24 hours LA taco spot with lots of parking but can get busy. Stations are organized well. They…read moreaccept card, tap, and cash. Starting with the taco ordering area. They have giant al pastor spinning but most of the meats are already cooked in the metal tins. One potato per order now. The meats were tender with asada being my favorite here. Brisket is also good if you prefer a fattier meat. They have sauce station with different spices. Grilled onions, raw onions, and cilantro to your liking. Another booth sells drinks. I got the horchata and tasted pretty standard. Great place to take someone to try out LA tacos.

Overrated. I had 3…read moredifferent tacos preparations and meats and they tasted the same. Pretty odd that lengua tastes like al pastor. It's very popular so what do I know? Just a good set of taste buds.

This definitely might be my #1 favorite taquito spot! My family has enjoyed coming here and to…read moreOlvera Street in general for years and still continue to do so. Their beef taquitos with avocado sauce are iconic. Fresh, hot, delicious and honestly nostalgic. The quality/flavor is great and has stayed consistently throughout the years. Not to mention the prices are ridiculously affordable, I love good food that doesn't break the bank. They also have chille Rellenos and chili verde burritos available here as well. I love the atmosphere here so I usually always choose to dine in so I can truly appreciate it. The service here is always quick and friendly too. This place has been here for around 90 years and I hope this business continues flourish for many more years to come.

Whenever we're in LA, this place is a guaranteed stop…read more Whether you're grabbing a quick taquito snack or settling in for a full meal, you can't miss -- everything hits. My parents introduced us to this spot, and now I've passed it down to my kids. It's become one of those rare places where the food is great, but the memories are even better. For both, I'm genuinely grateful.

A cute hidden burger joint in Chinatown! Its located inside a small shopping plaza that can look a…read morebit sketch to walk through (the shops in the front are closed so it looks a bit abandoned) but holds a surprising amount of resturants and shops! You can park in the lot next to the building or drive around for street parking, either way you will need to pay. I'm not usually a person to go out of my way for a burger, but I think the ambiance of the place is great for if you want to show a friend a hidden spot in LA! Service is friendly and quick, we didn't wait too long before getting our order. I opted for the slim thick burger and fries which were classically delicious! I usually like my burger with lettuce or some type of veggie, but I was really surprised at how good the burger can be on its own! The sesame bun was my favorite part, it definitely helped tie all the flavors together nicely. Fries were also crisp to perfection and self-serve ketchup is available. Give this place a try if you want a hidden spot to impress your friends!

This place seems to get increasingly popular for their burgers over time. I believe this is their…read moreoriginal location and it's in the heart of Chinatown. It has a small hole in the wall café type vibe to this place and the service is really friendly. I came specifically for the DH, which is the dry aged 10 oz patty. At $21 as of 6/2026, it's not a cheap burger, but you are getting a lot of burger and with high quality food ingredients. Just a really great burger and not one of those smashburgers either. These are thiiiicck. I've been wanting to come here for a very long time, but for whatever reason, I just haven't had a chance. I actually even went to their other location into Topanga a while back (which is no longer there along with lots of other places in that ill fated food court). I also saw that they recently made a list of one of the best burgers in the country/world. And while I feel those list are pretty subjective, I do think that this is one of the best burgers I personally have had.

I've been going to this corn stand for many years, and it's still one of my favorite spots. You…read morehave the option of getting your corn in a plate or on a stick. Even at 1 a.m. on a Friday night, the parking lot where he sets up was packed with customers, which definitely says something about how good this place is. If you're in the area during his operating hours, this is a must visit spot. The amount of toppings you get for the price is absolutely worth it. My go to has always been the elote en plato, topped with mayonnaise, butter, cheese, and chili powder. He's been using the same flavors and style for years, and that consistency brings back memories of childhood. It's one of those places that has stayed true to what made it special in the first place.

sooo yommy i love corn i love cheese i love the mayo i love the chili (even tho it gets a little…read morespicy overtime) !!

