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Mighty Bowl

4.2 (49 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Create your own bowl: brown rice (base) , grilled chicken, and lime fish sauce
Astrud A.

I really love their bowls! I've only ordered through uber eats app and tried creating my own bowl. Honestly anything I've added on my bowl was really good. Their lime fish sauce is a nice touch, even when I had brown rice as my base. Their grilled chicken was not too dry and had a good char that added a smokey flavor. I also wanted to point out that their bowls are filling, I usually eat half for lunch and the other half for dinner. I can't wait to try more bowls from this spot!

Amanda A.

I decided to check out this spot while shopping at the Fig@7th. The Mighty Bowl reminds me of On+On Korean Kitchen, but they have a wider selection. They have 10 pre-built selections and then a build a bowl option. I decided to build my bowl with white rice, grilled steak, mushrooms, cucumber salad, and tomatoes with teriyaki sauce and fresh cilantro and pickeled carrots to top it off. I got pretty full with the bowl so it is definitely good portion sized. The lady who was making my bowl was nice and helped with all my questions. The spot is located on the lower level in the Fig@7th plaza. The seating area is like your typical mall food court. But there's plenty of seating. I would recommend checking this place out if you're in the mood for some healthy and asian food.

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Michelle F.

Chipotle, but make it Asian flavors!! Build your own bowl - or pick from their delicious city inspired bowls! I tried the Tokyo, Manila, and Seoul bowls and they were all so tasty. My favorite was the Seoul bowl! The marinate on that beef is SO GOOD, and with the kimchi it's *chefs kiss* healthy and delish! They are located inside the FIGAT7TH food hall! Parking is off 8th street. If you're shopping or in the area, I definitely recommend trying them out!!

Cassandra Y.

The Service: Fast service & fresh ingredients! The Food: When I look at their menu, I feel like I am "traveling" in Asia again! All different kind of flavors from different countries. Bangkok bowl definitely one of my top picks! Seared shrimp, fresh mangos, crushed peanuts and the best part.... lime fish sauce with Tahi chilies. That sauce is so addictive! Totally a Thai dish, sweet, sour & spicy! They put lots of scallions & cilantro which are must ingredients in Asian cuisine. They really showcase flavors from different countries/cuisines. BTW, I love their poached eggs! They are cooked perfectly, yes~ running yolk. The Parking: Parking structure (entrance at 7th Street). Park at L1, 2 & 3. Take the elevator to L1 which will connect to the courtyard (Taste Food Hall). In case the scanner for the parking validation is not working at their counter, you may go to Target at 2F, counter #3, there is a metal box for parking validation (self-service). Tons of indoor & outdoor seating area. It will be super nice enjoying the meal in the sunny LA weather. Besides Target, there are many retail stores to shop.

Karaage Bowl
Ashley P.

I love the concept of this place! They offer Asian inspired bowls with a bowl representing a different region in Asia and providing flavors from those regions. You can also build your own to create a bowl based on your preferences and flavors. I got the karaage, laksa and Penang. My favorite was the karaage. The chicken wasn't dry and the flavors were both savory with a bit of sweet. The Laksa was also super yummy as it reminded me of home. I only wish that the bowls were filled up more as they were only filled up about 3/4 of the way, especially for them being priced at $13-$14 a bowl. Also parking is super expensive if you park at the fig at 7th structure so make sure you don't forget to validate!

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Richard O.

Originally, I was planning on going to Oleego, but I found out they're not open during the weekend. It was my first time at the 7th & Fig mall, and their food court had plenty of interesting restaurants to try. Mighty Bowl was open on the weekends, and their food was very good. Would come back and try other things on their menu.

Phattharaporn S.

Healthy bowls option in DTLA. They're inside the food court of Figat7th. You can park in the mall's parking lot but it's only free for 30mins (with validation from the restaurant). This is pretty good for the downtown of DTLA though. Their bowls are surprisingly good and very clean. I usually become very suspicious when coming too fresh bowl because many restaurants used old ingredients and will make my stomach go bad on the next day. This one did not! I was very happy with how healthy and clean the bowls were. They have already-designed bowls or DIY. I ordered all DIYs.

Yessica C.

The food was so fresh and flavorful I got the Soul Bowl and it was a wonderful balance between sweet and spicy. The beef was tender and moist. The kimchi was very good too. The people who served us where also very kind and helpful. Service was a 5/5 will definitely return to support this business. The meal was filling and felt healthy. Ambiance was calm for a Saturday afternoon not too busy since they are inside of a food haul. Definitely a Gem in DTLA.

Alejandro F.

