In the World Cup, it’s time for the team’s four-year football fan possession. Join in the fun and chase the score to watch handsome guys. Although the orange tulip group washes their eyes, after eating this popular Argentinean dish in Los Angeles, the foodie villain in the body Quickly defeated the nympho villain, "I only dye blue and white in my life", and Messi comes on.

28 years ago, an Argentine chef and an Argentine architect came to Los Angeles from Argentina (not a love story).They all love to spread Argentine folklore and culture, so they opened this restaurant called Lala's Grill, which specializes in Argentinean cuisine.The team had read their stories on the restaurant’s official website before, and before the taste buds set off, they experienced the dining space created by the architect partners.

This time I went to the store in Melrose Ave, Los Angeles. From a distance, you can see the blue and white Argentina flags on the street corner windows. The fresh and low-key colors are so bright. The restaurant is divided into two parts, one is an outdoor seat with a shed, and the other is an indoor part with a bar. At seven o'clock in the evening, two-thirds of the outdoor seats are full, and the Noise Level is quite high; there are only two tables in the room, which is much quieter. Sitting by the window, the height along the wall is just slightly lower than the line of sight, and the dark and dark sky is faintly visible. This will not only cut off the guests' contact with the outdoors, but also effectively reduce the noise.

More than three-quarters of the residents of Argentina are descendants of Italy and Spain, and the cuisine culture is naturally influenced by Western food. So the waiter will bring the bread before meals. The bread is chewy. The sauce with the bread (Tapenade) is olive oil and basil (Basil). The oil is not greasy and the appetizer is just right.

We ordered two appetizers. One is a famous South American snack from Spain, Empanadas, which looks like a fried dumpling-shaped pie. This restaurant's Empanadas have a crispy and non-greasy skin, and the paper towels on the plate do not suck out the oil (the girl paper that controls the intake of oil can like this here). Empanadas has a variety of fillings such as beef, chicken, ham, etc. We choose the most traditional beef filling.

The second appetizer is Vegetable a la Parrilla, a grilled vegetable platter. This dish comes up at one end, The friends traveling in Europe lamented the good Spanish style. This dish is typical of the Spanish Andalusian style. The dishes are mainly fresh and colorful, and are mostly cooked with olive oil.

Having said so much, it's finally the main course.In addition to the appetizers, the menu is also divided into Salads, Sandwiches, Lala's Specials and other parts, with an American arrangement.In fact, the restaurant’s official website also introduces that this Argentine restaurant retains eight points of traditional Argentine dishes and incorporates two points of American cuisine in order to better operate in Los Angeles.The first main course is the light Ventura Salad.It looks like a combination of chicken lettuce and cheese, especially with rice.Chicken and vegetables at room temperature are combined with warm rice, which is very suitable for midsummer nights and the evening breeze that blows from time to time.

The second main course, lomo steak, fully interprets the important style of Argentine cuisine, and it is full of meat. Argentina is the country that consumes the most beef per capita in the world. The unique natural grassland allows cattle to run happily, with a strong body and delicious meat. Lala's steak carries on the characteristics of Argentine steak. It is leaner than traditional American steak. The amount of the whole dish is very large, it is recommended that children's shoes to estimate their combat effectiveness when ordering.

In general, this store is suitable for early adopters and the price (Yelp $$) is also suitable for children's shoes nearby. There are two stores in Los Angeles, one in West Los Angeles and one in Studio City. The West Los Angeles store we went to did not accept reservations for less than 6 people, and the waiter at the restaurant said that generally there would not be very violent waiting queues on weekends.

Branch XNUMX Address:7229 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046　Yelp
Point Two Address:11935 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604　Yelp

By: Chunyuer