Don’t tell the chef what to do…
Another stunning dinner at the Borgese’s…
Great Old School French in Sherman Oaks with the gang…
It feels like an American breakfast cafe, but it’s Chinese. The food is mildly fusion. It’s partially dim sum, partially other Southern Chinese banquet. But if you order right, it can be awesome…
This sneaky space off Ocean Blvd has a very pretty courtyard — although it’s pretty hard to find…
We’ve been going here for a long time… it hasn’t changed much…
Certainly in the top 2-3 steakhouses in LA…
Checking out this Chinese Fusion noodle joint because I’m a noodle fiend…
Another awesome summer night at Majordomo. Great place for a big party. Don’t go on a date!
This location used to be Chang’an — not the one in Tustin but a different Chang’an I never visited — but now it’s changed to Tang Dynasty and not bothered to change signs. They just wrote in Tang Dynasty by hand…
Much hyped BBQ, but it didn’t really do it for me…
An incredible Latour dinner in the still rocking Republique private room…
A stupendous special sushi pop-up from Japan hosted at Brothers sushi in Santa Monica…
A fun and tasty end to our epic trip…
Dignita would do well in LA — it has a similar hipster/international vibe going on and very good “all day brunch.”
This was a great ice cream place and while the flavors weren’t particularly exotic, the milk quality and soft creamy style of ice cream was first rate…
Indian food is always a bit different in different countries and this Dutch version was no exception — so mild and creamy…
Starting off the Netherlands phase of our trip with a local place in Maasbree…
Tao is the “Asian” restaurant at the Dalaman…
Alize was a substantial cut above the dinner buffet, mostly just because the flighted format is more relaxed…