Tasty Burgers — Restaurant in Los Angeles

2025/07/05 Update: I called ahead and ordered their Pork Chop 2pcs meat only, My order was ready by the time I got there (20 mins). I then took pictures of their menu since it’s been 2 years since I was last there.

The food was the same delicious Pork chop I remembered. And service was nice and professional. The dining area is kept nice and clean. —————————— I saw this place recently as I drove by so I decided to give it a try, the name was a bit misleading, the name implies that it’s a burger place, but it’s really an Armenian Kebab place.

The restaurant is well kept and clean, the people are professional and nice, (could be a tad friendlier)

This is a sit-down restaurant, you place your order art the counter, go pick your drink from the cooler, then seat yourself, they will serve you your order at your table.

I tried their #1 plate the Pork Chop plate, I asked for extra rice instead of the salad it normally comes with, no problem, it took about 20 minutes for me to get it, their pork chop was cooked exactly the way I like it!

I was able to talk to the owner, he was nice to talk to and was really interested in my opinion on his business. I just wish that he provides cash register receipt instead of a handwritten one as I like to know precisely how much each item cost (food, drink and tax)...

Been going here since I was in middle school

They have the friendliest staff. It's run by a lovely Armenian family

They always have great hospitality service and a smile. I also love seeing Salvadoran soda available as a fellow Salvi 🇸🇻

They used to do onion rings back in the day but they're not on the menu. I wonder what happened because I used to love them

But the food here is straight up. Amazing! You can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but what introduced me to this place was their burgers which are just incredible. I just got one after so long and I just couldn't help but notice that it looks like the Real life version of the Krabby Patty

Love to see this place is still...

A great find. I happened to be driving home and was hungry and saw the word "burger" and thought that would be good for dinner. It turns out this wasn't really a burger place, but good traditional Armenian food. I immediately noticed how clean and organized the dining area and kitchen appeared and was greeted by two very friendly woman who took care of my order. The Teriyaki Chicken was very good at a great price and my plate was filled to the brim, including a real salad and some grilled veggies. The food was steaming hot and fresh and was served with a frisbee-sized pita bread....