Yoshinoya

I asked for a L beef bowl! But they give me L beef and vegetable bowl! It is for Togo, so I didn’t know until I get home! WTF!

Decent place to grab a good quick meal. Well maintained. Good customer service. It’s in the hood but it beats any fast food.

I go there twice a week great costumer service the manager there very friendly takes care of me I really love the service recommend this place if you want something fast and good attitude

typical yoshinoya, place is maintained cleanly

Truly this Japanese classic made American is not something to take for granite. That’s right, granite. I wouldn’t blame you for taking it for granite because that’s exactly what that «beef boy» meat tasted like. I expected something more edible than the charred ribbons of leathery tendons they served me. The rice resembled rice, but the veggies were more like green and orange Play-​Doh pressed in broccoli and carrot-​shaped molds, respectively. After consuming a single bite of this culinary miscarriage my eyes glazed over with a disbelieving internal uproar that drove me to require only Dr. Pepper to wash away the rancid Yoshinoya tyrrany that was wreaking havoc on my palate. I approached the small benevolent yet orcish figure of the cashier to inquire about a medium bubbly drink of the ilk of Dr. Pepper and yet no answer was given. Only a cold, dead stare and a stubby, wart-​laden finger pointed in the direction of what only vaguely resembled a soda fountain. I followed the strange man’s direction and closed in on the alien machine. As I gazed upon the tiny plastic windows that would normally display soft drinks such as Sprite, Coca-​Cola or Tab, instead all I saw were colorful shapes and lines that formed to make some sort of alien calligraphy, a language of symbols that spelled nothing that I have ever seen before. After only gazing at the contraption for what felt like 30 seconds I began to feel the void catch up to me and I allowed my consciousness to slip into the inky black oblivion that Yoshinoya wanted me to dive into. The meal was over, but the beef boy’s grip never lets up.
I enjoyed my experience at Yoshinoya, more or less.

It seems that a lot of Yoshinoyas are in the hood. This was no exception. But it was well maintained.
$ 5.39 for a large combo? Yoshinoya’s generous with portions.

Yoshinoya will always have a special place in my heart. Get the BEEF BOWL. It’s the only thing worth getting here IMO, so GET THE BEEF BOWL. I think it’s around $ 6 – 8 depending on the size you get.
Drench that whole bowl in their pepper flakes and chow down on delicious heaven. Quick service and fast meal.

Horrible parking, but they have good service and the food is decent.

The macaroni salad tastes okay. I was expecting worse but its alright. No salad dressing just ths macaroni flavor with the salad. Beef bowl was good. Service is absolutely fast! t

Been coming here for years! Closest Yoshinoya to me in the garment district. Next one is miles away. Anyways, when you want some beef bowl and this is the only Yoshinoya around you have to come here. LOL! You have no choice…
Too bad they close early. Then I have to go to the one next to USC on Fig. Btw, there are some crazies in the parking lot sometimes.