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PINE & CRANE

Taiwannese Restaurant
4.4/5
26 review
Open - from 12h00 to 22h00 Opening hours

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1521 Griffith Park Blvd, Silver Lake, Los Angeles, The United States Of America
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2024
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2024

This Taiwanese restaurant is a real hit in the trendy Silver Lake district. Simple, flavorful specialties include dàndàn miàn, noodles cooked with peanut and sesame sauce, chili oil, cucumber and coriander. Also on the menu: "small plates" ranging from tasty beef rolls to Taiwanese sausage and pancakes made with cebette - a green onion. If the decor of blond wood and concrete walls is nothing exceptional, the cuisine is well worth the detour.

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Visited in january 2024
주말 저녁은 매우 혼잡하고 시끄럽지만 친절하고 맛있어요! 단단면 사랑해! 다시 갈거야.
Visited in january 2024
minced pork on rice is good, three cup chicken is not so good, dandan noodle is great! overall, I probably wont come back.
Visited in january 2024
How it works here is you order at the cashier then sit at the first available table after you pay. It’s very busy here. I ordered the Dan Dan noodles and it was AMAZING. And to drink I got a passion fruit green tea also really good. Recommend both ????
Visited in january 2024
Crazy fast service, nice atmosphere, and solid food. Altogether was impressed but not blown away. Really like the pan fried pork buns and the mapo tofu. The chicken rice dish, cabbage, scallion pancakes, and bubble tea were ok
Visited in january 2024
Came here at peak dinner hour on a Friday night. There was about a 20 person line but it moves fast. You order first then are seated.

Service is super friendly. There’s a great selection of beer and drinks specifically Taiwanese that I haven’t seen any where else.

Each dish is about $10-15 which isn’t bad. The pan fried pork buns are crisp at the bottom but still soft and pillowy on the top and have a juicy flavorful filling. My faves though were probably the beef roll and the beef noodle soup which is so comforting on a cold day. Next time I definitely want to try the scallion pancake.

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