce on it to get the full flavor. It was really good! Nam kao tod (4/5): it's crispy friend rice with pink meat (Nam). It was crispy, refreshing, sour, and good! Ruam mit (5/5): it's a bunch of different things in coconut milk. Reminds me of my childhood. Lod chong (4/5): it's Pandan rolled into a tube so it looks like worms in either Pandan water or coconut milk, I forget. It was sweet but I think after eating the ruam mit and this at the same time it tasted less sweet cause the ruam mit probably had more sugar. Tofu kra pow (4/5): it was very flavorful! Pandan roll (5/5): light green spread on dinner roll. It was sweet and absolutely delicious! Thai tea roll (4/5): orange spread in dinner roll. I thought it was okay, but my friends like it! Matcha roll (5/5): dark green spread on dinner roll. I wasn't expecting the matcha to taste so good and rich. I was pleasantly surprised! Lao sausage (4/5): you can taste all of the different herbs and spices in it. Mango sticky rice (5/5): the mangoes were perfect and sweet and soft like butter. The coconut milk really wrapped the slightly salty sticky rice and sweet mango together nicely.
I came on Tuesday at 7:30pm and the night market was still running. About 10-15 vendors as it is winter time and not as popular as it was during summer. Also means no wait, food doesn't run out, and super easy parking. Located on the 99cent store parking lot with a bunch of parking. All the foods are cooked fresh and hot in front of you. Cash dominant! (Some take zelle) 10/10 Bbq Pork Skewers $10/10pcs - my godddd these were so dam good! It's a must get! The poor was juicy, perfectly marinated (savory and slightly sweet), and cooked to tender. Great price! Wished they had more meat selection but the pork was amazing! 10/10 Pad Kee Mao Beef $10 - wide thick noodles cooked and seasoned in their Thai sauces, egg, bean sprouts, bell peppers, onions, and beef. They fry this up in front of you on a wok and there was so much flavor in this dish! Asked them to make it super spicy and most Thai places hesitate but they delivered! Spice level 8/10! Best pad kee mao I've ever had if not it is at least by far the best for taste:price ratio. Would come back and try the other dishes as well. 8/10 Nam Khao Tod $10/3pcs - I think this was a crispy rice salad. It is made from little crispy rice balls and they mash 3 of them up and add spices and seasoning. It has a savory and perfectly light sour (from lime) taste. Not sure if there is meat but I think eat this combined with the bbq skewers from above is solid!! Steam Bun $5/3pcs 8/10 Thai Tea - the tea flavor was little light. Still really great creamy texture! Not too sweet :) 9/10 Pandan - surprisingly better than Thai tea. The pandan flavor stood out way more! Same amazing texture. 9/10 Pork Floss - great savory mix to change up the taste from sweet. The pork floss was little crispy which made it really good! Buns overall were just like the Hawaiian sweet rolls. They are soft, light, and airy pillows but not much else to them. The stuffings of cream or pork sung could be a hit or miss (some were packed and some were lightly filled). Other things I saw but didn't try: Mango sticky rice $10 Sticky rice $2 Sausages $3 Tacos $2 Fettucine/rice with minced pork $8 Green curry $10
I really like the Thai Night Market in Thai Town on Sunset Boulevard. It brings me back to when I was in Asia--it feels just like the street foods in Thailand. There are many different vendors with menu items like bbq satay, desserts, boba, tacos, drinks, and the list goes on and on. It's not always the same vendors, so each day has different vendors, but it's usually the same core group. Do note that this happens only on Monday and Tuesday nights from about 6:30 p..m. - 10:00 p.m. PST. Another important note is that it is cash only. The parking is also insane because there are so many people. Overall, I highly recommend it. I ordered various things like a Thai crepe, bbq skewers, and Thai desserts. I even got pupusas, so it's not just Thai food! The prices are also very reasonable and the food is good. There's a reason why there's a huge crowd. Also, there's no fee to enter like other night markets! It's definitely a secret gem of the city!
