The Official Los Angeles Shopping + Dining Thread - Page 104

Originally Posted by mr.invincible 

how much was the Omakase? Some yelp reviews said it was some mediocre sushi.
anyways. i totally forgot about the whole foie gras bann and this is the last week to have it. It may be impossible to try to get some. The only place I wanted to get it from was Animal as like i like the style/the ambiance/the feel of the restaurant as oppose to the cliche fancy places like Craft or w/e.
where else to get it now????? trying to impress here!

Originally Posted by mr.invincible 

how much was the Omakase? Some yelp reviews said it was some mediocre sushi.
anyways. i totally forgot about the whole foie gras bann and this is the last week to have it. It may be impossible to try to get some. The only place I wanted to get it from was Animal as like i like the style/the ambiance/the feel of the restaurant as oppose to the cliche fancy places like Craft or w/e.
where else to get it now????? trying to impress here!

Originally Posted by mr.invincible 

how much was the Omakase? Some yelp reviews said it was some mediocre sushi.
anyways. i totally forgot about the whole foie gras bann and this is the last week to have it. It may be impossible to try to get some. The only place I wanted to get it from was Animal as like i like the style/the ambiance/the feel of the restaurant as oppose to the cliche fancy places like Craft or w/e.
where else to get it now????? trying to impress here!

Originally Posted by djblisk 

Whats a great wine shop around LA.
I've heard of Hi Times and frequent Woodland Hills Wine Company.
I'm looking for a particular italian red called
Collelceto Rosso Di Montalcino
If you guys have seen it. holler.

Originally Posted by Reggs 

So, I've been wanting to try out Seoul Sausage Co.'s stuff after I read an article about them.
http://www.seoulsausage.com/
They never list where they will be on their site or twitter. I wanted to call them but they have no phone number. I emailed them but they never got back to me. They must really hate customers.

Originally Posted by jet 

Son of a gun yesterday was great.
Got about 6 or 7 things, all very good.
The desert was the fucking best, def going back.
Staff was great including hostess, server and bartender who even let me sample some scotch. Wasn't expecting the level of service we got.

Originally Posted by driveslowk 

nong la is great (the pho is okay, pho cafe is better). Great banh mi, bun bo hue, rice, etc

Originally Posted by mordecai 

My Coworker's wife recently opened a great little Vietnamese place on Sawtelle. Just named one of the best in LA by LA Weekly. Angelenos on the west side should give it a try.
http://nonglacafe.com/
From my experience, Son of a Gun seems like seafood for people who are scared of seafood. If you want everything to taste like mustard sauce and bacon you can find cheaper options.