Quote:Originally Posted by foodguy Quote:Originally Posted by Manton It's a fraud in that it's not Kobe and apparently "wagyu" is not even a legit breed. However, what I got was crazy marbled, much more than US prime, so there...
Quote:Originally Posted by PhiPsi32 I predict markets will normalize once this wave of gun legislation is over. I suspect the buying frenzy is being fueled by uncertainty over future regulations. I have friends and associates of...
Quote:Originally Posted by lawyerdad Quote:Originally Posted by retronotmetro It's Yuca's with one c. They don't serve beer but the real silverlaker tradition is to order your food then run across the parking lot to buy a beer...
Quote:Originally Posted by lawyerdad Quote:Originally Posted by eglbc Thank you lawyer dad^^^
Taco spots? Or ktown spots that are open for lunch and serve draft?
Any thoughts / additions on list of spots for casual/summer...
Quote:Originally Posted by CityHunter Quote:Originally Posted by retronotmetro It is affluent, fairly conservative for LA County (e.g., way more yard signs for Romney than Obama in the last election), has great public schools,...
Quote:Originally Posted by djblisk +1 on Saladang. Be warned that not authentic Thai but delicious nonetheless.
Yes, not traditional--less spicy unless you tell them to heat it up, and they adapt a lot of recipes around western...
Quote:Originally Posted by FlyingLotus what is la Canada?
La Canada Flintridge is a small town of about 20K population where the 2 freeway ends north of LA--sandwiched between Glendale and Pasadena at the base of the Angeles...
Quote:Originally Posted by Magic1 retro, have you eaten there? personally, I really don't care about authenticity, I just want my food to taste good. and it's la canada, I mean, yeah.
istasi, have you tried this service:...