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Ahh, in the greatest tradition of cannibalizing my own articles for other sites, here is a recent post from my site about our lunch yesterday.
I was eating here, taking pictures and thumbing notes into my cell phone, when I realized Daily Gluttony already wrote up something about The Corner Place exactly one month ago to [...]

3455… this must be the place.
Welcome!
Dong Il Jang Restaurant is on 3455 West 8th Street.
It was a mid-week evening and I had a craving for Korean BBQ. I had heard that the really swanky place for Korean BBQ is Chosun Galbee. To read reviews of Chosun Galbee, go here, [...]

So upon hearing about an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ, my girlfriend and I ventured out to Koreatown in search of this enticing place. However, much to my dismay, there was an hour and a half wait. With the both of us already dying of hunger, we decided to forego stuffing ourselves with beef and [...]

Since discovering Yanusa back in February, I have spent many a night pondering whether or not to write a review. I’ve Googled the restaurant to check for any reviews; none. Jonathan Gold hasn’t touched upon it and it doesn’t turn up on any of the LA food blog sites. After eight months of consideration, I’ve [...]

Tonight’s menu: Thai Bistro, at Fountain & Edgemont
We’ve tried Thai from right around the corner in our neighborhood (near 3rd & Vermont) and have been consistently disappointed, so I was pleased to see a new flyer hanging from our door announcing an old place that is newly delivering to our area. Tonight was its premiere [...]

When I first heard about an all you can eat Korean BBQ, I practically wet myself. The thought of stuffing myself full with bulgogi and kalbi was too enticing. So this past Monday with a nice group of six people, I found myself sitting in front of an open face barbeque ready to [...]

When I moved from Los Feliz to Koreatown, I knew I would miss Electric Lotus and the proximity of Paru’s to my apartment. Paru’s is still relatively close by and I’ve celebrated my birthday there on the outdoor patio for the last two years, but when it comes to close-by Indian food, I’ve found [...]

Having driven by, around, and through Koreatown for years now, something always caught my attention in this cultural melting pot. Pupusas, pupusas, pupuseria, pupusas, pupuseria, pupusas…words that marked storefronts on practically every block. I knew that pupusas were a type of filled corn disc from El Salvador, thanks to Jonathan Gold from the LA Weekly, [...]