To many, Chinatown doesn't necessarily have a good or bad reputation– it's just off their radar completely. When we tell people our office is in Chinatown, we're often met with slightly confused responses. In a way, that's what makes it so great; to the residents, businesses, artists, or anyone else that calls it home– it feels like your own little slice of LA. There's nothing normal about it, and its hard to compare to anywhere else. Most people are surprised to learn that it's home to some of LA's most notable design studios, artists, and musicians, with a constant influx of great food and drink destinations. The pairing of Chinatown's rich history with a surging arts and food culture is what makes it unique.
This is a real "locals only" kind of spot. Although we most commonly go there for their Mochi, they have a pretty serious collection of cake and pie options. We've heard reports of people coming here for coffee as well, and have reason to believe that our building manager gets breakfast here quite frequently. As far as we're concerned, this is a real pillar in the Old Chinatown plaza and worth a visit.
