Discover Your Soon-To-Be Favorite Thai Restaurant in Los Angeles
Discover Your Soon-To-Be Favorite Thai Restaurant in Los Angeles
A few months ago I called my friend, Lauren, in hysteria. “What happened? Did someone die? Did you lose your job” Lauren asked in a panic. “No, it’s—” I started. “Oh god, are you pregnant?” “Girl no!” I shouted. “Our favorite Thai placed is closed! Like gone, Lauren, it’s gone! Shut down never to open
Stick Your Fork into These Three Plates from Goldilocks
I don’t think Nelly has had a legitimate radio hit since 2005, yet Goldilocks in Carson is playing “Ride With Me” like it just hit #1 on the Billboard chart. They’re also playing Ne-Yo and Ashanti. I’d love to say the music was part of a Throwback Thursday or a Flashback Friday playlist, but it
Four Reasons Why Status Kuo Could Take All My Money and I Wouldn’t Care
A restaurant I loved had been closed for three months for a renovation and it finally revealed itself. I saw the pictures online and could see just how much it had changed. It wasn’t the same restaurant that I met almost a year ago. Gone were the days of the white walls accented with yellow
Take a Look at Glendale’s Latest Pop Up
“This is going to be exciting.” I thought to myself as TJ and I walked up the stairs to K. Ramen Burger and Beer in Glendale. It may have been a bit too early to tell, but it was easy to think that as we made our way into the secret pop-up restaurant of Katsuya
Osawa in Pasadena Serves Small Plates with Big Taste
Dinner with friends has become a major part of my life. I love it because it’s an enjoyable few hours where I can catch up with people I’m close to. On this evening in particular I was meeting with an old coworker, Darin, at Osawa in Pasadena. Darin is a talented graphic designer I used
International Eats: Yayoi Japanese Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand
When you’re on a beautiful island and you’ve explored almost every nook and cranny possible, you would think you would be low on funds as the vacation comes to a close. That wasn’t the case while my cousins and I were in Phuket. The conversion of US dollars to Thai baht worked in our favor
International Eats: The Lucky Shamrock in Beijing, China
Not too long ago, my three cousins and I planned an international vacation. My cousin Brittany had her nose so deep in graduate books she couldn’t see clearly, Alicia was speaking in law terms instead of complete sentences, and I was itching to experience a surrounding other than Los Angeles. That left one last cousin:
