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If you’re looking for the best Mexican food in Los Angeles, this is your episode! Rockstar Eater recently visited 10 of the best Mexican restaurants in LA for his Mexican food tour. In this episode, Rockstar Eater nominates 5 best Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles: Mi Ranchito Veracruz, Carnes Asadas Pancho Lopez, Sol Agave, Anayas, and Chiguacle Sabor Ancestral de Mexico. Each of these restaurants in LA were so great and unique in its own way, but at the end of the day, there is one winner. So if you need a guide to some of the best Mexican food in LA, use this episode. Visit the winner. In fact, visit all 5 Mexican restaurants since they are all so great! Do not miss out on Mexican food if you are in Los Angeles, since it is one of the must try cuisines in LA.

Looking for a great Chinese seafood restaurant in Los Angeles? Consider Seafood Palace, which is a long standing Chinese restaurant in Monterey Park that specializes in Hong Kong and Chiu Chow style food! This Chinese seafood restaurant is a local favorite, and many tourists – including Michelin star chefs from Hong Kong – visit this restaurant, especially for its famous fried garlic Dungeness crab! This is a must try item at the restaurant, along with other delicious seafood dishes like the house special Boston lobster and fried shrimp! If you are in the Monterey Park area and are asking, “Where is the best Chinese food near me?” then you must eat at Seafood Palace! It’s a great restaurant to eat at for any occasion, especially for large groups!

If you are looking for great Chinese foods in Los Angeles, join Rockstar Eater as he takes you on the ultimate tour of Los Angeles, discovering the best Chinese foods. Joining him is Joanna from monsterlovetoeat. They start by eating some of the best Chinese noodles and dumplings in town at Mandarin Noodle House, which is the oldest Chinese restaurant in Monterey Park. They head to Pasadena to have some of the best and most artisan Chinese tea and boba at Cha Redefine, which specializes in high quality teas. Then they have some of the best Chinese hot pot in Los Angeles at Chong Qing Yao Mao, which is as authentic of a hot pot experience as it gets. So much China food, so little time!

Looking for the best dining experience in Las Vegas? Explore the famous Top of the World restaurant located in the Skypod of the Strat Hotel and Casino. The Top of the World restaurant is the highest restaurant in Las Vegas, which is situated over 800 feet above ground level! This restaurant has a 360 degree aerial view of Las Vegas. It is also one of the best fine dining in Las Vegas, with an extravagant menu that includes steaks, seafood platters, and their best-selling butter cake. So if you are on the Las Vegas Strip, and are looking for places to eat, and are asking, “What are some good restaurants near me, or some good food near me?” then look no further than Top of the World restaurant. It’s one of the best restaurants on Las Vegas strip, especially if you want romantic restaurants in Vegas. Normal Geli is the guest star.

Want to try one of the best buffets in Los Angeles? Find it at Apey Kade, which is one of few Sri Lankan restaurants in Los Angeles. Located in Tarzana, Apey Kade restaurant is a family-owned business. It has authentic Sri Lankan foods, and is known for its all you can eat Sri Lankan buffet on the weekends! Apey Kade is a Los Angeles Times 101 Restaurants winner that serves some of the best food in Los Angeles. So if you are in the Los Angeles area, are looking for places to eat, and are asking, “What are some good restaurants near me, or some good food near me?” then look no further than Apey Kade restaurant. It’s one of the best Sri Lankan restaurants in Los Angeles, and certainly one of the best all you can eat buffet experiences in LA.

Rockstar Eater visits the most upscale Korean bbq restaurant in Los Angeles at ABSteak by Chef Akira in West Hollywood. ABSteak is a new Korean bbq restaurant that is a called a modern Korean BBQ, and a Korean Steakhouse because of the high quality steaks they serve. Ranking #1 on EaterLA’s “15 Finest Korean Barbeque Restaurants in Los Angeles,” ABSteak serves some of the best meats you’ll ever find in a Korean bbq restaurant. It is truly impressive, ranging from Australian Wagyu brisket to 30-day dry aged rib eye steak, along with traditional Korean bbq selections like marinated galbi. Some of the popular Korean foods include the egg soufflé, steak yukkjeon, and seafood pajeon!

