The build-your-own poke bowl and boba tea spot, a hit in downtown, has expanded to NoHo.

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The restaurant specializes in traditional Korean dishes, such as jokbal (pigs' feet) and bossam (cabbage wraps with steamed pork belly).

This Korean fusion spot offers kimbop, rice bowls, and "gorritos" stuffed with everything from spicy pork to anchovies.

The latest eatery from h.wood Group brings upscale Mexican fare to West Hollywood.

Located inside the new Corporation Food Hall, the café features a selection of brunch and lunch items.

For breakfast, there's waffles with banana, walnuts and peanut butter.

This new café's motto is "If you make a wish, we make the dish."

This Grand Central Market alum has brought its octopus tacos and fish ceviche to Venice.

This Bigfoot-themed café uses Ritual Coffee Roasters beans, and also offers a selection of teas and locally made pastries.

On the menu, look for signature rolls like a California roll topped with baked salmon, as well as Korean bi bim bap bowls.

Gong Cha allows customers to select from a variety of ingredients to create their own personalized drinks.

At Blu Jam Café, breakfast is served all day.