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"The Taiwanese food is delicious—spicy and full of flavor. They also offer some great drinks!"
Telefon: +13105747610,+13106747610
Adresse: 3809 Grand View Boulevard, Los Angeles, 90066, United States Of America
Reservierung, buchen
Stadt: Los Angeles
Webseite: https://www.littlefattyla.com/
Montag: 05:00 -21:45
Dienstag: 05:00 -21:45
Mittwoch: 05:00 -21:45
Donnerstag: 05:00 -21:45
Freitag: 05:00 -21:45
Samstag: 05:00 -21:45
Sonntag: 05:00 -21:45
Gerichte: 10
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 2580
Trendy, tasty, and perfect for hearty appetites! Little Fatty definitely lives up to its name with generous portion sizes, so it's best to bring your foodie friends along. They offer a fantastic variety of menu options, catering to everyone from non-drinkers and vegetarians to serious carnivores. We definitely ordered too much for just two of us, but it ended up being great for leftovers. We tried the Scallion Pancakes, General Tso's Cauliflower, Uncle Lin's Fried Rice, and Sizzling Beef, and everything was delicious. I had been here before and sampled just about everything on the menu thanks to a large group order, and I can confidently say you won't be disappointed. I recommend making a re...
I highly recommend the pork baos—they're incredibly crispy and flavorful, with one serving being just right for two people. The salt and pepper pork dish was also delicious and had a great crunch! However, I found the fatty noodles to be just average; I thought they were a bit too fishy and the texture of the noodles was overly mushy. On the positive side, their drinks are all unique and delicious in their own ways. The restaurant has a great atmosphere and there's plenty of parking available nearby. I would definitely come back!
Cocktails 4-5 stars, small dishes 3-4 stars, larger dishes 4 stars, dessert 5 stars. The cocktails were very pricey but tasty and nicely presented. The cucumbers, popcorn quail and mushroom lettuce wrap were great. Squid ink XLB skin was a littlethick but tasty; long beans were okay; roasted pork leg baos were tasty but very messy and hard to manipulate (cut into sizeappropriate for buns); General Tso cauliflower (meh). The taro ice cream with the warm sesame mochi balls was so good (5 stars)and enough to share for 4 people.
The dishes were full of flavor and truly delicious. Upon arriving for our reservation, we were seated immediately, but we were informed that we only had an hour to eat as they needed the table for other guests. While I understand that it's a trendy spot, this made for a rushed experience, and we decided to forgo dessert out of fear of being asked to leave in the middle of it. Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch
The fatty noodles and beef roll were the standout dishes during our visit! We also sampled the General Tso's cauliflower, Kung Pao chicken, and garlic noodles. The atmosphere is lively and energetic, with a bar situated right in the center, giving it a fun, bar-like vibe. I highly recommend making a reservation to avoid waiting or having to sit outside.
I like this place. Food is good it's Taiwanese family style food with a bit of a modern fusion flavor. Service is excellent and generally there is plenty of parking on around the area. Try a variety of plates family style. The bartending is excellent and you can actually bring your own wine for corporate fee of $25 per bottle.
Casual but far from boring. They have some stand out dishes that will make you want to come back: general tso?s cauliflower ????, walnut shrimp, market greens. Easy street parking all around. Happy Hour until 6pm.
Delicious Taiwanese inspired food , and great ambiance for a date or family dining, their bar is cracking and they even have mock cocktails that are fire as well as there Delicious entrees! Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch
The BBQ pork bao was one of the highlights of my trip to LA. The orange chicken and eggplant dishes were decent, but they didn't compare to the amazing pork.
The Taiwanese food is delicious—spicy and full of flavor. They also offer some great drinks!
