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    5.0 (11 reviews)

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    Spanish mackerel
    Nicole C.

    In the last month Corridor 109 opened its doors back up. I hadn't been to the initial opening so I can't speak to any comparisons, but I was blown away by my experience here. TLDR book your reservation here asap before they get any accolades. I had generally high expectations for Corridor 109 especially as Chef Brian had previously worked at very respected establishments like Eleven Madison Park. It would be an understatement to say my expectations were exceeded. Corridor 109 is a somewhat unique establishment where the restaurant itself serves as almost a "speakeasy" to the front bar, Bar 109. When you walk in, you immediately see Bar 109 in the front, and there is a backdoor to Corridor 109. Either way, the lighting, ambiance, and decor are modern and beautiful. The menu is expertly crafted, seafood focused, and beautiful. Sometimes during a tasting menu you'll have one or two dishes that miss the mark - absent here in all the best ways. Chef Brian is executing at a ridiculously high caliber and the quality and flavors are truly spectacular. The ikura, uni, mackerel, fugu, a4 Australian waygu, even the nori. Everything looks so simple but the flavors are so loud and bold. My favorite uni is Santa Barbara but the Hokkaido uni I had here was so ridiculously good I may have to change my mind. I've had Hokkaido uni many times from establishments all over the world, I have no idea what they did or where they sourced their uni but it was by far the best Hokkaido uni I have ever had, and it was only one component of the second dish. The only real drawback I thought was reflected more in the service and beverage options. The service here is solid but it could just be refined more. It felt like some of the servers were either a little uncomfortable or a little worried while still being attentive. The other thing is there is no beverage pairing option, reminisent of The French Laundry. You can ask the server to recommend some pairings so it's not a big deal, just the lack of a formal one made me wonder if it's an active choice or if they're still trying to find a dedicated somelier. Either way the one nice thing is they have sake, and with how seafood forward the menu is imo it's the best option available if you're going to get a bottle. Overall I can't recommend Corridor 109 enough. At a base $325pp I think it's very reasonable priced and I wouldn't expect it to always be this affordable. If they continue to operate at this high caliber, once the Michelin guide gets updated this place is an easy 1-2* imo.

    Ron W.

    It was a dark and stormy night when I entered the black box that is Corridor 109. It was like stepping into the special effects at The Sphere. There is just enough soft light to see who you brought or who you bought a drink for. Outside, you in the hood, with the hoodies and the hoods. Inside it's adult, calm and sophisticated. The Bar: Quirky, curated offerings. A little bit of a lot you've never had before and now you can enjoy as much as you want. The Bar also offers nibbles to keep the cool cocktails company and keep your hunger at bay. The Fish Sandwich had it's eye on me, for sure. I enjoyed a perfect Whiskey Sour in a Nick and Nora Coupe. Lusty Bourbon was forward, but balanced with the Simple Syrup and just the right amount of Lemon Juice. Worth a second, third, and fourth round. Who mentions the bathroom in a Yelp review? Today, I do. The Toto Commodo was oh so civilized. The all gender welcome Bathrooms are surgical suite spotless. So, if you need an Orchidectomy you can tie one on and tie one off at the same time, or at least until you're discreetly ushered into the 11 seat Chef's Counter Dining Room. Now you're settled in the speakeasy where serious dining awaits you. The room is dramatic in a subdued way. Amazing what one can with Black Matte Paint and laser focused lighting. Who goes here? 11 very lucky diners and those who simply gave up trying to get into Hayato. The Staff: Chef Brain Baik was as enthusiastic to have us as we were to be had. The Prep cooks were efficient and friendly and the two Servers were charming, graceful as Ballerinas, and top professionals. The Food; Magnificent. Period. Imaginative, creative and innovative. The kitchen has soul and passion which shows up in every dish. All the fish is flown in from Japan in small batches. And so, now let us begin our culinary adventure. 1. Ikura, a Salmon Roe Tartlet had a creamy custard base topped with the freshest barely salty Salmon Roe with just enough flavor of the Sea to wake up your palate. 2. Tai, Sea Bream with Ensui Uni (Uni preserved in saltwater). This came with Shiso Buds, Dashi and a Briny Gelatin. 3. Aji. Horse Mackerel. In less capable kitchens this can be tough as a Horse's Saddle. Not here. It's as soft as Silken Tofu. the Mackerel lay on top of Texas size slice of Texas Toast with micro diced Red Chilies and a Chimichurri. This dish was spectacular. 4. Ankimo, Ground Monkfish Liver in a short splash of Soy Sauce. This was next to some lovely Flounder topped with tiny diced Chives. 5. Hotate, a Scallop from Hokkaido was cured in Kelp and served in a Clam Broth along with a sliver of Halibut on a Toasted Nori Square. Make a handroll out of this wannabe Burrito. Either way eat it, you'll shovel it in and wish for several more. 6. Sawara, Spanish Mackerel lay in a puddle of brilliant Coconut Cream and a construction project of Yamaimo (Mountain Yam). A Hokkaido Scallop sits proudly in a pool of four different Herb Oils in Dashi. It all presents as a dome. Touch it and it separates into 20 pieces. Very clever and dashing. 7. Katsuo, Skipjack Tuna stacked on a coil of Pesto Spaghetti. While simple, this was magisterial. A little Ginger added dimension. I would have been thrilled just to enjoy a large soulful bowl full of this homage to Genoa's most remarkable invention...Pesto. 8. Kinki, Channel Rockfish roasted over Binchotan coals and served in a perfect Fish Broth. Chef Brian made the best use out of both elements. 9. Clam and Uni, Buri (adolescent Yellowtail) came on a mound of delicate toothy Sushi Rice Risotto laced with Uni. Totally terrific. 10. Wagyu, yes, it's time to wag your beef with joy. Two squares of Prime Beef devoid of any trace of fat, served in Oxtail Jus and a Shiso Sauce Reduction. Wagyu wow factor. While I am currently off Beef I was all over this exquisite creation. 11. Dessert, a Larousse Gastronomique level Quenelle of Asian Pear Sorbet was just the right way to cap off this incredible dining adventure. I want to wander down this corridor to my rented room so I can dine here as often as I wish. I'm all for this Corridor and definitely returning for more.

