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Where to Dine Outdoors in Los Angeles Right Now

Where to Dine Outdoors in Los Angeles Right Now Thrillist 3/19/2021 © Photo Courtesy of Eataly It might not feel like it, but we have made meaningful progress in this pandemic. Thanks to a vast reduction in COVID numbers and expanded availability and distribution of vaccines, the city of Los Angeles which just a few months ago represented the epicenter of a devastating COVID surge has been able to gradually reopen (with accommodations, of course), including the permittance of limited capacity outdoor dining at restaurants. And with an abundance of warm sunny days regardless of the season, many of LA’s restaurants were already prepared with patios and rooftops to welcome diners, while those that weren’t quickly revamped their sidewalks and parking lots to meet the new regulations. According to the latest restrictions, outdoor seating is limited to 50% capacity and tables must be spaced at least eight feet apart, but diners from up to three different households can now b

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The 26 Most Comforting Ramen Joints in LA To Try This Winter

The 26 Most Comforting Ramen Joints in LA To Try This Winter Thrillist 12/29/2020 Joshua Lurie and Tiffany Tse © Photo courtesy of Ken s Ramen After enduring one hell of a ride, we all deserve some delicious comfort food to give 2020 its proper send off. And nothing screams “comfort” more than one of Japan’s most delicious imports: ramen. Luckily, the options in Los Angeles are virtually limitless whether you re after rich, pork-fueled tonkotsu, umami-enriched tsukemen, or brothless mazemen. And while nothing beats slurping down a steaming hot bowl at your neighborhood ramen bar, every restaurant on this list now offers takeout, pickup, and delivery so you can enjoy fresh noods from the comfort of your home. To make your ramen journey a little easier, we ve narrowed the field down to 26 standout shops that run the gamut from the San Fernando Valley to the South Bay, the Westside to the SGV.

Sunset Sushi opens in Silver Lake; Bootleg Pizza goes permanent on Pico

Sunset Sushi opens in Silver Lake; Bootleg Pizza goes permanent on Pico Sushi and sashimi boxes at Sunset Sushi (Stan Lee) Sunset Sushi Sunset Sushi, from the owners of Ichijiku in Highland Park, is open in Silver Lake for takeout and delivery. The menu features chirashi boxes, sushi and sashimi omakase sets, and a selection of rolls. Sake and beer are also available. 4330 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, (323) 741-8371, sunsetsushila.com Bootleg Pizza Bootleg Pizza is open in Mid-City for takeout and delivery. The former pop-up and food truck from owner Kyle Lambert is offering Jersey-style square pizzas whole or by the slice, along with garlic knots, salads and drinks.

How Dumplings Became a Lifeline for These L A Chefs

How Dumplings Became a Lifeline for These L.A. Chefs Andy Wang There was a moment, chef Brandon Kida admits, when it was nice to finally have some “free time with absolutely no responsibility.” It was the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in Los Angeles, and Kida had been busy running buzzy restaurants, including Hinoki & The Bird in Century City. He was very close to opening “a California take on an izakaya” in Hollywood. Then everything just stopped. After some respite and reflection, Kida knew he had to start pinching gyoza. “I kind of fall back on childhood comforts, said Kida, a Japanese-American chef who grew up in L.A.’s Koreatown. “When things are going bad, people love comfort food. My comfort food was gyoza, dumplings. I remember sitting at the dinner table with my mom, and she would just show me how to make handmade gyoza: how to make the filling, how to fold the dumplings, how to cook the dumplings.”

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