Lisa Kwon

Lisa Kwon is a writer born, raised, and currently living in Koreatown. She will talk your ear off about Korean coffee culture and the dreadful effects of Los Angeles’s palm tree fetishism.

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Lisa Kwon

A multi-colored carpaccio dish from Otium in Los Angeles
4 reasons to revisit Otium, one of LA’s most ambitious restaurants
The interior of the Los Angeles Mexican restaurant Casita del Campo featuring stained glass lamps, a red wall, and a tree that reaches the roof.
After 61 years, LA’s Casita del Campo remains a haven for the LGBTQ community
A browned veal shank placed on a white plate alongside risotto at LA Italian restaurant Dal Milanese.
6 reasons to make beloved Italian import Dal Milanese your next LA dinner destination
A Japanese hot pot presentation at Los Angeles restaurant Eigikutei
4 beloved mushroom dishes that showcase Asian pride at Los Angeles restaurants
A greenhouse with rows of crops at Los Angeles farm Sow A Heart
Eat dirt: How regenerative farming helped LA’s Sage become a sustainability pioneer
Different small plates of seafood on bamboo mats at los angeles japanese restaurant Eigikutei.
5 new Los Angeles restaurants to get excited about this spring
21 restaurants that scream “Los Angeles”
Rashida Holmes of Bridgetown Roti wears a green beanie while holding roti in front of her as she stands against a green background
LA’s all-female food festival is back and better than ever in 2023
A seafood tower as seen at the Los Angeles restaurant The Lonely Oyster
An exciting rise of new seafood towers hits LA
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