Those yellow peppers are hotter than ghost peppers. omg. The longer they sit in your fridge the hotter. lol. Mezetta Peppers. Gotta have them on hand though.
Hey, uhhh, just out of curiosity... if you had to guess, how high do you reckon the cholesterol levels were of the people who recommended these places? Listen, I'm a Californian born and raised who loves a great burger, but I would rather go to Five Guys than eat at any of those places you went to ever again. In LA, there are black owned, vegan fast food options like the vegan fast food truck I love Vurger Guyz, black owned health food restaurants such as Simply Wholesome or Berbere, locally accessible healthy smoothie and pressed juice places like Kathy's Kitchen, or tasty vegan food like Baba's Vegan Cafe. Hell, even the sushi at Uobei is surprisingly great quality for a grab n' go place in DTLA! If you're craving specialty sweet treats, there are refreshing and tasty ice desserts like Happy Ice and delicious sweet potato pies from 27th Street Bakery. If you want the perfect fusion of American donuts meets Japanese ingredients, I'd highly recommend Mochinut in DTLA. It's almost impossible to go wrong at any of the bakeries in Little Tokyo. There's even a hundred year old, family run mochi shop called Fugetsu-Do that's got these fresh strawberry on white bean paste mochi that make my mouth water. tl;dr Iconic or not, these meat on meat on meat mantra menus have plagued our country for too long. The funny thing is that I'm not vegan or vegetarian and even I'm craving a freshly grated ginger salad from Rock N Roll Sushi just looking at that these deep fried piles of indigestion. You don't need to compromise flavor or ethics for health and variety in LA!
Bay City's Deli in Santa Monica, "The Godmother" sandwich , Don Antonios, Numero Uno pizza, Bob's Big Boy burger,
Next trip! Thanks for the recommendations.
Those yellow peppers are hotter than ghost peppers. omg. The longer they sit in your fridge the hotter. lol. Mezetta Peppers. Gotta have them on hand though.
You went to the hood 😂😂😂😂 proud of you
Does Pink serve all beef hotdogs?
Yes
Pink's is overated. LA born and raised people don't really do Pinks.
Are these spots halal???
Nope.
Is the food you eating halaal?
It doesn't matter
what is that some new sales pitch?
Why do you care
are these halal!! whats next pork!
@Thankyou-i7f he is an influencer, kids would watch it n say its ok to eat anything
oh god! dead animal is dead. can halal i be scientifically tested? 😂 if not then it's just mind games lol.
What's happening here, you following the ruling that Ahlul Kitab food is halaal?
Langers is overrated. And your car will be vandalized. Kanters is far better.
Wtf?
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Hey, uhhh, just out of curiosity... if you had to guess, how high do you reckon the cholesterol levels were of the people who recommended these places? Listen, I'm a Californian born and raised who loves a great burger, but I would rather go to Five Guys than eat at any of those places you went to ever again. In LA, there are black owned, vegan fast food options like the vegan fast food truck I love Vurger Guyz, black owned health food restaurants such as Simply Wholesome or Berbere, locally accessible healthy smoothie and pressed juice places like Kathy's Kitchen, or tasty vegan food like Baba's Vegan Cafe. Hell, even the sushi at Uobei is surprisingly great quality for a grab n' go place in DTLA! If you're craving specialty sweet treats, there are refreshing and tasty ice desserts like Happy Ice and delicious sweet potato pies from 27th Street Bakery. If you want the perfect fusion of American donuts meets Japanese ingredients, I'd highly recommend Mochinut in DTLA. It's almost impossible to go wrong at any of the bakeries in Little Tokyo. There's even a hundred year old, family run mochi shop called Fugetsu-Do that's got these fresh strawberry on white bean paste mochi that make my mouth water.
tl;dr Iconic or not, these meat on meat on meat mantra menus have plagued our country for too long. The funny thing is that I'm not vegan or vegetarian and even I'm craving a freshly grated ginger salad from Rock N Roll Sushi just looking at that these deep fried piles of indigestion. You don't need to compromise flavor or ethics for health and variety in LA!