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Going to be in the LA area, any excellent places to eat?

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7window said:
food truck is the best
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This whole food truck phenomenon on TV and news is the biggest overrated thing in recent history.

Overpriced and underwhelming.

I tried that super popular Kogi truck. Wtf is this garbage at $8 for 3 little shitty tacos with garbage cut beef + shitty Korean BBQ sauce?

I went to a food truck festival in NYC- they had all the big names there. We spent like $50 and were still hungry. They all sucked.
 
depends how far from Ontario you're going to be exploring. the more west you go, the more options you'll have.
 
Zeze said:
This whole food truck phenomenon on TV and news is the biggest overrated thing in recent history.

Overpriced and underwhelming.

I tried that super popular Kogi truck. Wtf is this garbage at $8 for 3 little shitty tacos with garbage cut beef + shitty Korean BBQ sauce?

I went to a food truck festival in NYC- they had all the big names there. We spent like $50 and were still hungry. They all sucked.
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The food trucks are gimmicky at best I feel. I hated kogi the first time I tried it. Found a hole in the wall doing korean/mexican fusion that was much much better. Sometimes you'll find a decent item with the food trucks but more often than not they'll be overpriced at the very least.

The only good ones are the 'unnamed/not branded' ones like various random mexican/greek trucks.
 
re: food trucks

there are SOME legit ones out there, but by and large they are surpassed by their B&M equivalents. Only exception is the beloved taco truck/street dog cart, which is truly a part of LA street food culture and often times exceed their B&M counterparts.
 
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