Cool food hall located in Panorama city. They have several vendors inside from burgers, Mediterranean food, Filipino food., Thai food, Mexican food, hibachi Grill. So there are tons of choices. They have seating throughout and even some seating outside. The only drawback is it's only street parking so it may be difficult to find especially since it's located on Van Nuys.

Lot of food stalls. Many choices, really good to check out. Parking is street parking. Gets filled up quick but we parked at a lot across the street. We found a table right away. Feels like they could use more seating though.

It was my family and my first time at LA Chef's kitchen. It was empty when we got there, and some of the food stalls were closed. I'm assuming because it was raining and on a Sunday? There were different food stalls with different options to choose from. We did try 3 food stalls. It was pretty good with a good portion of food. We would try it out again to try out the other restaurant that was closed.

It was pretty empty inside the food hall when we got there around 6pm. The parking was a bit challenging, but it's what you can expect since this place is located right on Van Nuys Blvd. I haven't seen a review for Rico, so I thought I'd post one. I found the stall empty, so I decided to try their lomo saltado. First of all, my bowl was PACKED. I don't know how the man behind the counter was able to close the lid on this bowl! I always appreciate a full plate/bowl. Secondly, the taste was reminiscent of the Peruvian restaurant we used to frequent on Reseda/Saticoy until they closed down. The meat was tender, fries still crisp, and the mix of sauce and meat juice was flavorful. I'm glad there's a new Peruvian option nearby because we'll come back for sure.

First time coming to this new spot and was warmly welcomed by everyone. The hall is packed with different options and reasons to come back again for something different. I was drawn to the Guatemalan food at Mi Pueblo. Enjoyed a delicious papa supreme de longaniza and warm sweet ponche. I'm looking forward to telling friends and family then coming back for more to try!

LA Chef's Kitchen is an incredible and recently opened food hall in Panorama City with lots of food options for everyone and big potential in the SFV! There's so many different cuisine options and there's ample seating for groups to come in and try the various spots! I've been able to try a few of the spots so far but my favorite so far have been ELNO, the teashop, and Funculo, the pasta shop! Both are an easy 5/5 recommend and have excellent service from the staff and both have unique offerings such as build your own pasta and different teas and drinks from ELNO that I haven't seen at other tea shops! Both are delicious and use quality ingredients and have everything made to order. Cali's Teriyaki gets a 4/5 with great service and quality ingredients. I love the concept of building your own teriyaki bowl and they have plenty of options to choose from. Rico Cafe and Juice Bar serves up refreshing smoothies, acai bowls, and juices and gets a 4/5 from me. Parking here can be a little tricky as it's mainly street parking but there has been plenty available when I've come by and the general ambience is lively with plenty of people walking around checking out all the concepts. This is one of my new favorite food halls in Socal and I can't wait to come back soon to try everything else!

GREEK: recommend. Delicious, fresh, big portions , friendly customer service. 5/5. TICAS TEPPANYAKI: recommend. Fast service, nice sized portions, fresh, delicious, good customer service. 5/5 CALI'S TERIYAKI: recommend. Fresh, tasty. 5/5 NO WORRIES CURRY: (sadly) don't recommend. Usually not open, tiny portions (6 cubes of paneer in the saag and a tiny handful of chicken in the masala) The saag lacked flavor and wasn't tasty at all. :( 2.5/5 ELNO: recommend. incredible customer service. High end and quality ingredients. 5/5