unapologetically spicy Thai food in Los Angeles, but that’s exactly where you’ll find Downtown’s Holy Basil. Using high-quality, locally sourced ingredients, chef Wedchayan “Deau ...

Certain pockets of downtown Los Angeles feel like a real ... “I would go to a Thai restaurant and try to get them to modify Thai dishes to taste a little more Lao,” he said.

Here are the places to eat in Downtown Los Angeles. New for this map update: There’s a new modern Japanese restaurant with terrific shabu-shabu and sashimi, a great semi-hidden yakitori spot in ...

Holy Basil, the Downtown ... Thai food,” Arpapornnopparat says. “Whatever that means, we’re gonna find a way to do it.” Holy Basil is located at 3170 Glendale Boulevard, Unit C, Los ...

Thai cuisine is front and center in the great conversation about food in Los Angeles. The cuisine has been a mainstay in L.A. since the 1970s when Thai restaurants began popping up along Sunset ...

Rozette Rago for The New York Times Supported by By Tejal Rao Tejal Rao is critic at large for The New York Times’s Food section. She lives in Los Angeles ... Sherman Oaks | Thai This family ...

It’s one of many Thai restaurants in Los Angeles that features a small stage for entertainment — some Elvis or Britney Spears covers while you eat your green curry. On this particular Saturday ...