I have never been to Thailand but it looks exactly like the pictures and videos I've seen! This is a small mini outdoor night market with vendors lined up on the block selling all kinds of goods from meat sticks, e-sarn sausages, crepes, papaya salad, fish maw soup, chicken noodle soup, boat noodles, frozen pork balls, frozen hot dogs, popsicles, pad Thai, just about anything. Last Monday was my 1st time visiting and I'm glad I got to experience it before the city shut it down. I saw they got shut down on Tuesday which sucks because I would love to go back and try more foods. Hopefully they bring this back soon or find a place where they are able to sell. If they do come back, they are only operating Monday-Tuesday from 6:30-10pm in the 99¢ Store parking lot.
Tasty food. Loved the skewers and papaya salad. Very authentic tasting items. The noodle lady had a lot of orders and i was worried that she would mess it up. Thai ice tea was delicious! Great little spot for yummy fast Thai. Cash only! We are from the trunk of my Prius.
So many options, def worth a visit: - Bring cash, most if not all vendors are cash only - The skewers were pretty popular, and so good for the price too. The line for this can get long. - The man that makes ice pop is so friendly and fun! - There isn't really a place to sit and eat - My friend and I got here at around 6/7 and it was pretty crowded, we parked across the street.
This was a GREAT date night or friends GO TO hangout spot for sure & I sharable food so BIG WIN (I can't believe I didn't know about this place sooner!!!). ALL the food tasted was delectable and fresh: Khao Soi beef noodle curry, Bao pork bun, Drunken noodles, Crispy Spicy pork belly bowl, & Taro smoothie were just some the food I tried (Numerous options - need to go back to get more ASAP) - ALL highly recommended . The vendors were friendly and everything is made FRESH to order. EVERY WEEKEND, Parking at event $5/hr., & free to get in. (There's an offer to get a $50 package of tickets but you can just pay each vendor also so it comes out exactly the same lol).
I found the food to be very good and at good prices! Rare things you can buy in small quantities without going to a restaurant! It's very convenient if you like variety in your food and exotic flavors ! -if you park in parking near by be wary of the parking enforcement they will come out even in two separate tow trucks to catch people slipping.. so have a look out or run in quick but don't park at Walgreens or what ever it was because I saw people getting towed!
An amazing market to satisfy your Thai cravings! We came on Memorial Day, but we heard there were less vendors than usual, so we'll definitely be back to try more. We got there around 7:30, and we saw vendors already packing up by 9 so get there early to try everything! Some highlights were the $1 chicken skewers, pandan jelly drink, and the khao soi soup noodles! Everything was really reasonably priced and came in pretty large portions. Service was amazing as well. The vendors were all super nice, and cooked all of the food fresh. It was so fun to walk around and try all of the different stands!