    View from our seat in the tasting menu room
    Matt B.

    The food here is amazing! The ingredients are fresh and are the star of each dish. Everything is well balanced, and I left felling full but not stuffed. The ambience is great too. The tasting menu room is intimate and refined, and you get to watch the staff prepare each dish. Pace of each course for the tasting menu was perfect. Absolutely coming back soon!

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    Julia H.

    Reminding me of Kato when they first started out, the small 8 seater restaurant is located in a shopping center of Howlin' Rays. It's on the 2nd floor without any signage. Chef Brian Balik came by and greeted everyone prior to service. 1. Hon mash tartlet: the onion and citrus cuts through the salty trout roe. A tasty combination. 2. Isaki with ensui uni: The fish was flavorful with the tarte gelee bringing out the sweetness of the uni 3. Kasugodai toast: nicely toasted milk bread with aioli but it slightly overpowers. Still so good. 4. Hotate: the scallop is very light and gets overpowered by the potato. Good but not sure if they go together. 5. Kinki with nagaimo: The sauce was really good. Dish reminded me of a more concentrated version of steamed fish you get at Chinese restaurants 6. Katsuo with pesto: pasta cooked perfectly al dente. Katsuo is great fish that pairs well with them stronger pesto and ginger 7. Aka amadai: soup was a bit salty for me and the radish didn't have much flavor. 8. Abalone risotto: the risotto was a bit too soft but had good umami. The abalone was nice and tender. 9. Mango sorbet: creamy pure mango. Can't go wrong here. Will be interesting if they can expand the desserts beyond sorbet in the future. Service was good. The restaurant had a relaxed atmosphere. Dinner took about 2 hours which is pretty good for the quality of the dishes. They are currently looking for a more permanent location and I for sure will be coming back again. I see great things in the future Chef Brian and his restaurant.

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    4.2(1.7k reviews)
    0.9 miChinatown
    $$$$
    Takes reservations
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    We arrived with a reservation for Saturday brunch. It was nice and quiet and there was plenty of…read morespace inside as well as on their nice patio. We tried the following: Bing Bun Basket with 3 sets of spreads (ricotta, jam & chili, honey butter, citron cream cheese & sesame): The bing bread was soft and warm, kinda like an airy pancake bread. The spreads were delicious. It was so good, we'd definitely get it again. Chicken Wings with sweet & spicy and honey garlic sauce: These crunchy fried drumettes were okay but not standout or worth the price. Steak Ssäm: We enjoyed the unique combination of flavors here with steak, shiso, pickled daikon, jalapeño, lettuce and rice. Choco Pot De Creme: a nice, rich chocolate pudding with whipped cream and crunchy flakes. Yuzu Medicina and Ichigo-Rita: decently strong fruity cocktails which we both enjoyed. Parking: There was an unstaffed, paid parking lot across the street.

