Inko Nito

INKO NITO LA that was open less than 2 years ago has a verify of cocktails at Happy Hours. For example, the $6 Palomita, sakura tequila, lime, pink grapefruit, agave cocktail tastes very good. With dineL.A. Restaurant Week 2020, we tried a $49.00 4-course dining menu. The U10 scallop skewer is excellent or it can match or exceed the taste at the Patina Restaurant, The Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles. The Branzino is a little bit salty. The Creme Brulee is one of the best you can find. The service is just okay, that's a main reason it falls to the 4.5 stars, instead of 5.

Super tasty food and upscale feeling both to the food and the environment. Their open display kitchen style is a very addition that makes the whole experience even better. A bit pricey, so not something you do often (I guess that depends on your budget) but definitely worth considering for a special occasion.

OVERALL REVIEW: Awesome Food experience , Price to Actual food ratio negatively slightly off.. YOU VISIT once for amazing food and more because of the atmosphere and location (see below for details Well if you are reading this, I'm assuming you are trying to get details 1. Food : The is Stellar, it carry predominantly Japanese inspired dishes fused with a little bit of Korean seasoning. Each bite is heaven bliss. EXCEPT scallop, Nobody can really penetrate the fishy inside scallop tho... 2. PRICE: This is part where I say the PRICE-TO-Actual food ratio is OFF... The food is amazing especially as a ONE time experience you should splurge..but WATCH out you only get LITTLE bit of food VS price you are paying... IM NOT ASKING for CORPORATION portionz but a little bit more would be appreciated... Everything here is $8-18 and MEAT section $21 to $34 per selection... And you don't get a lot. You might need to go somewhere else to get your "full" feeling.. 3. Atmosphere and Business operations: the building is located in Hip spot Art District which is GREAT because you might need more to get full. The Exterior and Interior are done very well with Modern Dark deco styling with splash of Greenary around. And customers are very stylish and hip and noise level is optimal!! THIS SECTION is why YOU NEED REVISIT after got your inner foodie out the way

It's a Japanese style tapas restaurant located in the arts district. . We tried a little bit of everything. What stands out was the bone marrow, which was decent, but what really brought it home was beef short rib. Go with a few people so you can share and taste a lot of dishes. There are tables off to the side and also high top shared tables. I don't mind the common tables so you can see what other people order. The waiter recommended 2-3 dishes per person. We went with 8 dishes for 3 people and we were fine. Everything we ordered was so so good. There's street parking if you are lucky or $8 valet. Try to o avoid the parking lots which will costs you $20.