As the study abroad boom continues to advance, more and more international students choose to study in the United States. Many choose to study in Los Angeles, so what are the cuisines in Los Angeles? The I here for you to organize the United States to study in Los Angeles food introduction, I hope to help you.

A burger + fries

The United States, my first thought is still "hamburger + fries". But the United States really eat burger place, not McDonald's KFC. Basically, large and small restaurants have their own specialty burgers, mostly beef, but also turkey, chicken, salmon, and so on.

Likewise, the fries are not limited to ketchup. Can you imagine the taste of garlic mayo, feta cheese, onions, peppers, tomatoes, olives, pepperoncini, and chili sauce on fries? Chili cheese fries in particular can be found everywhere in Los Angeles, but The Hat's Chili Cheese Fries are definitely the place to go. First of all, the portion is huge - the fries look like they weigh 5 pounds - and with the store's famous chili sauce, lots of yellow cheddar cheese, and a pile of pastrami, it's a good idea to invite a few friends if you're in the mood for some.

Food truck culture

Next up is one of LA's most distinctive food trucks. There are over 20 food trucks on Wilshire Blvd at lunchtime, with the most famous being the taco truck, the sandwich truck, and the hot dog and hamburger truck, all costing about $15 per person.

L.A. is the place to go for an American-style food truck that will tantalize your taste buds as you travel the world.

Third, seafood dinner

mention seafood, my mouth is straight streaming, in the Santa Monica seaside distribution of a lot of high-grade expensive seafood restaurants, but today I want to introduce you to the most beautiful and inexpensive one - - Santa Monica Seafood Market (Santa Monica Seafood Market). Santa Monica Seafood Market (Santa Monica Seafood Market), don't look at his family's store name is seafood market, in fact, very clean, like a seafood supermarket, where you can buy the freshest seafood to take home to cook, you can also sit next to the small restaurant to enjoy the freshest oysters and American crabs, the most important thing is that the price of their home to be cheaper than the other home! a lot.

Los Angeles is a huge city of immigrants, so in addition to local specialties, you can find food from all over the world in L.A., Japanese, Mexican, Thai, and the list goes on and on. Of course, Chinese food is not necessary to say, just a street in the Valley there are countless authentic Chinese restaurants, all the major cuisines should have, Northeast China, Sichuan, Lu Cai, Cantonese food let you overwhelmed, can not help but feel that the "tongue on the tip of the Chinese" is also hot throughout the L.A. city!