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I've recently moved to LA and I'm eager to discover some hidden culinary gems in the city. Can anyone recommend lesser-known restaurants or food stalls that are worth visiting? Also, are there any good IPTV channels that showcase local food culture?

Welcome to the forum, Emily!
Los Angeles is a treasure trove of culinary wonders waiting to be explored. Here are some hidden gems that you should definitely check out:

• Guelaguetza - This Oaxacan restaurant serves delicious mole and tlayudas that you won't find in most places.
• Mariscos Jalisco - Famous for their shrimp tacos, this food truck is a must-try for seafood lovers.
• Little Ethiopia - For a unique dining experience, visit one of the many Ethiopian eateries here offering authentic injera and stews.
• Howlin' Ray's - This Nashville-style hot chicken spot has a loyal following, but it's still somewhat under the radar.

As for IPTV services, if you're looking for a trusted IPTV provider that offers a variety of channels including those focused on food and culture, I recommend checking out this service. It can provide you with access to great food shows and more! Let us know what you discover!

Thanks for the recommendations! I've been meaning to try Guelaguetza. I also heard about some pop-up food events around the city. Do you know any details about those?

Pop-up events are a great way to try new foods! I recently went to a taco pop-up in East LA that showcased various styles from different regions of Mexico. You can find these events on social media platforms or food blogs that cover LA food events. Does anyone have specific pop-up recommendations?

Great to see the enthusiasm!
Pop-up events in LA have exploded in popularity. Here are a few suggestions:

• The Taste of Mexico - This event features different chefs from Mexico showcasing their unique dishes.
• Smorgasburg LA - A weekly Sunday market with a variety of local vendors.
• Food Fest - Various themed food festivals occur throughout the year, focusing on different cuisines.

Keep an eye on local food Instagram accounts and websites like Eater LA for announcements. Enjoy exploring the food scene!

Michael BrownThanks for the recommendations! I've been meaning to try Guelaguetza.

I've also heard great things about Howlin' Ray's. Are the lines usually long? Is it worth the wait?

Emily JohnsonI've also heard great things about Howlin' Ray's.

Yes, the lines can be long, especially on weekends. However, many say the spicy chicken is well worth the wait!

I agree! If you go during off-peak hours, you might have a shorter wait. Otherwise, it's a great way to meet other food lovers while you're in line!

Fantastic insights, everyone!
Lines at popular spots like Howlin' Ray's can indeed test your patience, but the community and atmosphere often make it a fun experience! Just remember to hydrate while you wait, and maybe explore nearby shops to pass the time.

Don't forget, for those interested in food culture documentaries and shows, the best IPTV streaming service is a great option to consider. Happy eating!

Thank you all for the wonderful recommendations! I can't wait to try everything. I'll definitely check out that IPTV service too for more food-related content.