Great prices, fresh food and good people! Perfect weeknight dinner with friends can't wait to come back
We accidentally found this pop-up Armenian restaurant at a night market in Sunset Boulevard, and I am telling you; this is a top-tier restaurant times better than any high-end restaurant. Taste is amazing. It's so tasty delicious fresh very healthy food, some of the best I've had. Pletch has seasoned chicken in between, the potatoes were fork tender, and not dry which is very common when grilled. It was 35 dollars plus tax, and we tipped 10. We will be coming every time we visit LA. Los Potatos - 1 (575) 727 7772 5222 W sunset BLVD. Now I think I need an Armenian husband. This is a staple if you're in the area, open 6pm to 1 am. read more
My 1st time here and honestly was hoping to see a good varieties of Thai street food but there were only 4-5 food stands with a few Thai snacks, Thai salads and 1 stand that had standard Thai lunch/dinner menu from which I ordered Chicken Pad See Ew, Thai Shrimp Fried Rice and a Chicken thigh Skewer from another one.All of the food tasted very good & fresh and people were very friendly but I'm giving this place 3 stars because of the small number of food stands & lack of Thai food varieties. read more
Got here around 6:10 on a warm Monday. We parked in the 99 cent store parking (which is shared with a few other businesses) and the vendors were lined up on the sidewalk. Since we were there pretty early there were no lines and seemed like a good amount of vendors were already set up. We decided to look through all the stalls and then decided what to order. We got a ton of things and everything we ordered were less than $15. They included grilled squid body ($13), bbq pork or chicken skewers (10/$10!!), Laos sausage ($5), pandan and Thai tea buns (3/$6), longan juice ($5), Thai tea ($4), beef soup ($10), pandan and coconut jello ($5), and nam khao tod ($10). Everything was delicious! My favorites were the pork skewers (so juicy), the pandan bun (strong pandan flavor and not too sweet), the squid (came with an awesome garlic sauce), and the nam khao tod (so savory and goes great with the lettuce)! All the vendors were extremely friendly and suggested things to try or gave out samples. I think some vendors were missing at the time we went like the pandan crepes, crispy pork belly, and seafood so I would definitely come back to try them but also get some of the same things! It was super cool to be able to experience this because there were a lot of items that I hadn't seen before or as often in Thai restaurants in the US. read more
2 years ago
It was a lot smaller than in the pictures. We gave it a chance anyway! We did drive an hour to get there... Got something from almost every table there and it was perfect. It wasn't too many choices and the meat skewers were cooked to perfection. A friend that was with me said that the skewers were better at this market than at the larger Thai markets because they aren't trying to churn out a huge number. Here they take care in making sure the meat is still tender and juicy. All the food reminded me of my childhood. So delicious. I made the mistake of getting a papaya salad with "medium" spice. Thai medium spice levels are very hot for the normal palette. So that was my bad. I ate it all anyway. Did I cry a little? Sure. Was my stomach messed up after? Yeah. Was it worth it? I'd get mild next time. The other friend I was with who straight up eats habanero peppers said it was spicy. When in the area I'll be back! read more
Great Vendors with Amazing bites! The market is on the side of a big parking area shared with other businesses but finding a spot was pretty easy. We got here around 6:30 and there was already about a dozen vendors set up with a ton of options. My friends and I came here and had a blast trying everyone's fresh and unique street food! Some of our options included pandang & thai tea flavored milk steam buns, Grilled Seasoned Squid body, iced Longan juice with the fresh fruit sitting inside, fresh chicken and pork skewers, and made to order spicy nam khao tod. I think everything was very reasonably priced given the fact that the food is being prepared in front of you, on the spot, their packaging is great, the vendors' good vibes and... oh yeah BECAUSE IT ALL TASTES AMAZING. I think everything we got was very tasty, had strong flavors, and satisfying for every craving we each had. Sadly we were unable to try all the vendors' options this time but look forward to returning for more Thai street food. They were all very friendly and very good at what they're doing. read more