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) continues to explore Caribbean food by trying Trinidadian food in Los Angeles at Trini Style Cuisine in Inglewood. Trini Style Cuisine is one of very few Trinidadian restaurants in Los Angeles, and is the best reviewed Trinidadian restaurant in LA. They open a few days a week, but on those days, this restaurant serves authentic trini foods including the doubles, roti, pholourie, among others. On Sundays, Trini Style Cuisine has Trini brunch, which is the brunch usually eaten on Sundays in Trinidad Tobago. Trini Style is the only restaurant in Los Angeles that has such authentic, homestyle trini cooking! So what is Trinidadian food like in Los Angeles? Los Angeles news, find out here in this explores the best Trinidadian and Tobagoian food in the city! TriniStyle Cuisine: <a href="https://www.yelp.com/biz/trinistyle-cuisine-los-angeles-2">https://www.yelp.com/biz/trinistyle-cuisine-los-angeles-2</a>

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) tries the most luxurious Chinese hot pot experience in Los Angeles at Wagyu House LA in Rowland Heights. Wagyu House is owned by the XPot Las Vegas, which is the most upscale Chinese hot pot restaurant in America. Wagyu House is the LA location, which is a bit more traditional, but with the same level of mindblowing, high quality food. What’s special here is the décor and the amazing food. They have A5 Miyazaki Wagyu beef, along with amazing fresh seafood like live lobsters, uni, and geoduck, along with their famous mousse desserts! Some call this the best Chinese hot pot in LA! It's definitely among the fancy restaurants in Los Angeles. Want to see a $1000 dinner? Find out in this episode in which Steve eats about $1000 worth of food at this Wagyu beef house, some of the best Asian food in Los Angeles you'll ever eat!

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) continues to explore Caribbean food by eating Jamaican food in Los Angeles at Karuba’s Yardi Kitchen in Inglewood. Karuba’s Yardi is the highest rated Jamaican restaurant in Los Angeles, according to both Yelp and Google. This restaurant serves authentic Jamaican cuisine at affordable prices, serving everything from jerk chicken to oxtail and ackee and saltfish, along with vegan options like the Beyond Meat Bowl. Some say it is the best Jamaican food in Los Angeles. So what is Jamaican food like in Los Angeles? In today's Los Angeles news, find out in this episode that explores Jamaican cuisine at its best.

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) jumps back into the world of Caribbean food by trying Haitian food in Los Angeles at NatuReal in Panorama City. Haitian food is rare to find in Los Angeles. In fact, NatuReal is the only Haitian restaurant in LA, and it’s located in a swap meet! Yet, this is some of the best swap meat food you can find anywhere. The food is authentic, tasty, and fresh. They serve all your favorite Haitian foods from the griot to legume. So what does Haitian food look like in Los Angeles? What is Haitian cuisine? Great Haitian news. Find out in this episode that explores one of the most unique Caribbean foods in LA, and is one of LA's hidden gem restaurants!

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) continues his 10-Part best seafood in Los Angeles series with Part 7 at The Drunken Crab restaurant, located in North Hollywood. The Drunken Crab is one of many seafood restaurants in Los Angeles that specializes in Cajun seafood boil, which is very popular in LA. The Drunken Crab serves many seafood selections in this special Cajun butter sauce, including snow crab legs, shrimp, clams, mussels, and even live lobster! Want to see one of the best seafood restaurants in LA? Join Steve as he explores one of the best seafood boil in Los Angeles.

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) gives you the lowdown on the Top 10 Best All You Can Eat Restaurants in Las Vegas! Las Vegas has many all you can eat restaurants, from sushi to Korean bbq, both on strip and off strip. If you live in Las Vegas or are planning to travel to Vegas, you might be asking: What are some of the best all you can eat spots in Las Vegas? Find out in this All You Can Eat Vegas episode, which covers buffets and general AYCE restaurants in Las Vegas, from restaurants like Bacchanal Buffet to Galpao Guacho Brazilian bbq!

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) continues his Asian food tour in Los Angeles by trying Himalayan Nepalese food for the first time, at Tibet Nepal House in Pasadena. There are few restaurants in LA that specialize in Himalayan cuisine, and Tibet Nepal House is the pioneer restaurant, being the first restaurant in Los Angeles to serve authentic Tibetan and Nepali food. This restaurant serves all the best and most traditional Himalayan foods, where you can find dishes like momo, thali, and Himalayan chicken tandoori. What is Himalayan food like? Find out in this awesome Himalayan food review, as Steve shows you what is probably the best Himalayan restaurant in Los Angeles. Tibet Nepal House: <a href="https://www.tibetnepalhouse.com">https://www.tibetnepalhouse.com</a>/

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) takes an adventure to San Pedro by eating at the biggest seafood market in California: the San Pedro Fish Market and Restaurant. Since 1956, the San Pedro Fish Market is one of the oldest seafood markets in the US, and it is certainly the largest. The dining area can seat over 2,000 people! They are a famous attraction in Southern California, known for its fresh seafood which include live lobsters, crabs, shrimp, and fish. They are known specifically for their World Famous Shrimp Tray, which is a huge mountain of shrimp that is seasoned with Cajun butter, and stir fried! So what does the biggest seafood market in California look like? Find out in this episode as Steve explores some of the best seafood in Los Angeles!