We came to Farhod's on a Friday night when we visited this street which is full of halal food…read morecarts. I'd say around 80% of them are offering some sort of kabob, looking mostly to be from central Asian carts. We ended up picking Farhod's because it was the most crowded and we figured that might make our food the freshest. We were able to order on a tablet, which made things easier. All being on a sidewalk definitely makes things super crowded. It's a bit hard to find seating and it's kind of chaotic - power even shut down completely right after we ordered. They were able to get the power back on with the generator, but it took what felt like forever to get our food. Seems like they serve their food somewhat like a halal cart rather than a typical Persian restaurant - salad, white sauce, red sauce, etc. We got the steak kabob plate, koobideh sandwich, and beef wrap. We enjoyed pretty much every form factor. They grill their tortillas and bread on the grill before assembling, so everything has that charcoal taste top to bottom. Salad was surprisingly cold/crunchy for a stand that had been sitting in warm weather for hours. Steak on the plate was slightly chewy but tasted fresh and had great flavor. I recommend loading up on the white sauce, red sauce has good flavor too and isn't super spicy. Also liked the self service radishes, grilled jalapeños, and lemons. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal, aside from the long wait and some slightly questionable food handling practices. Prices are not as low as you'd expect for a street cart, but the food was good and portions were large.

Got 2 wraps, koobideh and ribeye. both were DELICIOUS. the charcoal and grilled tortilla for the…read morewraps is everything. The white sauce is delicious. It all comes together nicely and the taste is 9.5/10, delicious. The price is high - $30 for a rib eye wrap and $20ish for koobideh wrap. Food is made to order so expect to wait around a while and explore the neighboring stalls. Would come back, the food was delicious. Online ordering was not working when I tried, so had to go there to place the order and wait. The ambiance is unique - reminiscent of nights in Karachi where you sit out on the roadside and eat fresh food with the background scent of the barbeque blazing.

Bomb! The food is flavorful…read more The salsa, bomb too! Would definitely go back and eat here!

Food, service,ambiance,…read more Want some good tacos in East LA. This is one of my go too's after a Dodger game. Try it out.

Came back another time! This time I got the…read more Lamb Duck and bacon Rabbit and snake Pheasant I love this place the interior is so beautiful You really get to explore flavors here! Staff is always so knowledgeable!

The ordering style was super simple and the menu was easy to check out. You just order at the…read morecounter, and they bring the food to you. We popped in on a Friday afternoon, and everything moved pretty fast. The fries were awesome--definitely my kind of shoestring style. The bratwurst and the sausage were decent enough, but I wouldn't say they were something you have to get. Still had a good time enjoying the meal!

Not quite sure what the hours are but they have been there consistently thurs-sun till about…read moremidnight. If you are in the area def the best tacos in the area! Fresh pressed masa tortillas and mesquite grilled asada. Some of the best cabeza I had as well TJ style tacos with fresh guacamole $3!

I used to got to Ave 26 right down the street, but decided to give this place a try and am so glad…read moreI did. TJ style tacos with real guacamole. I love their cabeza and al pastor.

Got some dogs from this famous lady. It makes a good to go meal. The Hot Dog Lady has a few…read morelocations including this one in Echo Park. A pretty big menu for a cart. You can get a vegan dog among these. A pretty typical looking cart. It's got the hot dogs and condiments along with chatty employees. The hot dogs look typical. It's about $5 for one vegan hot dog. That's kind of a lot. Of course these are better than many around here. The sides include chips and fries, the usual kind of stuff. Have some dogs. It's a bit expensive for this but not crazy for around here. There's even a hot dog option for vegans.

Best place for street dogs after the dodgers game. Super convenient because they are located right…read moreby the gas station so theres actually parking if you want to pick up food quickly and park in the gas station lot. They have more than just hot dogs but i go strictly for that! Open late and never disappoints

I was able to try the Northern Thai Curry with chicken from this spot recently and loved it! It is…read moresuper flavorful and made quick. I was wishing the chicken didn't have bone, but this could be the traditional way to serve this dish. Sao Ha is located in a food court area at the Thai Temple with only outdoor seating. Several people were dining in and some were taking food to go. They do have a small parking area. Be prepared to purchase coins that you need cash to buy and then use the coins to get your food.

Sao Ha Café can be found at DS Night Market, At Siam Night Market, and Wat Thai. They specialize in…read moreKhao So and Thai breakfast foods (found in Bangkok's Chinatown), including porridge, soy milk, and fried dough sticks. Pork rice porridge with pork meatballs ($10): It's Chinese-inspired but definitely different than Chinese congee/jook. The porridge itself was broken down but not silky smooth. It didn't have much flavor. The four loose pork meatballs looked good but weren't that tasty. It was also topped with wide strips of raw ginger, scallions, white pepper, a bit of soy sauce (?), and a soft-boiled egg. I've never had any congee with that much raw ginger before and I like ginger. It was overwhelming. The flavors just weren't there. But at least it was filling and reasonably priced.