This is such a cute little pop up on the weekends. It's not as big as the OC or 626 night market so don't expect that but they have about 10 booths to select from which all had really good food! They primarily take Zelle or Venmo as payment options. People there are fairly nice and there is a lot of diversity. Would recommend and go back myself. read more
The night market was a little small, but it was good! I think a majority, if not all, of the cooks were actually Thai. So you know it's authentic!! You also know it's real cause they be cooking everything in the same pan over and over again. So there's naturally an extra burst of flavor. There aren't really any spots to eat so you'll probably have to eat in your car or be willing to eat on the curb or parking lot floor. I went with four people and it was nice cause we got to get a bunch of different food to taste! Hoy Tod (5/5): its mussel in an egg omelette. I pour the red sauce on it to get the full flavor. It was really good! Nam kao tod (4/5): it's crispy friend rice with pink meat (Nam). It was crispy, refreshing, sour, and good! Ruam mit (5/5): it's a bunch of different things in coconut milk. Reminds me of my childhood. Lod chong (4/5): it's Pandan rolled into a tube so it looks like worms in either Pandan water or coconut milk, I forget. It was sweet but I think after eating the ruam mit and this at the same time it tasted less sweet cause the ruam mit probably had more sugar. Tofu kra pow (4/5): it was very flavorful! Pandan roll (5/5): light green spread on dinner roll. It was sweet and absolutely delicious! Thai tea roll (4/5): orange spread in dinner roll. I thought it was okay, but my friends like it! Matcha roll (5/5): dark green spread on dinner roll. I wasn't expecting the matcha to taste so good and rich. I was pleasantly surprised! Lao sausage (4/5): you can taste all of the different herbs and spices in it. Mango sticky rice (5/5): the mangoes were perfect and sweet and soft like butter. The coconut milk really wrapped the slightly salty sticky rice and sweet mango together nicely. read more
I came on Tuesday at 7:30pm and the night market was still running. About 10-15 vendors as it is winter time and not as popular as it was during summer. Also means no wait, food doesn't run out, and super easy parking. Located on the 99cent store parking lot with a bunch of parking. All the foods are cooked fresh and hot in front of you. Cash dominant! (Some take zelle) 10/10 Bbq Pork Skewers $10/10pcs - my godddd these were so dam good! It's a must get! The poor was juicy, perfectly marinated (savory and slightly sweet), and cooked to tender. Great price! Wished they had more meat selection but the pork was amazing! 10/10 Pad Kee Mao Beef $10 - wide thick noodles cooked and seasoned in their Thai sauces, egg, bean sprouts, bell peppers, onions, and beef. They fry this up in front of you on a wok and there was so much flavor in this dish! Asked them to make it super spicy and most Thai places hesitate but they delivered! Spice level 8/10! Best pad kee mao I've ever had if not it is at least by far the best for taste:price ratio. Would come back and try the other dishes as well. 8/10 Nam Khao Tod $10/3pcs - I think this was a crispy rice salad. It is made from little crispy rice balls and they mash 3 of them up and add spices and seasoning. It has a savory and perfectly light sour (from lime) taste. Not sure if there is meat but I think eat this combined with the bbq skewers from above is solid!! Steam Bun $5/3pcs 8/10 Thai Tea - the tea flavor was little light. Still really great creamy texture! Not too sweet :) 9/10 Pandan - surprisingly better than Thai tea. The pandan flavor stood out way more! Same amazing texture. 9/10 Pork Floss - great savory mix to change up the taste from sweet. The pork floss was little crispy which made it really good! Buns overall were just like the Hawaiian sweet rolls. They are soft, light, and airy pillows but not much else to them. The stuffings of cream or pork sung could be a hit or miss (some were packed and some were lightly filled). Other things I saw but didn't try: Mango sticky rice $10 Sticky rice $2 Sausages $3 Tacos $2 Fettucine/rice with minced pork $8 Green curry $10 read more
I really like the Thai Night Market in Thai Town on Sunset Boulevard. It brings me back to when I was in Asia--it feels just like the street foods in Thailand. There are many different vendors with menu items like bbq satay, desserts, boba, tacos, drinks, and the list goes on and on. It's not always the same vendors, so each day has different vendors, but it's usually the same core group. Do note that this happens only on Monday and Tuesday nights from about 6:30 p..m. - 10:00 p.m. PST. Another important note is that it is cash only. The parking is also insane because there are so many people. Overall, I highly recommend it. I ordered various things like a Thai crepe, bbq skewers, and Thai desserts. I even got pupusas, so it's not just Thai food! The prices are also very reasonable and the food is good. There's a reason why there's a huge crowd. Also, there's no fee to enter like other night markets! It's definitely a secret gem of the city! read more
