Stopped by for a croissant and ended up staying for a while. The pastries were lovely, and I had to get a slice of tiramisu to go. The seating was comfortable and the service was really friendly, which made it a nice, relaxed stop.

Just had to try the Chicken Alfredo and Shrimp ones. The chicken was surprisingly moist, and the shrimp filling was generous. Got a box of six different flavors to share.

Such a fun spot to hang with friends! The old planes on display are so cool to check out.

Parking&#39;s a bit tight in their lot. I just snagged a spot around the corner on the street. Quick in and out for lunch.

The coffee&#39;s solid, and having the condiments and napkins right outside is a nice touch for customizing your drink.

Been coming here for years. The ham and cheese croissant is my go-to, always flaky and fresh. Guava cream cheese one&#39;s good too, a nice change. Cookies are solid. Prices have crept up a bit, but that&#39;s everywhere now.

I&#39;m not vegan but I was curious about their roasted strawberry &amp; coconut flavor. It&#39;s surprisingly creamy and rich, honestly couldn&#39;t tell the difference from the regular stuff. A nice little find!

Happy hour ramen was a solid deal. The broth had a good depth, not too salty. Edamame was just standard, but for the price drop on weekdays, it&#39;s a decent pick.

Solid coffee and their croissants are flaky perfection. ☕️

Been coming here since I was a kid. The pizza&#39;s just like the 90s, and their house red is a solid match.

Love watching them make the breakfast sandwiches fresh behind the counter. So good! Patio is nice, but seating inside is a bit tight.

The Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki was solid. Good portion for the price, lots of noodles and cabbage in the layers. Filled me up without breaking the bank.

Birria ramen was the highlight. The broth was rich, and the noodles had a good texture. Staff was attentive, handled a busy Friday evening well. The molcajete was decent, but the ramen is the main reason I&#39;d go back.

The Borneo rice plate was huge! Honestly couldn&#39;t finish it, and the price was right. The noodles looked good too, definitely a spot for when you&#39;re really hungry.

The black rice sushi was a standout. It had a nice chew and a subtle nutty flavor I haven&#39;t found elsewhere. The place itself is modern and low-key, perfect for a casual meal. I grabbed mine to-go and it held up really well.

The DineLA menu was a nice find. I really focused on the ingredients. The squid ink karaage was a standout - you could tell the squid was fresh, not rubbery at all. The ribs were good, but the karaage was the star for me.

This place offers a unique take on Indian cuisine, with innovative fusion dishes that are both flavorful and satisfying. The sticky ribs and lamb rogan josh were personal favorites, and the dessert was a delightful finish to the meal.

Been coming here for years, and the fruit tart is still my go-to. It&#39;s just the right balance of sweet and tart, and the crust is always crisp. That little extra touch from the staff when you&#39;re picking desserts? It&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The staff here is just so nice. They remembered my name from my last visit and were really patient explaining the menu. It&rsquo;s a small thing, but it makes you feel welcome.

Trendy spot, classic diner feel. Food is consistently good and fresh. Service is fast and friendly. I just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price.

Got the fried pork and kimchi dumplings. Really good. For two people, the whole thing came out to about $40. Pretty solid for LA.

This is a nice, relaxed spot for breakfast. The food is fresh and the portions are generous. I really appreciated how comfortable the booths were&mdash;it made for a very easy, unhurried meal.

The crab meat with fish maw soup was my favorite. You could really taste the freshness of the ingredients, and the broth was so clean. A very comforting dish for a light meal. The xiao long bao were good too.

The lunch special has some legit Cantonese dishes I&#39;ve never seen before. A bit pricey for lunch, but the quality is there.

Decent buffet for the price. The Mongolian BBQ was my favorite part, you pick the ingredients and they cook it right there. Portions are generous at that station.

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