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Posted 2/20/13 on Grub Street LA
Deals

Five-Dollar Ramen at Daikokuya

And you thought the line was already an endurance test!

Filed Under: daikokuya, deals, downtown, ramen brahmins

Posted 9/12/12 on Grub Street LA
L.A. Diet

Chef Jeremy Fox Has a Salad Habit, Prefers Diners to Trendy Restaurants

"I've never really been into salads. I grew up on fast food, but I'm 36 now, and it doesn't make me feel so good anymore."

Filed Under: barnyard, cube marketplace, daikokuya, farmshop, hadley's, in-n-out, jeff cerciello, jeremy fox, l and e oyster bar, l.a. diet, mccall's meat and fish co., norma's, palm springs, the parker, ubuntu, venice

Posted 5/9/12 on Grub Street LA
Temporary Closings

Downtown's Daikokuya Closing Next Week For Ten Days

This must be the quickest way to get L.A. foodies in a snit.

Filed Under: daikokuya, japanese, ramen brahmins, shin sen gumi, temporary closings

Posted 12/21/11 on Grub Street LA
L.A. Diet

Writer Joel Stein Eats Asian Sloppy Joes, Makes David Chang’s Brussels Sprouts

"I don't particularly like fries, which makes me a freak. I'm not grossed out by them, I just don't appreciate them the other way people do."

Filed Under: bob baker, bricks and scones, coffee bean and tea leaf, daikokuya, david chang, intelligentsia, joel stein, k and l wines, l.a. diet, mccall's meat and fish, mezze, papilles, spice table, the bazaar, the counter, the original brooklyn water bagel company, trader joe's

Posted 9/30/11 on Grub Street LA
Openings

Could Shin Sen Gumi Loosen Daikokuya's Hold on Downtown?

Early praise comes in for the customizable menu, pig ears, and house-made noodles.

Filed Under: daikokuya, downtown, japanese, openings, ramen, shin sen gumi

Posted 8/23/11 on Grub Street LA
Foodienomics

Daikokuya Owners Agree to Pay $144,721 in Back Wages

Bishamon Group Restaurants gets busted for denying workers overtime.

Filed Under: bento-ya, bishamon, crime scenes, daikokuya, ebisu, foodienomics, japanese, labor abuses

Posted 7/12/11 on Grub Street LA
Empire Building

Daikokuya Owners Opening Yakiniku Restaurant in Downtown

The Japanese grilling concept plans an opening this fall in Little Tokyo.

Filed Under: bishamon, daikokuya, downtown, ebisu, empire building, japanese, little tokyo, oreno yakiniku

Posted 7/5/11 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Marcel Vigneron Enters The Sherbourne; Dan Moody Pops Up at Scoops Westside

Already, the television toque is arguing about an opening date with partner Darren Dzienciol.

Filed Under: beechwood bbq, beer me, daikokuya, dan moody, darren dzienciol, foodievents, guy starkman, katsuya, kimchi chronicles, korean, look who's poppng up, marcel vigneron, marja vongerichten, neighborhood watch, openings, pacific gravity member party, sam's club, scoops westside, top chef alumin newsletter

Posted 6/27/11 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Brandon Boudet Buys Tom Bergin's; Robata Jinya Landing in West L.A.

Fortunately, the iconic Irish bar is getting a touch-up, but the well-loved decor is staying put.

Filed Under: 38 degrees alehouse, 9021pho, arcadia, beer me, black market liquor bar, brandon boudet, daikokuya, dominick's, doomie's home cooking, empire building, evan kleiman, fire damage, foodies with benefits, glowfish truck, japanese, la descarga, little dom's, meals on wheels, neighborhood watch, openings, robata jinya, south bay rants and craves, temporary closings, the misfit, the roost, tom bergin's, truckin'

Posted 4/19/11 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Fonuts Takes Kiss My Bundt Space; Week-Long IPA Fest at Naja's Place

Rare and prized hoppy beers will dominate The South Bay starting this Thursday.

Filed Under: aburiya toranoko, alex macy, arcadia, beer me, chateau marmont, daikokuya, empire building, fluff ice, fonuts, glendale, grilled cheese invitational, handsome coffee roasters, hollywood farmers market, intelligentisa, jenn hoffman, kiss my bundt, l.a. creamery, la creamery, lunch, mendocino farms, michael phillips, naja's place, neighborhood watch, openings, rachel hunter, tyler wells, urth caffe, waylynn lucas

Posted 8/19/10 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

GQ Jumps On The L.A. Love Train; Gold Gets Offended by Santa Monica Place

Elsewhere, S. Irene Virbila and L.A. mag both lose it over Waterloo & City's shepard's pie.

Filed Under: baleen, bottega louie, burger factory, cedd moses, chris yeo, daikokuya, domaine la, drago centro, jonathan gold, lazy ox canteen, ludobites, merrill shindler, minetta tavern, new york, oenophile, oh sherry, ozumo, pizza antica, richard sandoval, s. irene virbila, santa monica place, sonoma wine garden, starry kitchen, the gold watch, the other critics, totoraku, umami burger, waterloo and city, xino

Posted 2/23/10 on Grub Street LA
Superlatives

What Does Jonathan Gold Want You to Try Before You Die?

The L.A. Weekly will publish a new food issue this week.

Filed Under: birria, border grill, bulgarini, chung king, daikokuya, el parian, fugu, gelato, golden deli, guelaguetza, huarache azteca, jitlada, jonathan gold, kyochon, l.a. weekly, langer's, larkin's, ludobites, mo-chica, mozza, nobu, park's bbq, pho, pollo a la brasa, superlatives, the gold watch, urasawa

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