I have never been to Thailand but it looks exactly like the pictures and videos I've seen! This is a small mini outdoor night market with vendors lined up on the block selling all kinds of goods from meat sticks, e-sarn sausages, crepes, papaya salad, fish maw soup, chicken noodle soup, boat noodles, frozen pork balls, frozen hot dogs, popsicles, pad Thai, just about anything. Last Monday was my 1st time visiting and I'm glad I got to experience it before the city shut it down. I saw they got shut down on Tuesday which sucks because I would love to go back and try more foods. Hopefully they bring this back soon or find a place where they are able to sell. If they do come back, they are only operating Monday-Tuesday from 6:30-10pm in the 99¢ Store parking lot. read more
Tasty food. Loved the skewers and papaya salad. Very authentic tasting items. The noodle lady had a lot of orders and i was worried that she would mess it up. Thai ice tea was delicious! Great little spot for yummy fast Thai. Cash only! We are from the trunk of my Prius. read more
So many options, def worth a visit: - Bring cash, most if not all vendors are cash only - The skewers were pretty popular, and so good for the price too. The line for this can get long. - The man that makes ice pop is so friendly and fun! - There isn't really a place to sit and eat - My friend and I got here at around 6/7 and it was pretty crowded, we parked across the street. read more
2 years ago
This was a GREAT date night or friends GO TO hangout spot for sure & I sharable food so BIG WIN (I can't believe I didn't know about this place sooner!!!). ALL the food tasted was delectable and fresh: Khao Soi beef noodle curry, Bao pork bun, Drunken noodles, Crispy Spicy pork belly bowl, & Taro smoothie were just some the food I tried (Numerous options - need to go back to get more ASAP) - ALL highly recommended . The vendors were friendly and everything is made FRESH to order. EVERY WEEKEND, Parking at event $5/hr., & free to get in. (There's an offer to get a $50 package of tickets but you can just pay each vendor also so it comes out exactly the same lol). read more
3 years ago
I found the food to be very good and at good prices! Rare things you can buy in small quantities without going to a restaurant! It's very convenient if you like variety in your food and exotic flavors ! -if you park in parking near by be wary of the parking enforcement they will come out even in two separate tow trucks to catch people slipping.. so have a look out or run in quick but don't park at Walgreens or what ever it was because I saw people getting towed! read more
3 years ago
An amazing market to satisfy your Thai cravings! We came on Memorial Day, but we heard there were less vendors than usual, so we'll definitely be back to try more. We got there around 7:30, and we saw vendors already packing up by 9 so get there early to try everything! Some highlights were the $1 chicken skewers, pandan jelly drink, and the khao soi soup noodles! Everything was really reasonably priced and came in pretty large portions. Service was amazing as well. The vendors were all super nice, and cooked all of the food fresh. It was so fun to walk around and try all of the different stands! read more
2 years ago
Was very surprised to see how little options there are. I would not really consider this a night market as there are not many options compared to other places. This place is open from Monday-Tuesday 7-10pm. read more
2 years ago
Very crowded and same food over and over. Nothing that exciting or different from just local restaurants that cost less. We were hoping for a lot more after seeing insta and reels on the place. read more
3 years ago
OMG, I absolutely love this Thai market. It just reminds me of home so much. I love taking my kids here to eat all the Thai goodies. The smell of charcoal smoke in the air is so reminiscent of the smokiness in Thailand in the evenings. The Thai desserts are a must have. Please check out the coconut desserts, the satays and all the other goodies. Sawadee Ka! read more
I'm obsessed!! My family and I came on a whim and was so surprised how authentic everything was! It felt like I was back in Asia at the night markets. The market is small but mighty! There was so much delicious food and super affordable compared to other food festivals. All the vendors were so kind and genuine. It's only held on Mondays and Tuesday's from 6:30pm - 10:30pm on the side of a 99 cent store. It's cash only so I highly recommend to get cash before you go. Parking is a bit hard to find so I suggest arriving a little early. read more
