Majordomo in Chinatown is one of the rare LA restaurants you’ll walk out of genuinely surprised.

Night + Market West Hollywood is LA’s party restaurant. A party restaurant with some of the best Thai found in town.

Al-Noor is an LA classic and a far happier reason to head towards LAX.

Simply put, Broken Spanish serves some of the greatest Mexican food in Los Angeles.

Triple Beam is an excellent pizza-by-the-slice joint in Highland Park.

If you’re looking for the highest-quality Korean BBQ in LA, Parks is where you go.

Night + Market Song is the second location of LA’s best Thai restaurant, and it’s every bit as good as the original.

One of LA’s finest Italian restaurants, Osteria Mozza in Hollywood is still very much at the top of its game.

Mapo Galbi’s signature dish, the dak galbi, is one of our favorite meals in Koreatown - and all of LA, for that matter.

This third location of Sichuan Impression in West LA has the same great Chinese food as the original, with a bigger space.

Lunasia’s Alhambra location serves the best dim sum in Los Angeles, and is always worth the hours-long wait.

Guelaguetza is a Oaxacan spot in Koreatown that’s one of the best Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles.

Brent’s Deli in Northridge is one of LA’s best - and most iconic - Jewish delis.

Song Long Restaurant’s unique mix of Vietnamese and French specialties make it an undisputed Westminster staple.

Elite in Monterey Park is one of the best dim sum restaurants in Los Angeles.

Craft is a Tom Colicchio restaurant in Century City. Which sounds boring, but really isn’t.