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Eater in Los Angeles: 15 Spots From 10 Videos
Every place Eater visits in 10 videos filmed in Los Angeles, pinned on one map per video. 13 are named below, with what Eater ate; the rest are counted by kind.
Where did Eater eat in Los Angeles?
- El Gato Night Market · Market
- Patina Catering · Catering Service
- Spaccio Salumeria by Truffle Brothers · Italian Restaurant
- Toyosu Market · Market
- Kato Restaurant · Restaurant
- Tatemó · Mexican Restaurant
- Kato Restaurant · Restaurant
- Abbot Kinney Boulevard
- Gwen · Fine Dining Restaurant
- Soban · Restaurant
- Pa Ord Noodle · Thai Restaurant
- Bridgetown Roti · Caribbean Restaurant
- The Park's Finest · Filipino Restaurant
2 more spots from these videos are pinned on their maps.
No Truffle Oil on Josh Scherer's Dream Menu | In the Booth with Babish
Open this video’s mapEater hosted chef Josh Scherer to discuss the emotional weight of hosting deep-dive interviews and their shared history as content creators. The host expressed deep appreciation for Scherer’s ability to handle heavy, vulnerable topics with grace during their previous collaboration on Last Meals.
Food from the video
maple snow
three-day sous-vide pop-tart
Spots from the video

El Gato Night Market
941 S Union Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90015, USA

Patina Catering
1150 S Olive St Tgl-25, Los Angeles, CA 90015, USA
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How One of LA's Best Chefs Runs a Two-Michelin-Star Wild Fish Restaurant — Mise En Place
Open this video’s mapEater explores the meticulous preparation behind high-end seafood dishes, highlighting the extreme cost and care associated with wild Japanese tai and Maine scallops. The chef emphasizes that the quality of the final dish relies on invisible labor, such as precise dry-aging and specific knife techniques like sukibiki.
Food from the video
Tai snapper sashimi
Oyster with caviar
Black truffles
Maine scallops
Spots from the video

Spaccio Salumeria by Truffle Brothers
4073 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90018, USA

Toyosu Market
6-chōme-6-1 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan
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Why Michelin Gave a Star to This Tiny Mexican Restaurant in a Strip-Mall — Mise En Place
Open this video’s mapEater explores the deeply personal and technical approach to Mexican-Texan fusion at a 16-seat tasting menu restaurant where masa serves as the foundation for every dish. The highlight is the meticulous nixtamalization process and the innovative use of ingredients like plantain tortillas and grasshopper dust to elevate traditional flavors.
Food from the video
A5 Wagyu with car masala
Tuna tostada
Plantain tortilla
Mole with chile huacle
Galletoas Marias
Grasshopper (chapalin) dust
Spots from the video

Kato Restaurant
777 S Alameda St Bldg 1, Suite 114, Los Angeles, CA 90021, USA

Tatemó
4740 Dacoma St Ste F, Houston, TX 77092, USA
How Michelin-Starred Kato Became the #1 Restaurant in LA — Mise En Place
Open this video’s mapEater explores the evolution of Kato, highlighting how Chef Jon Yao has transitioned from a small space to a sophisticated kitchen that blends Taiwanese heritage with California ingredients. The video showcases meticulous techniques like blacklighting crab for shells and lacquering quail to achieve a perfect shell.
Food from the video
aged lamb saddle
cumin lamb skewer
Sacramento asparagus
skipjack tuna dashi
Wolf Ranch quail
crab meat
Spots from the video

Kato Restaurant
777 S Alameda St Bldg 1, Suite 114, Los Angeles, CA 90021, USA
How Pork Belly and Kimchi Tacos Are Made at Kinn in LA - Plateworthy with Nyesha Arrington
Open this video’s mapEater explored the intersection of Korean tradition and modern R&D by helping Chef Ki create a unique kimchi-jjigae taco. The experience culminated in frying a shell designed to evoke the nostalgia of a Taco Bell taco using high-end Korean ingredients.
Food from the video
kimchi taco
seaweed bugak taco shell
Spots from the video