While certainly there's nothing "mighty" about these bowls, I'd still call them pretty good bowls. But I guess that doesn't roll off the tongue as easily, huh? The service was excellent! A nice young lady took care of me, and although she was friendly, polite and cordial, I did notice that maybe the manager was putting a bit too much pressure on her (the manager is the other dude working alongside her). The ambiance is great. It's inside the food court at FIGat7th, a well-known shopping mall in Downtown L.A. I had the Tokyo bowl. Each bowl is named after the capital city (or in some cases, just an important city) of the country whose cuisine inspired that specific bowl. So mine had furikake, grilled chicken, mushrooms, and a poached egg, clearly inspired by ramen or rice bowls in Japanese cuisine. You can also customize your bowl. The logo is neat. I thought each floating grain of rice in the logo represented each one of the bowls, but there are 9 grains of rice in the logo, and there are 10 different bowls in the menu, so I was wrong by 1 . Overall a great experience! Will definitely be back.

Penang bowl
Sophia J.

I ordered the Penang bowl - the egg was poached nicely, and the cucumber and sauce created a nice texture and flavor. I would have preferred there to be more ingredients, but I enjoyed this more than I expected to and would eat here again! Service is fast since this is a Chipotle-style restaurant where the bowl is assembled right in front of you according to what you pick. The seating is simply the dining area of the food court at Fig at 7th, which is not special by any means but fine for small groups.

Seoul, Manila and Laksa with chicken.
Christine B.

I went to visit yesterday at Figat7th. You can either customize your bowl or order one of their capital city bowls like Manila, Seoul, Tokyo or Singapore. I chose the Manila with pork belly, Seoul with steak and Laksa. My favorite was the Laksa (a mild spicy broth with noodles and chicken). It reminds me of khao soi, but are different since the noodles are not the same. Next time I want to customize as my friend mentioned when he visited thought was the better option. The Taste Food hall is where you can find this fast casual Asian fusion.

Naomi W.

Really great spot with lots of yummy options. I like how customizable the bowls are! I work upstairs in the mall so I like having this spot conveniently to grab lunch. The food is always consistent and portions are good.

Build your own bowl
Teresa B.

Came here with my son for lunch a few weeks ago and I loved building my own bowl. I decided to go with building my own and Sun the owner was so kind as to offer recommendations to go with my protein. My son totally devoured his Toyko Bowl and said that he enjoyed it as well. This is a nice spot to hang out in at the Food Court of 7th and Fig. When you work up an appetite after shopping, you can hit up Mighty Bowls for a yummy meal. It is definitely filling and you will love it.

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Asian chipotle - but it's a bit expensive for what it is. Don't get the adobo sauce because it's not quite right...

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Food is ok. Nothing special. For like $15 a bowl, the portion is very shy. Disappointing.

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Slay, yummy, i got tofu and it did the job! Good flavors and lots of veggies. Teriyaki sauce is good, limes are really juicy.

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So delicious! Healthy and very satisfying!! Two thumbs up for this east coast take on healthy Korean bowls

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Definitely 5 star for the food and service! They are very generous of the serving , i love their california bowl!

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Koreatown Plaza Food Court

Koreatown Plaza Food Court

4.0(133 reviews)
2.8 mi•Koreatown
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Is it the best food ever? No. But the options are awesome…read more Awoolim is my favorite. You can get a cup of odeng soup with a skewer for less than $3. Make sure to bring cash because they don't take card unless you purchase more than $10 worth of food. I also just tried the new Pho spot (Pho 213) and it was really good. Amazing customer service and good portions! I love coming here and seeing people of different ages and ethnicities "share" a meal like it's a cafeteria :) Great environment to bring your family or perhaps friends who've never tried Korean food.

The Bottom Line 3 stars: A good option for quick, fresh and delicious Korean-inspired food…read more Recommended! Location 3 stars: In Koreatown Plaza, on the SE corner of Western Ave and James M Wood Blvd. Your only practical option for parking is the mall parking. Make sure to validate or you'll haver to pay their standard rates which add up quickly! Venue 2 stars: There are about 20 restaurant stalls at the Koreatown Plaza food court. You order and pay at the counter and get a pager to pick up your food when ready. Service is usually fast but the food court gets very busy and noisy during lunch hours. Food is mostly Korean staples with an occasional Japanese influence thrown in (sushi and Katsu). One big negative for me is that the restrooms are worn out and filthy!!! I hope the management makes an effort to improve this. Service 4 stars: Polite and to the point. Remember to ask them to validate your parking stub. Food 4 stars: High-quality, freshly made-to-order. Generous portions at reasonable prices. Drinks 3 stars: Restaurant-dependent but mostly canned sodas.

