Zesty Tomato Shake Shake Fries
Only available in Hong Kong... Still pushing for that McDonald’s World concept restaurant.
via, @EugeneKan
The Big Max
It’s Burger Week at The Oinkster, a delicious time where this LA “slow fast food spot” pays tribute to classic American burgers. For those who have yet to visit, the rest of the week includes The Oinkster’s take on Jack In The Box’s “Sourdough Jack” (Friday), as well as their version of the Big Mac, The Big Max (above, on Sunday). Go there, and get fed.
The Oinkster
2005 Colorado Blvd LA,CA 90042
P: (323) 255-6465
Artist Eats: West
For this installment of “Artist Eats,” we asked West to share his favorite place to eat. West is a Los-Angeles based abstract painter. He was born and raised in New York City, and has spent the last three years living in Los Angeles. He is a subway graffiti pioneer, a lifelong martial artist and an avid cook. When he’s not listening to old mixtapes of The World Famous Supreme Team Show, he can usually be found eating good food somewhere.
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Artist Eats: Kime Buzzelli
For this installment of “Artist Eats,” we asked Kime Buzzelli to share her favorite place to eat. Kime is a Los Angeles-based artist known for her feminine, ethereal paintings, and her distinct style.
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February 25, 2012 | by Zio | In art, Artist Eats, Food + Drink, Los Angeles, Restaurants | No Comments
Artist Eats: Saelee Oh
For this installment of “Artist Eats,” we asked Saelee Oh to share her favorite place to eat. Saelee is a Los Angeles-based artist whose works primarily consists of drawings, paintings and cut paper, although on occasion she has also created sculptural installations and stop-motion animations. Through her delicate imagery, Saelee explores themes including utopia, female empowerment, identity, connection, alienation, nature and animal symbolism.
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February 17, 2012 | by Zio | In art, Artist Eats, Food + Drink, Los Angeles, Restaurants | No Comments
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This Must Be The Place
Bagel Bomb
Momofuku Milk Bar’s take on the breakfast staple is an everything bagel roll filled with scallion and bacon cream cheese.
Artist Eats: David Choe
For this installment of “Artist Eats,” David Choe begrudgingly shares his favorite place to eat. Choe is a Los Angeles-based artist, high-stakes gambler and blackmailer, whose refined taste in food ranges from Chicken Littles to desserts made of paper.
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Artist Eats: Caleb Neelon
For this installment of “Artist Eats,”we asked Caleb Neelon to share his favorite place to eat. Caleb is a Cambridge-based artist, writer, educator and all-around awesome guy. His solo show, Victory Garden—which explores themes, symbols and imagery of patriotism and faith—opens tonight at Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts, and is on view through March 16.
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Baohaus 3rd Annual Chinese New Years Dinner
Eddie Huang has put together a three course dinner celebrating the Chinese New Year on January 24th. One night only. See the menu after the jump.
Artist Eats: Dabs & Myla
For this installment of “Artist Eats,” we asked DABS & MYLA to share their favorite place to eat. DABS & MYLA are husband-and-wife artists and graffiti partners, who are from Melbourne, Australia, but now call Los Angeles home. They are known for their wonderful collaborative murals and paintings, and envied for their perfect relationship.
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Artist Eats: Risk
For this installment of “Artist Eats,” we asked RISK to share his favorite place to eat. RISK is a graffiti icon who spearheaded the movement in Los Angeles in the early 1980s, and became known around the world for his innovative lettering style. In addition to his work on the streets, RISK founded one of the first streetwear lines, Third Rail, and his canvases have become sought after by galleries and collectors.
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