What’s a good move before the Shrine?

Delicious and fun please. Ktown maybe. Or something along the 10

If it ain’t Holbox you’re doing it wrong :triumph:. That obviously doesn’t include booze though, which could be a bummer.

Pro-tip: My move is to park on Hope Street and then walk under the 110. That area is stupidly well lit and there are security guards bc it surrounds USC-owned stuff. I do that whenever I go to Galen, which is often.

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Holbox
Revolutionario
Poncho’s Tlayudas
El Colmao
Guelaguetza
Park’s BBQ
Jang Choong Dong

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Does it need to include drinks? Because I agree Holbox Holbox Holbox if alcohol is not required.

Otherwise I’ll have to think of ktwon recs

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Looks like Revolutionario only does catering these days

Or maybe out of business. Last Instagram and Facebook posts were a year ago.

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Of course I know about Holbox… i like Chichen Itza equally.
But it’s party night, not hanging out at a food court.

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Go pocha - pojangmacha Korean drinking establishment with Korean style bar eats

Here’s looking at you - fun new age Korean/Asian influenced restaurant in ktown great food and drinks

Parks bbq- kbbq they take reservations

Cassells burgers /Normandie club- get a great burger/patty melt, beer and fries. Then have a cocktail or do the whiskey tasting room in back next door

Voodoo vin- small bites and large natural wine selection a bit north in Virgil village off 101

The prince- crispy fried chicken and other Korean influences eats and 1950s red leather bar vibe

Guelaguetza - oaxacan food, full bar and usually live music

El cholo- food not so great but old school texmex

Tokki- new age pojangmacha w/ good drinks I’ve never been but friends liked it

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thanks! That’s my old hood so lots of familiar options but a couple of great new recs. cheers!

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