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4.2 (49 reviews)
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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.

Mighty Bowl Manila bowl (outside of the food court)

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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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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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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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HATCH - HATCH.  Bacon Wrapped Shishito & Chicken skewer.

HATCH

4.3(1.1k reviews)
0.1 mi•Downtown
•$$$

PLEASANTLY SURPRISED! 4.8…read more Hatch is located on the ground level of The Bloc, an open-air shopping center in downtown Los Angeles. The restaurant offers outdoor seating overlooking the lovely green turf and provides tall heaters for cooler evenings. My husband made lunch reservations here and told me it was just a quick 10-15 minute walk from our hotel, The Ritz-Carlton. We crossed a few intersections to get there, and it was well worth the walk. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a warm and welcoming host. The ambiance is light and airy, featuring high ceilings, light-colored walls, and light wood furnishings. The overall aesthetic is clean, modern, and very inviting. We stopped in for a late lunch and ordered the "Eggcellent Lunch" prix fixe, which included the following: *Tuna Tataki Handroll ~ seared wild caught tuna, tomato & shallot salsa, rayu chili oil, ponzu, micro cilantro *Seaweed Salad ~ w/minced garlic. Served alongside the Tuna Tataki Handroll *Squid Ink Karaage ~ 2-day brined fried chicken thighs, squid ink, house pickles, grilled lime, black garlic ranch *Chicken Breast Skewer ~ char siu marinade, black sesame *Bacon Shishito Skewer ~ applewood smoked bacon *Chicken Meatball Skewer ~ sous vide egg yolk & tare dip Bottom line, everything had visual appeal and was packed with flavor! If we lived locally, we would definitely return for dinner. I have no doubt the rest of the menu would be just as tasty, and I can only imagine the restaurant coming alive in the evening with a lively crowd, happy diners, and a well-stocked bar.

HATCH is located inside The Bloc in Downtown LA. Pro tip: Make sure you get your parking ticket…read morevalidated before leaving--it brought our parking total down from $36 to $3! When we walked in around 4:50 PM, the place was empty and slow. We got to choose our table, and the server was quick to take our drink order, but service descended into "mid" quality pretty fast. The servers weren't very knowledgeable about menu basics (like wood chip types or vegan options) and ours spent a lot of time ignoring her tables while the bartender looked completely bored out of his mind. Drinks *Hakutsuru Junmai Hot Sake: Tasted harsh, almost like rubbing alcohol. *Lemon Freeze Highball: Refreshing and the best of the cocktail bunch. *Momo Waves & Honey, Honey: Extremely whiskey-forward to the point of overpowering all other flavor notes. My friend has a cocktail smoking kit at home and said the smoked drink was a hard pass. I ended up ordering a Kimino Peach Sparkling soda (which wasn't for me) and passed it to my friend so he could use it to water down his Momo Waves. The Food The tapas delivery pacing was frustrating; bringing out one item at a time when you're hungry creates a stressful dining experience. More importantly, the execution was severely lacking across the board--there was zero char, no depth of marinade, and a complete lack of seasoning or spice. *Unagi ($12): Undercooked, soft, and mushy skin. If you're serving fish skin-on, it needs to be crispy. *Yaki Onigiri ($4): Sad disappointment. It came without a seaweed wrap; instead, the top and bottom were fried so hard they were practically unchewable. It tasted like burnt popcorn mixed with inedible fried Rice Krispies. The sauce was the only redeeming part. *Chicken Breast ($12) & Thigh ($4.90): The chicken thigh was good, but the breast was very strange--dry on the outside yet soft enough inside that it felt like it needed more cook time. *Lamb Lollipop ($15): The absolute last straw. You could smell the gamey-ness before it even reached the table. The steam hit my mouth with that heavy gaminess, and I couldn't even chew it. This place seems aimed at people who want meat in its rawest, unseasoned state--I need actual spices, love, and care in my food. *HATCH Greens ($18) & Agedashi Tofu ($6): My friend enjoyed the greens without complaint and said the tofu was fine. *Dessert & Final Thoughts We tried to end on a sweet note with the Binchotan Brownie ($14), but the brownie tasted like a cheap, pre-packaged wrapper brownie that had been frozen, thawed out, and dressed up with toppings. For a $150 tab, the "kitchen appreciation fee" and leaving hungry is a cardinal sin. Stop charging customers to pay the wages to your employees...We literally had to head straight to Hibachihana Grill right after just to get a satisfying meal. The menu has potential on paper, but the kitchen execution just isn't there. The only highlight of the entire dinner was the projection of SpongeBob playing on the wall.

