Organic shabu shabu that is our ultimate comfort food spot.

Hide Sushi on Sawtelle is a great spot for affordable sashimi platters at lunch and dinner.

Tentenyu is solid ramen and with never the lines like nearby Tsujita.

This tiny Japanese restaurant along Pico is frankly more of a myth than anything else, but if you’re able to get in, expect a memorable meal.

Daikokuya’s Sawtelle location pretty much always has a line, but the wait for their excellent ramen is worth it.

Sushi Tsujita on Sawtelle is the pricey sushi restaurant from the team behind LA's most popular ramen spot.

B Sweet is a dessert spot on Sawtelle serving one very important thing: a Halo, a.k.a. an ice cream sandwich made from a donut.

If you’re looking for bar food on Sawtelle, Furaibo - a dark, rowdy Izakaya - is a good option.

With a casual atmosphere and a reasonably-priced menu, Nong La is one of our go-to’s for a Vietnamese lunch on Sawtelle.

Kitchen Story is an all-day spot on Sawtelle serving fantastic Korean bar food.

Honeymee off Sawtelle Blvd. is a soft serve shop that's also a social media celebrity. But the ice cream is great.

The omakase at Kiriko on Sawtelle is expensive but excellent. They also do more affordable lunch specials.

Kimukatsu is famous in Japan for their pork cutlets, and now they’re an essential meal on Sawtelle.

Blockheads on Sawtelle serves what they call “Snow Cream,” a.k.a. shaved ice cream.

Plan Check is one of the finest restaurant/bar combos in the city, and it also happens to be one of the best first date spots on the Westside.

The crepes at Millet on Sawtelle Blvd. are equal parts ridiculous and delicious.