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) continues his Asian food tour in Los Angeles by trying authentic Mongolian food for the first time, at Arag Mongolian Cuisine in Los Angeles! Arag is a new Mongolian restaurant near Koreatown. In fact, it’s the only restaurant in Los Angeles that serves authentic, traditional Mongolian food! That in itself makes this a unique restaurant in LA. Many people don’t know what food from Mongolia is like, and Rockstar Eater shows you some of the traditional dishes including the tsuivan, buuz, and guilash. So what is Mongolian food cooking like? Looking for a unique Asian restaurant to try in Los Angeles? Then check out this Mongolian food review episode at Arag! Arag: <a href="https://www.yelp.com/biz/arag-mongolian-cuisine-los-angeles?osq=Arag+mongolian">https://www.yelp.com/biz/arag-mongolian-cuisine-los-angeles?osq=Arag+mongolian</a>

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) celebrates his birthday at Benihana Japanese Steakhouse in Encino. It’s a yearly tradition for Rockstar Eater to go to Benihana, because every year, the restaurant gives a $30 birthday gift certificate to those who are on their Chef’s Table email list, which you can sign up for free on the Benihana website. This certificate is good for one entrée at the restaurant. Benihana is a famous Japanese restaurant known for its signature teppanyaki show. A chef cooks at your table, where you’ll see him perform cool tricks and making great foods like Hibachi steak and shrimp. If you have never been to Benihana before and want to see what the experience is like, you’ve come to the right episode. Watch as Steve documents the entire meal show from beginning to end!

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) goes crazy in Las Vegas by eating the best foods in Las Vegas for 24 hours! He visits 3 of some of the best restaurants in Las Vegas: Popup Pizza, 664 TJ Birrieria, and Rollin Smoke BBQ! Pizza, tacos, and bbq ribs all in one day! How was this experience? Overwhelming, but fun! If you need a Las Vegas food guide on where to eat all in one day, find it in this episode and learn some great Las Vegas food spots.

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) continues his 10-Part series on the best Korean bbq in Los Angeles. In Part 10, Rockstar Eater visits Soh Grill House in Pasadena, which is one of the highest rated Korean bbq restaurants in Los Angeles. This new Korean bbq restaurant specializes in premium, high quality beef from Northern California, which is truly a fabulous taste! It’s upscale Korean bbq at its best, with beautiful ambience and even better food. Soh Grill House has all the traditional Korean bbq favorites like beef brisket and short rib, and their great appetizers include the bulgogi taco and seafood pancake! Soh Grill House 27 N Raymond Ave Pasadena, CA 91103 <a href="https://www.yelp.com/biz/soh-grill-ho">https://www.yelp.com/biz/soh-grill-ho</a>... Soh Grill House 27 N Raymond Ave Pasadena, CA 91103 <a href="https://www.yelp.com/biz/soh-grill-ho">https://www.yelp.com/biz/soh-grill-ho</a>... SOUNDTRACK Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): <a href="https://uppbeat.io/t/hartzmann/clear-sky">https://uppbeat.io/t/hartzmann/clear-sky</a> License code: PSSSZAIP4J1HB9C1

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) gives you the lowdown on the Top 50 Best Cheap Eats in Los Angeles! Los Angeles is known as a culinary city in the world. They have everything from fancy eats to cheap eats in LA. Whether you live in LA or planning to visit Los Angeles and are on a budget, you might be asking: What are some of the best cheap eats in LA? That’s what Rockstar Eater will help you with today’s episodes, which covers 50 of some of the best cheap eats that under $15 (not including tax and tip), affordable and tasty, from most every ethnic cuisine. You'll see famous food spots like Philippe the Original and Dino's Chicken and Burger, to hidden gems like Avenue 26 Tacos and The Original Kabob Factory, from sit down restaurants to LA street food. Stick all the way to the end so that you can see some of the best restaurants in Los Angeles, best fast food restaurants in Los Angeles, and best street foods in Los Angeles!

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) continues his 10-Part series on the best Korean bbq in Los Angeles. In Part 7, Rockstar Eater visits Daedo Sikdang, which is a new Korean steakhouse bbq in Koreatown. Daedo Sikdang is one of the most popular Korean bbq restaurants in Seoul Korea. It’s also a historic restaurant, since 1964. Daedo Sikdang has opened its first US location in Los Angeles this year, and has already gotten so much buzz as one of the best new Korean bbq in LA! They specialize in cast iron-grilled certified Angus beef prime ribeye steak, along with their famous Kkakdooki fried rice and denjang porridge. So what does LA’s hottest new Korean steakhouse look like? What is an upscale Korean steakhouse like? Find out in this episode that explores one of the best new Korean bbq in Los Angeles! Subscribe so you don’t miss out on Steve eating at the highest rated Korean bbq restaurants in LA! Daedo Sikdang: <a href="https://daedosikdang.com">https://daedosikdang.com</a>/