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Koreatown Galleria

3.9(316 reviews)
2.7 mi•Harvard Heights
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This very popular three-level indoor mall has a great food court and ground level supermarket…read more These two places also have the fairest prices. While it was great to see only two empty storefronts, most businesses sell overpriced to super overpriced products to stay afloat. The mall is dated-looking, with a defunct water fountain, but the open second floor bathed in natural sunlight gives off soothing, chill vibes. The food court has about 9 places, mostly Korean but also a Vietnamese and Japanese katsu options. We ate fresh bi bim naeng myun (very chewy buckwheat noodles), ja jang myun (chewy noodles with black bean sauce and a nice amount of minced beef or pork), and fish cake on a skewer. Some places charge for a to go container and the cranky employee at the naeng myun place (the name's only in Korean, Kang San Myun Ok, refused to sell me to go in separate containers. Excuse me for wanting to separate the chewy noodles from the broth, as the noodles will lose elasticity from a long drive. The food court had many televisions broadcasting a World Cup match. There eating area is spacious with tables are cleared and wiped quickly. The outdoor dining are was closed the day we went. The supermarket is huge, organized and has the viral fruit-shaped ice cream that I adore, for $4.99 each. There's a Cake House bakery with mildly sweet Asian pastries and hot beverages. Their cakes are very expensive and beautiful. Cake slices are also sold. The mall has women's clothes, skin care, a bank, bookstore, children's toys, handbags and jewelry, and knick-knacks or collectibles. There's even a flower shop on a parking level right by the supermarket entrance. We were surprised to spend about 4 hours there. It's easy to spend a lot of time here as the parking is free! I will be back for the food and accessories in support of Korean-owned businesses.

The Bottom Line 3 stars: A good place to stop by IF you are in the area, for general groceries and…read moreKorean food specialty items, and/or to have some decent and reasonably priced Korean food. The Little Bean coffee shop is also worth a visit (see my sepataete review). Recommended! Location 4 stars: SE corner of Olympic and Western in southern K-Town, to the West of DTLA/LA Live. Free self parking on premises. Venue 3 stars: Older shopping complex, consisting of the Galleria Supermarket on the lower level and 2 levels of shops. Extensive Food Court on the 3rd floor. Store mix 3 stars: Mostly mid-to-low tier unbranded clothing and health stores. A nice coffee shop on the second level (Little Bean Coffee). The food court is massive, with tens of Korean restaurants. I recommend Galleria Tonkatsu and Jin Su Sung Chan.

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Mercado La Paloma - $9 with tax for carne asada, al pastor & rajas con crema - Taco Tuesday!

Mercado La Paloma

4.5(290 reviews)
2.4 mi•Historic South Central
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Our family fell in love with the food here! Everything was so delicious and felt absolutely fresh…read more I came to dinner already a little full from before, but I wish I had come starving. The food was so flavorful and seasoned perfectly. The meats were so tender and nothing was chewy. I was a little confused when I got here, but it's first come first serve. Once you order, you take your number, find your seat, and wait for the server to deliver your food for you. It's honestly kind of set up like a food court!

On my most recent visit, I came here after seeing show and wanted to grab a bite before heading…read morehome on a Sunday evening. Got here about an hour before closing so the Mercado had a chill vibe in general and the lines were pretty short... So of course I took advantage of getting food items from a couple of locations! I specifically wanted the squash blossom quesadilla or quesadilla de Flor de Calabaza from Komal and the Tostada de Kanpachi + Uni from Holbox.... wow. I just felt so spoiled with so much delicious food available to me... and with little to no wait on anything! As expected, both the tostada and the quesadilla were fantastic and oh so aesthetically pleasing. I wish my stomach or appetite was bigger. I really do want to try some of the other spots that don't get featured as much... I guess there's next time. Always a treat when visiting the Mercado. Especially when there is a possibility of grabbing a lot of different high-quality bites at different places for the same meal. Because it was on the later side on a Sunday, parking in the lot was pretty easy to find.

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4.3(1.4k reviews)
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We haven't been here in a very long time. Forgot how good the food was here…read more First, we got some wings from the Magnificent Wings. We got the lemon pepper and the Bleu Buffalo. Both amazing. I would say the blue buffalo was better. Also their Mac and cheese was really good. Our second stop was the dumpling dream. This place was packed and it took a long time for the food to come out but it was worth the wait. Pork Xiao Long Bao was juicy and better than most places I've had. Our third spot was Casa de LoLa. Just get the beef empanada. It was delicious. This was after having wings and dumplings. My GF loves the plantains. Would definitely recommend this place. We also got some beers at the end. Definitely coming back here to try all of the dessert spots. By the time we were done with the food and was ready for dessert, most of the dessert places had sold out on their best sellers. Go there early and make sure to leave space for dessert.

Camello has a pop-up tent at Smorgasburg LA. They are blending some amazing Mexican and Levantine…read moreflavors in the grill on the back of their truck. Lamb Neck Shawarma: The slow roasted lamb neck is tender and juicy. Hoja Santa Amazake is an interesting combo of the root beer-like Mexican hoja santa herb with amazake, a Japanese fermented rice drink. Avocado Tahini adds nuttiness and this keeps getting saucier. The slices of watermelon radish make a tangy and crunchy pickle slaw, which is a great contrast to there bold sauce. Mast O Khiar, a Persian dip of yogurt and cucumber also adds cool creamy freshness, while the pomegranate molasses adds a sweetness. The Pita Poblano is excellent. The heirloom blue corn pita is super fluffy and a bit crispy.

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