Wow, who would have thought you could get so many great bites on the side of a sidewalk by the 99 cent store?! The vendors are here mon - tues from 6:30 - 10pm! CASH ONLY We parked in the 99 cent lot and it looked like many other people were too. Some were even eating on the trunks of their cars. There were some street parking available too if you're worried about parking in the lot. Def coming back to try more things! read more
4 years ago
Five stars is for being a purist of the LA street market - celebrating the organic, the brave, and the simplicity. The unofficial, the informal, that needs to be celebrated and upheld. The Thai Night Market in East Hollywood exemplifies that energy. Mondays and Tuesdays 6:30p-10p, located on Sunset between Serrano and Hobart, you'll note a throng of stands right along the sidewalk outside of the 99 Cent Store. Parking is going to be a pain, so be prepared to circle about a few times until you find a spot. As other Yelpers indicate, take plenty of cash, plenty of change. For an in-depth write-up go visit allstreetsgourmand.com. The comment I heard over and again as I was ear-hustling - "wow, what a deal", or, "they have a great selection". What you'll find: - Charcoal grilled fresh meats - the longest line - octopus, squid, slices of pork...lightly seasoned (if at all)...simple, tasty - Thai sausages (the little balls grilled over charcoal, cut and served with cabbage, fresh ginger and Thai chilies) - surprisingly good and vinegary - Pandan flavored sweets - steamed sweet rolls, pandan drinks, coconut cookies and more - Crepes - these take time, but they are full of diverse proteins and condiments As for how long it'll be there - as long as no one gets hurt. Folks should come and be respectful, find the trash cans, and be respectful to the vendors, your fellow patrons and the stores in the area. The best roads lead home! read more
4 years ago
Amazing food at amazing prices! It's a small nightmarket on just one small section of sidewalk. I walked out of their full as heck and happy my wallet didn't die like it would at "other" night markets. I got skewers, sausage, papaya salad (not pictured), coconut ice cream, and grilled squid. Skewers- there's a few stalls, but this one is the only with veggies on it. B There's beef ($3), chicken($2.5), pork ($2.5). Get the beef, it's the best in my opinion. It's tender, sweet, and savory. Sausage- lemon grass heavy. Personally wasn't into it cuz if the lemon grass. Coconut ice cream. Homemade and soo good. The vendor also has popsicle like desserts too. Grilled squid- legs and head are priced differently. I got both for ($19). They cut it up for you and we sauced it with a tamarind sauce. Super tender and delicious with the sauce, get it. Papaya salad- fresh, funky, and SPICY. Comes with baby crabs so there's this funkiness that's really good. The lady offered 2 peppers with the dish... 1 is spicy enough lol. read more
4 years ago
Great little gem! This seriously brought back memories of the night markets in Thailand! The food was very authentic and hard to find in restaurants! Foods we ate: Crepes - soo yummy! It was a bit of a wait as there were sooo many people who ordered and walked to other stalls, but also so worth it. The crepes were very thin and crispy! Loved the savory crab, sausage, and egg mix! Halo halo- I always tell my Filipino husband I would love a drinkable kind (as he always says it's shaved ice meant to be eaten) at last! I found a drinkable one that is yummy! Sweet buns - got a pack of 3 flavors. It's Hawaiian buns with stuffed sauces or pork floss steamed. Definitely something new. While I could pass on this, my son loved it! Chicken skin - so crispy, and flavorful! I personally prefer the Filipino one as it is more airy but this is smaller more munchable size. Rice noodle rolls with minced pork and tofu - this one really brought me back to Thailand. The flavors were there as well as the authentic flavors they had available. I also really move rice noodle rolls as they absorb all the flavors of any sauces, stews, and curries. I really wanted the bbq too but the line was soo long and by the time it started to shorten I ran out of tummy room. Until next time! PS: as all the other comments state, BRING CASH! read more
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5270 Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90027
East Hollywood
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