2050 Sawtelle Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
310.478.3242
price range: $7-10 per person
Nestled in the Japantown of West Los Angeles, gr/eats is not the typical ramen, sushi, or curry restaurant. It also offers a salad and sandwich selection, infused with Japanese and seafood elements.
Inside you will find that it is pretty much a "hole in the wall," as you literally sit elbow-to-elbow with strangers, or, fellow epicureans.
The walls are painted plain white and sporadically mounted upon them are various art pieces. So you get this feeling that you are eating in a tiny art gallery!
As for the food, I ordered the Wild Salmon Sandwich and Dylan ordered the Seared Tuna Sandwich. Both were good, but nothing special. The most noteworthy part of our meal was the Mixed Fries! That means: fried potatoes, yams, and bananas! ..all together in harmony! Who else does that?? Really now. Another thing that caught us by surprise was a complimentary scoop of vanilla bean ice cream for dessert. Ain't that special!
When you leave, be sure to check out the neighboring GR (giant robot) and GR2, Asian pop culture boutiques, with which the restaurant is affiliated.
Inside you will find that it is pretty much a "hole in the wall," as you literally sit elbow-to-elbow with strangers, or, fellow epicureans.
The walls are painted plain white and sporadically mounted upon them are various art pieces. So you get this feeling that you are eating in a tiny art gallery!As for the food, I ordered the Wild Salmon Sandwich and Dylan ordered the Seared Tuna Sandwich. Both were good, but nothing special. The most noteworthy part of our meal was the Mixed Fries! That means: fried potatoes, yams, and bananas! ..all together in harmony! Who else does that?? Really now. Another thing that caught us by surprise was a complimentary scoop of vanilla bean ice cream for dessert. Ain't that special!
When you leave, be sure to check out the neighboring GR (giant robot) and GR2, Asian pop culture boutiques, with which the restaurant is affiliated.
1 comment:
hi amanda! dang i've always wanted to go to GR but i've never dragged my but out there. their magazine is great though.
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