Filipino Pop-up (New) - Mari Los Angeles
Having grown up near Historic Filipinotown, the Echo Park area of Los Angeles, I’m somewhat familiar with Filipino food.
BUT there weren’t any places to get Filipino food back then. So, I had to get invited to my Filipino friends’ family parties. (did I say that out loud?)
These days, there are many venues one can find Filipino dishes, both fast casual and sit down establishments.
What about modern or elevated Filipino food?
AND on the Westside of Los Angeles?
Photo Courtesy of Kristie Hang Mari Los Angeles
in Century City has a Modern Filipino Inspired Pop-up this Summer!
Located in Mari’s outdoor patio at the InterContinential
Where’s That?
In the shadow of Nakatomi Plaza, lies the InterContinential Los Angeles in Century City.
If you’re a Die Hard fan, then you’d recognize this building.
If not, it’s the Fox Plaza building, adjacent to the Fox studio lot.
Happy 30th Birthday, Nakatomi Plaza!
Now back to the food...
“KAIN” in Tagalog means to “Eat”
So let’s Eat!
Photo Courtesy of Kristie Hang
Chef Brian Bellicourt …
BUT there weren’t any places to get Filipino food back then. So, I had to get invited to my Filipino friends’ family parties. (did I say that out loud?)
These days, there are many venues one can find Filipino dishes, both fast casual and sit down establishments.
What about modern or elevated Filipino food?
AND on the Westside of Los Angeles?
Photo Courtesy of Kristie Hang Mari Los Angeles
in Century City has a Modern Filipino Inspired Pop-up this Summer!
Located in Mari’s outdoor patio at the InterContinential
Where’s That?
In the shadow of Nakatomi Plaza, lies the InterContinential Los Angeles in Century City.
If you’re a Die Hard fan, then you’d recognize this building.
If not, it’s the Fox Plaza building, adjacent to the Fox studio lot.
Happy 30th Birthday, Nakatomi Plaza!
Now back to the food...
“KAIN” in Tagalog means to “Eat”
So let’s Eat!
Photo Courtesy of Kristie Hang
Chef Brian Bellicourt …
