Fava Spread, yellow split pea, lemon juice, evoo
Moussaka, bolognese, eggplant, potatoes, bechamel
Lamb Flat Bread, oregano potatoes, tzatziki, kasseri cheese
Kentro Greek KItchen
100 S Harbor Blvd
Ste A
Ste A
Fullerton, CA 92832
Kentro Greek Kitchen
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Fava Spread, yellow split pea, lemon juice, evooOrochon Ramen...because you can make it spicy!
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Orochon Ramen
123 Astronaut E S Onizuka St
Ste 303
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Yoko, Yoko, Yoko...
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::Playing Chris Brown-Yoko:: lol just kidding.
I finally got around to going here because I've been hearing so many things about their katsu. And if you guys didn't know...katsu is one of my favorite things to eat. :3
You get to grind up your own sesame seeds and then they pour in their delicious katsu sauce!
I got the Donkatsu combo with soba noodles. Other combo options are udon or rolls. This was enough to share between two people! If you don't get the combo, it just comes with your choice of katsu, salad, and rice, I believe. The donkatsu was hugeee, as you can kind of see in the picture. They also give you a hefty portion of salad, a croquette and a shrimp katsu.
Light, crispy, and tender. <3 It was oh so perfect.
Yoko
4566 Beach Blvd
Buena Park, CA 90621
G Burger
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What's more G than gourmet fast-food hamburgers from G Burger?! Order their infamous G Burger and you can pile up as many toppings as you want. Buns are crisped and the beef is cooked to a perfect medium. Definitely love this place if I'm feeling for a burger. 
The G Burger
My "Square One" burger with pineapple, egg, and teriyaki sauce
Truffle Burger, Caprese Burger (back)
G Burger
421 E La Habra Blvd
La Habra, CA 90631
La Habra, CA 90631
Daikokuya Ramen
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My mouth always tends to water over the thought of the pork bone simmered, thick, creamy, flavorful, and comforting, soy-sauce based ramen at Daikokuya. Definitely go here if you want the "ramen experience". The noodles, hardboiled egg, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, and slices of cha siu pork bathe in the delicious broth and is then topped with a generous amount of green onion and a nice sprinkle of sesame seeds. The wait for a table does get really long, so I suggest going at odd hours or having an earlier meal. It's well worth it. There is only one type of ramen at Daikokuya, which is totally fine with me because they've perfected the bowl and everyone loves it.
Daikokuya Ramen
327 E 1st St
Los Angeles, CA 90012