    Came here for Mother's Day prefix. Made reservation since I've been wanting to check out this place…read moreand brought my mother and child. My reservation must've been towards end of brunch. Food wasn't good. Nothing stood out to me except for the salad. For starters we were suppose to have two different salads but without apologies a waitress simply brought out a small bowl of cucumber slices stating they ran out of the other salad. No comp or no discussion on an alternative where I was charged full prefix price. It was disappointing since I wanted to try their salads and that was the best part of their entire prefix and only dish we actually finished. For Steak and eggs entree, they never asked how I would've like the steak cooked and they brought it medium, which we did not touch since it was too bloody for my liking. The deserts were all underwhelming also including meringue, tart and chocolate mousse. I got sliders for my kid who loves a good cheese burger but she didn't eat it either. Also having fries with burgers would've been nice and I was surprised she got two small sliders with no fries. Usually sliders and chicken tenders are always served with fries. Esp for children. Service was okay initially but towards end I had to keep looking for waiter trying to ask for things since again end of day I felt workers were busy closing out and not as much attention was paid to guests still left. Ambiance was okay. It was farther than I thought near Chinatown than my usual west LA options. To me it's about experience, taste and quality time but given price point and culinary experience I had for Mother's Day prefix, I do not want to dine again at this restaurant.

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    Marugame Monzo

    4.4(5.1k reviews)
    0.8 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$

    I can't believe I have never written a Yelp review for Marugame Monzo before! This is literally…read morewhat I get everytime I visited LA. My friend and I always said we need to try new restaurants but fail every time because we always ended up craving Marugame Monzo. They literally have the best cream udon in my opinion! They got the ratio RIGHHTTTT!! It's creamy but not crazy creamy that all you taste is heavy cream. I can taste the flavor from the protein!! The hand crafted udon noodles always cooked to perfection with the perfect texture. The noodles soaked up the sauce up so well!! I have tried different cream udon dishes here - the famous sea urchin cream udon, the carbonara udon, the mentai cream udon, the butter squid udon, etc... My fav would definitely be the mentai cream udon, as you get lots of yummy seafood (shrimps and scallops) in the sauce. The butter squid cream udon is also really good as well!! I like to pair my cream udon with a side of chicken karage!! I really like the batter that they use for the chicken! It's crunchy and airy and very well seasoned!! Service has always been amazing! You get seated fairly quickly and the staff are super attentive! They always check up on you to see how you are doing. The restaurant is small and they make the best of the space they have. I like the glass window/bar area where you can see the chef make the udon noodles!!

    Ordered the miso carbonara udon & ikura don…read more The udon was great: creamy and flavorful, but definitely felt more like the carbonara part of the fusion. I regret the ikura don though. It took a while to come out, and it was too bland. I wish it was more like a poke bowl.

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    The Airliner

    4.6(91 reviews)
    1.6 miLincoln Heights
    $$

    Decent food but poor service and atmosphere. We had to wait quite a while before being shown to a…read moretable without clear indication of where exactly we were supposed to go. Our waitstaff were a bit standoffish and slow to provide our menus and cheque. I don't think I would come back.

    Came with a coworker because I owed her dinner for taking me to the airport :) It was happy hour…read more(5-7pm daily) when we arrived. FLAVOR (4.8/5): 1. CHICKEN LIVER PATÉ: The paté was good! I liked the pickled veggies that came with - they helped balance out the creaminess of the paté. Would definitely order again. 2. GREEN CHOP SALAD: I liked the chop salad! Flavorful, great mix of textures, and a great addition to all the savory shareable plates. Since we came during happy hour, they had a deal where you could order this and the Onion Noodles for a discounted price. 3. HAMACHI CRUDO: I've had too many hamachi crudos to count, and to be completely honest, they all start to blend together. This is a good one. Great appetizer choice, especially if you're ordering other dishes on the heavier side, like the chicken wings and onion noodles. 4. CHONG QING CHICKEN WINGS: I loved the chicken wings. Nice, crispy skin, but still tender and juicy inside. Other chili wings can be too oily, but these were perfect. I couldn't stop eating these. 5. SHANGHAI TRIPLE ONION NOODLES: Yummy! I loved the texture of the crispy onions paired with the noodles. This felt like a dish that could go well with anything else on their menu. 6. BLACK SESAME BROWN BUTTER RICE KRISPY TREATS: Of course we had to make room for dessert, and these were delicious. The stone fruit balanced the heaviness of the black sesame, which, if you've had before, you know can easily overpower a dish. SERVICE (5/5): Service was great. I like that you can order a beer for the cooks. In my head, it feels like I'm (hopefully) contributing to a fun environment back there. AMBIENCE (5/5): Good for dates or casual hangouts. I like their outside patio, especially when the weather is nice. PARKING (3/5): Street parking. TAKEAWAYS: I think a strength of The Airliner is how well the dishes all complement each other - the wings paired with the salad and the onion noodles hit everything you would want in a meal. The noodles are a good staple, while the chicken wings give you that extra oomph of flavor and crunch. The salad gives you a little break, and the paté you can snack on in between bites when you get a little bored. I would love to try their other dishes, like their curry crispy rice! Would definitely come back again. I was pleasantly surprised.

