I first heard of the deli/catering/cafe/marketplace Larchmont Larder when we had their catering at work. We had sandwiches and salad and they were wonderful. I couldn’t believe such delicacies were on Larchmont yet under our radar since it’s not exactly on the main stripe of Larchmont Village. On Larchmont blvd close to Melrose Ave, Larchmont Larder […]
Archive for the ‘Favorite Food Entries’ Category
April 2, 2010
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The Bazaar (Beverly Hills)
By Freda in 10: Beverly Hills, Favorite Food EntriesThe famous Jose Andres has finally opened his tapas restaurant in Los Angeles: The Bazaar at SLS Hotel. Better late than never I was treated me there for my birthday. 😀 The menu offers both his interpretation of traditional tapas and modern (fusion) tapas, and featuring molecular gastronomy exploration. Most dishes are ‘one-bite’ size. The […]
Tags: Dessert, fashionable, Fusion, Gastronomy, Tapas
March 18, 2010
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Grill ’em all Truck
By Joan in 21: Food truck, Favorite Food EntriesI might have found my new favorite food truck: Grill ’em all, it’s heavy metal theme (“Grill ’em all” as in Metallica’s “Kill ’em all”) and serves gourmet burgers. Excuse the blurry picture, it was a chaotic night when I came across it right outside Silent movie theatre where we went to a sold out […]
Tags: Burger, food truck
March 5, 2010
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Otomisan (Boyle Heights)
By Joan in 19: East LA, Favorite Food EntriesEver since Freda and I started Potatomato back in 2004 we’ve been blogging about eating in Los Angeles for 6 years now. We originally started the blog as a motivation for us to explore this city and go to neighbourhoods we normally wouldn’t venture to (ex: Gardena, Lomita…etc). So it’s hard to believe that it’s […]
Tags: Japanese
February 25, 2010
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Ichimiann Bamboo Garden (Torrance)
By Joan in 17: South Bay, Favorite Food EntriesOne time the topic of “best soba in LA” came up, other than Otafuku , someone recommended Ichimiann Bamboo Garden. Also hidden away in the Torrance/Gardena area, Ichimiann locates on a quiet small empty street that’s easy to miss. The interior is hole-in-the-wall and very small. The place was quite packed when we were there, […]
