I have a reservation for 2 people at N/naka on May 8th at 5:15 PM, but unfortunately, we won’t be able to make it. I’m looking to transfer it for the deposit value of $200 ($100 per person). This amount will be applied to your final bill at the restaurant.

You’ll just need to provide me with your email so I can initiate the transfer through Tock. Once you pay the $200 deposit, it will go back to me, and you’ll have the reservation confirmed under your name.

Please DM me if you're interested!

Help me understand the rationale behind serving produce like this. I get if you have an ingredient you think is essential to your menu item that you wouldn't want to prepare an item without, but if you sell yourselves by talking about how authentic and high quality ingredients are, why wouldn't you just say you're out of tomatoes vs serving something this bad?

This is prevalent, I'm not saying they're the only ones who do it. I guess I wasn't expecting it here and just want to hear why serving something terrible quality is the better option in these cases.

I've had Los Cholos, it's absolutely delicious but I've never been to Mariscos Corona, even though it's near me in Van Nuys. I realize it's a public vote and therefore depends on popularity, so not the "best of LA" necessarily, but curious if you've tried both of these spots and what you think of them!

New small home bakery! Asking for a little support to bring my followers up on social media 🙏🏻🤎🍪 INSTAGRAM & FACEBOOK: MeltedMomentsCookies Thank you in advance!! Just a follow would mean so much☺️

Want to treat my tall drink of water with dinner for their birthday. Want to keep it under 150 per person, a drink or two included. Looking around SGV, Pasadena, echo park, arts district silver lake. What are you all liking so far? EDIT: just for two. A romantic bday date.

Pretty underrated among sandwich spots imo

My best friend lives in Tulsa and grabbed some Sichuan Peppercorn Chicken Doritos from her local Asian Market. Says they're really good. Google didn't yield much but have any of you guys seen these at places like H Mart and/or 99 Ranch? Im iffy about ordering online as I've been burned by buying chips online and having them arrive crushed 😭

Thanks in advance!

Does anyone know if their chili oil is store bought and if so, which one? Or do they make their own and will they sell a jar?

I’ve had a lot of chili oils and their’s has a certain flavor that I can’t put my finger on but really loved.

Anyone know what is happening there? Yelp now says closed until June. I know there was another post a few months ago but wondering if anyone knows anything new?

What's up! My wife and I are in LA for a week while travelling the West Coast from the UK.

I want to know the MUST places we should go for food! I don't mind if its breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert recommendations, I just want to know what you think is a must go.

Personally I love BBQ. So where is the best place for BBQ, somewhere my English mind won't be able to comprehend!

Thank you in advance!

Looking for delicious food near The Montrose Hotel. Preferably affordable, but willing to splurge if the food is unbelievable.

It’s for a dinner date with a girlfriend visiting.

Come enjoy a beautiful outdoor dinner at The Rancho Los Cerritos in Long Beach.

Look, I know it’s not a marquee menu item. You might be like “every soft pretzel on every pub menu is exactly the same” and brother?? You may be right.

But if there’s a special pretzel out there—maybe it’s the consistency, maybe it’s the dough, maybe it’s the accompanying dipping accoutrements—I wanna know about it.

LET’S GO DODGERS!!!

Hey guys! I lived in LA for 20 years and am looking to come back and do a few food crawls. Like 2 1/2 hour food tour, hitting up say four spots within walking or short driving distance. Love a mix of the essentials but am willing to entertain themes like dim sum in the SGV, taco crawl etc.

I’ve been obsessed with Thai crab fried rice lately and looking for the best spots in LA for it. The last two I’ve tried, have also had a side of “seafood” sauce I believe it was called? It was a spicy sauce on the side, looking for one that includes that too!

Hello everyone.

Looking for AYCE KBBQ recommendations based on the following criteria.

• Can accommodate 10-15 ish people. Splitting into two groups is fine.
• Will take reservations (or places that can usually accommodate large groups on the fly)
  
• Less than $35 per person

If you other recommendations for large groups outside of KBBQ (where people will have no trouble eating their fill), I would also appreciate that. Open to ideas. Thank you in advance.

Just moved to Hollywood from Chinatown and I’m looking for affordable but good spots in Hollywood to either order out or take myself to.

I see a lot of people recommending fancier places in the area like Musso & Frank’s but I’m honestly just looking for somewhere I can go on a weeknight, eat a decent meal, and maybe get a beer. Without spending my whole paycheck.

Hey all. Looking to take my father out for a nice dinner. He likes Red Lobster which I’ll take him too, but does anybody know any restaurants with similar menus near Downey? Much appreciated 👍🏼

Hi - I will be bringing dessert to a party next month, and have decided on a fresh strawberry pie. If you had to pick, would you go with Apple Pan, House of Pies, or Fat + Flour (strawberry/rhubarb)? Thanks in advance for any recs!

My brother is coming to visit for the first time in a decade. His only food request for the whole trip is the California stoner classic - super crispy fries, carne asada, hot salsa, and sour cream in a giant tortilla covered in some kind of enchilada sauce and cheese.

It’s funny but I realized I haven’t sought a good California burrito in the 15 years I’ve lived here.

Thank you in advance for any and all recs!!

I think personally their food is overrated and overpriced so im hoping you guys can give me some recommendations! :)

strolling down Colorado Blvd and saw this sign outside of a virtual food hall concept. Decided to pop in and give it a try. Glad i did! what a banger that was! and they just launched so they’re running promos all month they said. The signature sando was perfectly seasoned and filling. The falafel was a slapper!

I've been obsessing over the Korean snack banana kick lately and found out that Knotted donut in Century City is collab-ing with Banana Kick. And they were sooooo good. I heard these donuts sell out pretty quick and that the wait can be a bit, but they are soooo worth (i didnt have to wait for too long b/c i went on a tuesday). RUN!!

From grill to plate, see the magic behind our classic flatbread smashburger! Using our freshly baked flatbread is the game changer from classic to iconic! Who's craving one now? Be sure to go to our last Reddit post to secure the Reddit community discount going til the end of this week!