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    Anju House

    4.4(694 reviews)
    4.0 miKoreatown
    $$
    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials

    It was my first time here. The place is very nice and love the decor…read more The parking is valet or street parking. The service was very good. The chicken was a little in the dry side but overall all the food was good. We will be back!

    I'll start with the positives. The location is very nice. Designed with an elegant, but…read moreminimalistic vibe. I love that, traditional mixed modern social dining feel. I had placed a phone order, for pick up; upon arrival, I found the service was prompt. I saw my food ready to go, just past the main walk-in area. Almost immediately after that, I was taken care of by the host and on my way. I've been waiting to try this place for ages so on the drive back to work I was excited to steal a piece of meat from the bag. Initial bite flavor was good, meat was tender just a bit on the chewy side.. I wasn't bothered by it too much as I'd have to leave it in an oven warmer at work. Trying to keep food warm, in doing so, I knew there'd be only two possible outcomes, melting tender or either tough & dry. So, the dish of meat and rice sat in the warmer for almost an hour hour and a half. The downhill slope.... Set the "meat " on the veggies and began to eat. Meat after meat, I kept experiencing the same exact texture. It was the same exact rubbery chew, I initially tasted. Each and every piece was the same exact flavor. There was no peak, there was no pitfall. If you cook or grill, you know this is a red flag. Normally, consistency would be a good thing, a Master craftsman type experience, but this was NOT it. As go on, I get the sinking feeling, this can't be real meat. I lock in, the deeper I dig, each piece looks the same, broken apart the same, tastes the same, just various shapes. They can call me crazy for this one - I'll stand by it. Something is not right here. I'm not even going to throw it away. I'm going to study it for the next few days and post an updated review. I hope I'm wrong but as of right now, I'll never revisit this place. Too freaky of an experience. We

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    Firstborn

    4.2(130 reviews)
    0.4 miChinatown
    $$$$

    This place is a. Hidden gem in china town When I first…read morediscovered it they had just been opened 1 days I came back few months later to grab a drink and service is great, Great drinks and got to only try out Duck fat rice and cocktails I plan to come back for dinner was already impressed too bad my stomach was fill for any other meals