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HATCH - HATCH.  Modern, clean lines.

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HATCH. Tuna Tataki handroll. Delicious!

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Enchant - Pasta

Enchant

4.2(410 reviews)
2.9 mi•Koreatown, Wilshire Center
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Enchant is a great spot in Koreatown for Korean fusion food and an elevated brunch experience. The…read moreatmosphere has a nice vibe, making it a good place to catch up with friends and enjoy something a little different from your typical brunch menu. We started with the Enchant lemonade and strawberry matcha, both of which had vibrant colors and made for a refreshing start to the meal. The kimchi pasta was one of my favorites. The noodles were cooked al dente and coated in a rich, creamy sauce that paired nicely with the kimchi flavors. It was the kind of dish that makes you want to scrape the plate clean! The kimchi fried rice was also packed with flavor, and I especially liked the masago and generous chunks of bacon. The bulgogi quesadilla was loaded with meat and cheese, making it a satisfying choice. The spicy sauce served on the side added an extra kick and really brought everything together. One dish that pleasantly surprised me was the street sandwich. The fluffy eggs paired with the crunchy vegetables created a nice contrast in texture, while the combination of sweet and savory flavors made every bite enjoyable. Overall, Enchant is worth checking out if you're looking for Korean fusion dishes with a brunch twist. There was a nice variety of flavors and textures across the dishes we tried. I'd definitely recommend adding this spot to your Koreatown brunch list!

More cute aesthetic & vibe than good food, but the service is good. It's very picturesque and they…read morehave a photo wall area. If there's a show at the Wiltern, you could park here for $20, grab a cocktail and a tapa before heading over. We came for dinner though and parking is free if dining at Enchant. We paid $100 for 2 people (4 dishes and 2 drinks) and the food was just okay so it didn't feel worth it at all. We got 3 tapas and 1 speciality dish: bulgogi quesadillas, bao bun tacos, fried chicken, and the pork cutlet. The chicken and pork cutlet came with cabbage salads, and the pork cutlet comes with a small serving of rice. The tapas portions are huge so we had a lot more food than we expected. The pork cutlet wasn't seasoned much and the sauce was also bland. The chicken was fried crispy and seasoned well. The bulgogi quesadilla is good, but the bulgogi flavor didn't come through as much as we would like. The bao bun tacos with spicy pork were okay. Overall, the food left us underwhelmed. Service was great though. Very attentive and nice.

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Wokcano - Emperor's Beef

Wokcano

3.4(1.8k reviews)
0.1 mi•Downtown
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Shout-out to Robert at Wokcano DTLA! Mannnn, I've been to…read morethis location plenty of times for happy hour, and I've never received this type of amazing service! It was nice and crowded, but Robert was still attentive, friendly, and on top of everything. His customer service was truly superb! My daughter and I were treated so well, and we really appreciated the hospitality. Robert definitely made our experience special. And did I mention the food tasted bomb! Thank you for the amazing service! We'll definitely be back!

FOOD: I saw the reviews and the hype online but it did not…read morematch the experience we had here at this location. The food definitely could have been better. We got the emperor's beef, fried rice, crispy chicken wings, spicy garlic shrimp and I forgot what type of noodles lol. We got them in a combo that comes with soup and a house salad. I picked the hot & sour soup and it was way too vinegary. It had great potential but just way too sour. The only thing that was good were the fried rice and emperor's beef. Everything else was either bland or had a weird funky taste (chicken wings). SERVICE: The food came out in a timely manner. We got seated right away despite it being dinner rush. I feel like that should have been the first red flag lol. Our server was sweet but just took a bit of time and kept forgetting the things we asked for and kept talking with her other coworkers. We ended up asking the other staff/servers for the things we needed like boxes/napkins and such. AMBIANCE: The lighting in the place was very nice and does set a vibe to the place. As for cleanliness, the tables and seats in the booths can definitely be cleaner. The smell of the place was whatever and can be a little kitchen-y maybe because we were seated close to the kitchen. During the time of our visit, it was not busy at all so it was not loud. Parking can definitely be tricky given that it is in DTLA. The outside area is not the greatest, again, it is DTLA lol. Honestly, I would absolutely not go back to this location. I will try wokcano again at a different area. This was not it at all. I do not recommend this location if this is your first time trying this "chain" restaurant. I've heard or seen online that the Burbank or other locations are so much better. Try at your own risk lol.

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