Love Organic Cafe — Restaurant in West Hollywood

Overall: 3.4/5

We ordered from Ubereats and the restaurant is a bit far from our place + traffic time so the food had to be reheated. We really want to like this place but their food is a hit or miss. I think there's a clear delineation of what they make well and what needs improvements. They're sushi is really good but their Thai food is not.

Crispy Rice ($17): The rice was still very crispy. They made the spicy tofu mixture close in texture as imitation crab which I prefer. Their shiitake teriyaki sauce is so good too! You don't need any soy sauce.

Beefless Drunken Noodle, Medium Spicy Option ($16): This was not spicy and the drunken noodle flavors didn't come out. The noodles were soft but the fake beef was oh so dry & overcooked. I would not get this again.

Love On Fire ($20): Omg this roll was soooo good! The chewy texture of the trumpet mushroom is great, and they are generous with the amount of topping. Definitely a must try!

Thai Wings, Medium Spicy Option ($10): My first thought was "Why are there only 3 wings?" Then I looked at the Yelp pictures and saw that that's correct then questioned why they're $10 because that's pretty expensive. They looked good with the glazed sauce so I took a bite and was immediately weirded out by the texture. I tried it again the next day and thought the flavoring was okay but could still taste that strange texture that was an indication that this was fake meat. I don't have a thing against fake meat since I eat it all the time in my mom's vegan pho but this was just off. I would not order this...

Removing my 5 star review because I am extremely disappointed in the response from the woman i spoke with here tonight. I’ve come to LOVE Organic maybe a handful of times. The first time my mother and sister were in town, I brought them here. Today my sister was visiting, and we decided to go pick up some food and I ordered the burrito- something new. Upon getting home, I opened the burrito to find that most of it was rice. Tons of rice. I tried to just get it down but my sister said I should call and let them know. So I did and the gentleman who answered was nice but the woman (maybe owner?) answered and I explained there was chicken but it was mostly rice. I said I understood the economy was hard, but I gave what I could for a tip which was somewhere around 10% for a to go order (I try to tip everywhere).

She said they weigh their chicken and put lots of rice because “you guys will complain if we don’t”.

She was very reactive and I was confused as to what I did for her to react that way.

I tried to explain that I wouldn’t complain I just have a disorder where I cannot consume that much rice. I didn’t get to finish when she said they don’t know that, so i need to put it in the notes.

I decided I didn’t want to argue with her, and agreed to the refund.

But who is “you guys”? Either way it made me feel sad. I’ve NEVER had an experience like that here, and honestly I won’t be going back.

It is unfortunate. Sometimes being kind and understanding is the answer, not always a...

Best Vegan Restaurant in LA!

Love Organic Café is one of those rare finds you’re truly glad to stumble upon. I love experimenting with vegan restaurants, and this place instantly stood out — so much so that we came back twice in two days during our trip to LA!

Every dish we tried was thoughtfully prepared and perfectly balanced. The veggies retained their crispness and character while absorbing just the right amount of flavor from the sauces. Across our visits, we sampled several sushi rolls — the Love Pillar and Mexicana Love Pillar were both excellent, and the mango avocado rolls hit that perfect blend of sweet and savory without being overpowering.

The dumplings deserve a special mention. My partner is a dumpling connoisseur, and she was so impressed we ended up ordering multiple servings — the dough had the perfect thickness, and the stuffing was just right.

I also tried the fishless filet tacos, which were phenomenal — soft shells, generous fillings, and a burst of flavor in every bite. The chow mein and stir-fries were equally delicious. And to top it all off, the chocolate fudge cake might just be the best vegan chocolate cake we’ve ever had — moist, rich, and perfectly sweet.

The service was warm and attentive, the presentation beautiful, and the entire experience memorable. Can’t recommend this place enough — we’ll...