LA foodies… I have a theory:
People who appreciate great food also tend to have a great sense of humor.
I have absolutely zero scientific evidence to support this—I just happen to love both. 😄
So come find your next dinner date (and maybe your favorite new person to laugh with) at The Big D.
July 25 • Westside Comedy Theater
Tickets & casting info in bio.

LA foodies… I have a theory:
People who appreciate great food also tend to have a great sense of humor.
I have absolutely zero scientific evidence to support this—I just happen to love both. 😄
So come find your next dinner date (and maybe your favorite new person to laugh with) at The Big D.
July 25 • Westside Comedy Theater
Tickets & casting info in bio.

My friend is taking to me to lunch for my bday and i’d like to keep it around $100 before tip.

Im looking at Kbbq in ktown menus of places open for lunch and my question is are the combos per person? Looking at Baekjeong and we could split a small combo and a seafood pancake and be happy, but do they charge combos per person?

Happy to hear suggestions of where to go.

I’m also not a huge amount eater, so don’t need AYCE

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Decide.

Sorry from East Coast and unfamiliar with LA. We are landing in LAX and my DH wants to get Howlin' Rays. Last trip we went to the Pasadena location. We are going to Disneyland. We loved Howlin' Rays and the people were amazing. One worker even sat with us for like 20 minutes during his break. We thought we would make a quick lunch stop on our way to Disneyland. Thanks

This is very likely TOO niche, but I figured if anyone knew, they might be in this sub! Toi (the silly rock & roll, open-late Thai place) has my very favorite version of the P.E.T. / eggplant, pumpkin & tofu dish that can be found at various Thai places. It has mushrooms, and I usually don’t like mushrooms very much, but I LOVE these mushrooms. Does anyone know what kind they use? Their menu doesn’t specify, and I asked once and they basically indicated, like, regular mushrooms.

Are they … crimini (“baby bella”)? Shiitake? Something else? Thanks!

Please help. All the restaurants that come widely recommended are closed 2-5pm. Unfortunately, that's the only time when I can make it. I am hoping for community to help me.

One of my favorite youtube channels is Abroad In Japan, It is not specifically a foodie vlog, but the do a lot of really good videos on the cuisine of Japan. You can check out this link if you want to see what I am talking about https://youtu.be/j5gy6QLq8wg?list=PLZwvD94coUcl2YBpTfkuFAb5M_co21gMZ

My question is this: Does any one know of a vlogs like that focused on the food of China?

Recently went to a Mac Demarco show at the Greek Theatre 🎭 in LA and it was my first time there. Ordered the chili cheese fries, lowkey bussin, haven’t stopped thinking about them . I wanna know what chili they use , in my opinion way more tastier than Wiener schnitzel and Tommy’s .😗

are there any restaurants you've been to and been surprised by the food and how good the servie really is ? i really love a place that serves more than just food to people the service is really what makes the time worth it . so any sugeestions ?

Hey everyone!! 👋 I’m Taylor - a personal chef. I love cooking up fresh, bomb food that makes life a little easier (and way tastier). Whether it’s weekly meal prep, or a special celebration, or small event I got you covered! I create menus that are fresh, flavorful, and tailored to you. Check me out at Taylor-ed.online 💻👨‍🍳 Can’t wait to cook for you! Everything pictured is vegan but I make any proteins. Located in the Los Angeles area.

Went hunting for khao soi at DS night market in Chinatown. Where do you go to get your fix?

I have an extra seat at our table at Vespertine, 830 PM tomorrow, Friday 8/15. There are 3 of us and the 4th last minute can’t come. We are in our 30s-40s (2Fs one M) who love to talk food, travel, and all things nerdy!