Abbot Kinney Boulevard
Abbot Kinney Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, USA
How Curtis Stone Runs One of the Best Steakhouses in the World — Mise En Place
Open this video’s mapEater explores Gwen in Hollywood, a unique hybrid of a butcher shop and fine dining restaurant that emphasizes a zero-waste philosophy between the butchers and chefs. The experience highlights the meticulous craftsmanship behind their house-made charcuterie, hand-rolled pasta, and specialized dry-aged seafood.
Spots from the video

Gwen
6600 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028, USA
Daniel Dae Kim says BBQ is Korean cuisine 101 #celebrity #korean #shorts
Open this video’s mapEater joined Daniel Dae Kim at Soban to experience authentic Korean home style cooking, specifically focusing on the freshness and proper aging of ganjang gejang. Kim highlighted the importance of the 'one glove technique' and expressed his preference for traditional, down-home LA spots over fine dining.
Food from the video
ganjang gejang
kimchi
banchan
rice
Spots from the video

Soban
4001 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90019, USA
Meet the Roast Duck Master of LA — The Experts
Open this video’s mapEater documents the meticulous craftsmanship behind a specialized Thai roasted duck, focusing on the chef's unique 'Botox' technique to tighten the skin with hot water. The chef emphasizes that while Peking duck focuses on skin, his method prioritizes the quality and thickness of the meat.
Food from the video
roasted duck
duck over rice
Spots from the video

Pa Ord Noodle
5301 Sunset Blvd #8, Los Angeles, CA 90027, USA
How Red Pepper Goat Roti is Made with Chef Rashida Holmes - Plateworthy with Nyesha Arrington
Open this video’s mapEater explored the intricate process of making authentic Bajan goat roti under the guidance of Chef Rashida Holmes. The experience highlighted the complex lamination techniques required for paratha and the deep historical connection between Indian and Caribbean culinary traditions.
Food from the video
paratha roti
goat roti
smoked and confit goat curry
Spots from the video

Bridgetown Roti
858 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029, USA
How Filipino Pitmaster Johneric Concordia Makes Some of the Best Barbecue in LA — Smoke Point
Open this video’s mapEater showcases how The Park's Finest blends American barbecue techniques with traditional Filipino flavors to create a unique community dining experience in Historic Filipinotown. The owners emphasize the emotional connection of serving their neighborhood after a long hiatus, culminating in a festive celebration featuring lion dancers and firecrackers.
Food from the video
tri-tip with Filipino dry rub
Mama Leah's coconut beef stew
cornbread bibingka
choice Angus beef rib
three bone galbi
Spots from the video

The Park's Finest
1267 W Temple St, Los Angeles, CA 90026, USA
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Where did Eater eat in Los Angeles?
Eater's 10 videos from Los Angeles pin 15 spots. This page names El Gato Night Market, Patina Catering, Spaccio Salumeria by Truffle Brothers, Toyosu Market, Kato Restaurant, Tatemó, Kato Restaurant, and Abbot Kinney Boulevard; the rest are on each video's map, and they all open when you unlock Los Angeles in Varedelo.
Which Eater videos were filmed in Los Angeles?
“No Truffle Oil on Josh Scherer's Dream Menu | In the Booth with Babish”; “How One of LA's Best Chefs Runs a Two-Michelin-Star Wild Fish Restaurant — Mise En Place”; “Why Michelin Gave a Star to This Tiny Mexican Restaurant in a Strip-Mall — Mise En Place”; “How Michelin-Starred Kato Became the #1 Restaurant in LA — Mise En Place”; “How Pork Belly and Kimchi Tacos Are Made at Kinn in LA - Plateworthy with Nyesha Arrington”; “How Curtis Stone Runs One of the Best Steakhouses in the World — Mise En Place”.
What food does Eater try in Los Angeles?
From the videos: maple snow, three-day sous-vide pop-tart, Tai snapper sashimi, Oyster with caviar, Black truffles, Maine scallops, A5 Wagyu with car masala, Tuna tostada, Plantain tortilla, and Mole with chile huacle.
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