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Los Angeles County has no shortage of great restaurants. It feels like there is an excellent restaurant on every corner. The only problem is that L.A.’s a big place. You probably don’t want brave L.A. traffic to get some food if you're near Downtown.

It's no secret that we all love to shop, but when doing so we should always be finding ways to maximize our budgets and get the most for our dollar. Today I'm going to take you on a trip to one of my favorite places to save a coin. When it comes to clothes, I would probably have to say that I am one of the cheapest people on the planet when it come to purchasing them. That is why when it comes to fashion, before I shop anywhere, the first stop on my fashion train always takes place at the LA Fashion District. Here you will find great styles for great prices and sometimes you might even find your favorite outfits from your favorite stores for more than half the price. So come with me and lets get to shopping!

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) continues his 10-Part best seafood in Los Angeles series with Part 4 at Rappahannock Oyster Bar, located in the Row DTLA in Downtown Los Angeles. Rappahannock is a chain restaurant which began in the east coast and has a rich 100-year history in oyster farming business. Rappahannock is the first west coast location and has been hailed as one of the best oyster bar and seafood restaurants in Los Angeles. They are known for their amazing seafood tower that includes Chesapeake Bay oysters, along with Peruvian scallops, clams, shrimp cocktail, ceviche, and lobster salad. Rappahannock has even won awards for Best Burger in Los Angeles! Rappahannock: <a href="https://www.rroysters.com/rappahannock-oyster-bar-los-angeles-ca.html">https://www.rroysters.com/rappahannock-oyster-bar-los-angeles-ca.html</a>

Today is cheat day so that means we are going all out! Tonight we are headed out to Downtown Los Angeles to the Alameda Night Market to see what tasty items we can add to our cheat day menu! Come with us to find out just how good the food was!

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) tries Japanese BBQ skewers at Hatch Yakitori + Bar, which is a yakitori restaurant in Downtown Los Angeles in the BLOC shopping center. Hatch Yakitori serves some of the best traditional Japanese bbq skewers in LA. It is an elevated dining experience that takes yakitori to another level, using high quality meats and vegetables. They also have impressive appetizers like black karaage, agedashi tofu, avo tuna toast, and the 12” bone marrow! So what is yakitori like? How is Japanese BBQ cooked in a yakitori restaurant? Follow Steve into kitchen and to his table as he explores Japanese BBQ yakitori at one of the best Japanese restaurants in Los Angeles. Hatch Yakitori: <a href="https://www.hatchyakitori.com">https://www.hatchyakitori.com</a>/

Visiting the Last Bookstore in Downtown Los Angeles, the largest used and new bookstore and record store in California.

Visiting The Grammy Museum in downtown Los Angeles, featuring the All Eyez .