    Inside Chinatown's Mandarin Plaza sits firstborn with indoor and patio seating…read more This is a 4-course prix fixe menu, coming out to $68/person, before taxes and fees. I've come here two times - with a 5:30 p.m. reservation - and enjoyed the food, service, and ambiance. Pro-tip #1: Do not get their bread & butter starter; it is an absolute waste of money - a mate of mine went only to find out that it is a literal small smear of butter. The price is outrageous at $6 for 3 small pieces of bread and $5 for that butter smear - I promise you, this is not worth your money whatsoever. The first time I came here, we got bar seating and shared everything: 0. DRINKS & AMUSE-BOUCHE 0.1. Hojicha Milk Punch: Kettl Fuuka Hojicha, Cara Cara Orange Zest + Juice - $16 I do not recommend this - all I tasted was the yoghurt. 0.2. Celery root blini, creme fraiche, N25 ossetra caviar, reduction of apple and black vinegar - $15 A little too much apple reduction & balsamic vinegar, but otherwise, 8/10 - a little more caviar would be good. 1. COURSE 1: APPETISER 1.1. Wagyu Beef Tongue Carpaccio: Fermented kohlrabi, mala vinaigrette, arugula I didn't get the appeal of the Wagyu beef tongue - I have a lot of lengua (tongue) tacos and this honestly tasted like every other tongue I've had. The mala vinaigrette was gorgeously mouth-tingly, but I could have done with a little bit more kohlrabi and arugula; after a bite, I did feel a little heavy; despite it being a muscle, it doesn't taste anything iron-y like liver would. 1.2. Trout Tartare: Oro blanco, preserved chilies, jasmine Oh so absolutely fresh - I loved that I could taste the jasmine in a subtle manner & it was balanced perfectly with just the right amount of spicy kick from the preserved chillies, with the citrus juice from the oro blanco truly making this such a stellar "spring" dish with the trout. The gelee jasmine that was served was the right amount of tartiness with the oro blanco that I had knew I had to come back a second time to have it again. 2. COURSE 2: APPETISER 2.1. Duck Sausage en Crépinette: Apple condiment, red braised daikon, swiss chard It's a hefty, single (but not fatty or heavy) meatball and I personally found you only need a little bit of the condiment as it's sweet. 2.2. Stuffed Morels: Tofu and mushroom parfait, young peas, green garlic, buddha's hand This. This is the SINGLE dish that I would get again and again. It was such a fresh, refreshing, light, citrus-y, mildy chewy dish, perfectly balanced with young peas & green garlic. 3. COURSE 3: ENTREE 3.1. Grilled Short Rib: Black garlic, cabbage and leek terrine, yuxiang, pepper jus So rich, but not heavy; almost like it was a mole sauce - the beef was super tender. 3.2. Roasted Local Fish: Preserved mustard, green Sichuan, fennel, glass noodles Delicious, fresh, and light. 4. COURSE 4: DESSERT 4.1. Vanilla Sponge: Red bean, oolong, blackcurrent, blackberry Light sponge, delicous sauce; well made and not-too-sweet - a high compliment. 4.2. Lime Leaf Curd: Cashew, coconut, white chocolate This literally took me back to my childhood in Southeast Asia - I absolutely loved - LOVED - the strong lime leaf flavour, paired with the --Loved the seafood dishes because everything I got was fresh, citrus-y and light dishes; the meat dishes were a little heavier in the mouthfeel & sweeter due to the sauces they came with. The second time, we did patio seating & shared everything, except the last dish: 0. DRINKS 0.1. Oaxacan Old Fashioned: Agua Del Sol Espadin, Empirical Ayuuk, Be Bright Alo Faficho Natural, Fresh Passionfruit, Mole Bitters, Orange Coin Strong and well-made; definitely recommend. 0.2. Lacto Blueberry Fizz: Seedlip Grove, Lacto-Fermented Blueberries, Lemon, Soda - $14 Refreshing; good non-alcoholic option. 1. COURSE 1: APPETISER 1.1. Wagyu Beef Tongue Carpaccio 1.2. Trout Tartare 2. COURSE 2: APPETISER 2.1. Duck Sausage en Crépinette 2.2. Stuffed Morels 3. COURSE 3: ENTREE 3.1. Dry-aged Liberty Duck (for 2): Oolong-scented chestnut purée, grilled cauliflower, blackberries We got our own plate with duck and it so well made with a crispy skin and tender duck meat, paired perfectly with the chestnut purée. This is a must order - having tried other items from that course, I strongly recommend it. 4. COURSE 4: DESSERT 4.1. Vanilla Sponge: Red bean, oolong, blackcurrent, blackberry 4.2. Banana Pudding: Rum gel, tonka cream, brown butter Awesome crunch; lovely, thick gel texture; yummy butteryness. Service was great - attentive, not-too-talkative or hovering, and consistent. I do recommend, like others, coming earlier - with a reservation - because after 6 p.m., they get extremely busy and packed. You can park in the parking lot that this building is in for $10 (cash) or you can try to find street parking anywhere in Chinatown - depending on the day, you might get lucky. Pro-tip #2: There is a 3% service charge added to each bill, but you can ask for it to be removed, otherwise factor that into your tip.

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    4.0(333 reviews)
    1.1 miArts District, Downtown

    My friend and I met up for dinner and stumbled upon Taberu. We ordered chutoro sashimi with house…read moremade pickled ginger that was the most delicious pickled ginger i've ever had. We also had the pork belly crêpes, and the most delicious crunchy and flavorful crab croquettes. For main course my friend ordered the salmon with crispy skin and I had a wonderful seafood soy with the most delicious and delicate broth. 10/10 would recommend

    Definitely would not recommend coming here, especially if you are in a bigger party. We had 9…read morepeople here for a birthday celebration - food and drinks were really slow and came out staggered. Almost 1.5 hours before all the dishes finally came out. And service was also not great - the server brought out a drink that we didn't order by mistake, told us we could have it on the house, but ended up charging us for it anyway. Had already left when we noticed it. Also told us cake fee was $10, but ended up charging us $20. Food-wise, very hit or miss. The unadon, hamburger steak, and curry udon were all really good, but the yakitori skewers tended to be disappointing. The Tsukune was dry, the Negima was quite bland. The Miso Black Cod was also quite overdone, became quite rubbery when served and also was cold. Overall, I would not come back again, or recommend it. Given the price point, I expected that the food and service left much to be desired.

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