As an oasis of opulence, DIOSA brings a Tulum-style party vibe to Downey, no passport required.So we can deliver our coastal-inspired Mexican cuisine to you your table at the peak of flavor, we serve all dishes straight from the kitchen. We do not course our menu offerings.
Bienvenue au Benihana, pour vivre une expérience culinaire unique en son genre ! Installé autour d'une table commune, vous découvrirez tous les secrets du chef alors qu'il vous livrera ses astuces sur l'art ancien du teppanyaki (cuisson des aliments sur plaque chauffante). Vous en aurez pour votre vue ! L’art ancien japonais du Teppanyaki (cuisson des aliments sur une plaque chauffante) n’aura plus de secrets pour vous. Il vous restera à faire votre choix parmi la diversité des mets proposés (boeuf, poulet ou fruits de mer).
Venez souper et vous détendre dans le restaurant de 9,498 pieds carrés situé Promenade at Downey. Ce restaurant comprend un bar à sushis, un bar-salon et une salle à manger. Le salon du restaurant offre une ambiance décontractée pour profiter des délicieux cocktailsde Benihana et les options de sushi frais. Les clients à la recherche d'une expérience culinaire unique et divertissante peuvent prendre place à l'une des 19 tables teppanyaki du restaurant, où les chefs vont montrer leurs tours hibachi de renommée mondiale. Vous cherchez à organiser un événement ou une fête privée ? Les salles à manger privées sont toujours disponibles pour accueillir les groupes. Veuillez contacter l’établissement pour obtenir plus de détails sur les options et les prix.
Coming Soon!Welcome to Los Amores De Julia, an enchanting Mexican culinary haven meticulously crafted by Chef Misael Guerrero. Step into a world where flavors dance, and every dish tells a tale of Mexico's rich gastronomic heritage. Named after the chef's cherished muse, Julia, the restaurant offers an immersive journey through the diverse landscapes of Mexican cuisine.At Los Amores De Julia, every plate is a work of art, a testament to Chef Guerrero's passion for authentic flavors and innovative techniques. Drawing inspiration from regional traditions, each dish is a harmonious blend of heritage and innovation. From the fiery salsas of Oaxaca to the delicate moles of Puebla, every bite takes you on a sensory exploration of Mexico's culinary soul.
Chef Stephanie Izard and her team are thrilled to join LA’s vibrant restaurant community and continue our tradition of serving tasty, bold-flavored foods in a fun and lively family-style setting. A few favorites, like goat empanadas and sautéed green beans, will be back on the menu. Stephanie and her team have also crafted new dishes inspired by California produce and local flavors, like carrot-tahini dip with tahini tofu, and curried goat with radishes, pickled vegetables, and masa chips. To enhance the experience we offer a selection of wines from around the world with a focus on small producers, a rotating list of craft beers, and a list of fun cocktails created by our bartenders. Located in the Arts District at 555 Mateo, Girl & the Goat offers dinner service Monday through Sunday, plus brunch Sunday. Girl & the Goat accepts reservations but always welcomes walk-ins, nomads and adventurers!
Chez Kato, ils vous servent de petites assiettes influencées par la culture californienne, taïwanaise et japonaise et mettant en vedette des fruits de mer et des produits frais.
Yangban, the genre-defying Korean American culinary ‘conversation’, which opened in Los Angeles’ Arts District, re-opens after a transformative interior overhaul of the space, revealing an evolution of the highly acclaimed restaurant. Now featuring a full-service dining room and updated food and beverage programs, the concept remains at its core a Modern-Korean American restaurant as told through the lens of husband-and-wife chefs Katianna and John Hong. Recent awards include: Bon Appetit's 10 Best New Restaurants, Esquire's Best New Restaurants in America + Chefs of the Year, David Chang's Restaurant of the Year, Condé Nast Traveler's Best New Restaurants in the World and recognition from the James Beard Foundation and Michelin.If you do not see availability, we keep a significant portion of the restaurant for walk-ins.
A French-Japanese bistro in the Arts District of Downtown Los Angeles. Reservations are always recommended, but we are often able to accommodate walk-ins as well. While we love dogs, we can only accept trained service animals (not emotional support animals) both in our dining room as well as on our outdoor patio. We appreciate your understanding.
Rossoblu celebrates chef Steve Samson’s two home cities, Los Angeles and Bologna, Italy. The menu features house made salumi, soulful pastas, market produce, and wood grilled fish and meats.Located in downtown’s City Market South, the site of Los Angeles’s original produce market, Rossoblu’s vaulted dining room and open kitchen create a festive dining environment. The restaurant’s private outdoor piazza allows al fresco diners to feel far removed from the nearby city bustle. An intimate basement wine cellar can be reserved for private parties.