Introduction to Winter Dine LA

Winter Dine LA returns on Jan. 23, offering restaurant deals all over Los Angeles through Feb. 6. Organized by the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board, Dine LA features about 400 restaurants participating across 70 neighborhoods with eateries offering prix fixe menus that cover more than 30 global cuisines. The prices usually range from $15 to $65 but can be higher at fine-dining restaurants.

Participating Restaurants

Many of these restaurants have participated in Dine LA before, but there are a few that are taking part in the event for the first time this winter. For those looking for something brand new to try, here are five restaurants making their Dine LA debut.

Bistro Na’s

Bistro Na’s is one of the restaurants participating in Winter Dine LA for the first time.
The event takes place Jan. 23-Feb. 6 with participating restaurants throughout Los Angeles County.

Type of food: Manchu-inspired Chinese
Location: 9055 Las Tunas Drive, Ste. 105, Temple City
Information: bistronas.com
Located in a courtyard, Bistro Na’s is an opulent spot where the looks are as good as the food. For Dine LA, people can discover some of their most popular dishes in a $65 meal for two. The menu includes options like braised beef tendon or braised Chinese yam as the main course. Rice and noodle options include shrimp fried rice or Beijing Noodles. Dessert options are Lucky Koi milk pudding or sweet fried rice cake.

Gebang Sikdang

Type of food: Korean
Location: 3121 W. Olympic Blvd. in Koreatown, Los Angeles
Information: instagram.com/gebangsikdang.usa
This well-known spot, which earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2025, focuses on high-end seafood and it’s doing the same for Dine LA with a $110 special that includes a crab meal for two with soy-marinated salmon.

Good Alley

Type of food: Chinese
Location: 8450 E Valley Blvd., Rosemead
Information: good-alley.com
This is the spot for noodles and dumplings and for Dine LA it will offer some of its best-known items as well as a few surprises for $45 per person. The menu includes options of dishes like Xi’an cold noodles, Korobuta pork soup dumplings and a Wagyu beef Chinese burger.

Hilltop Coffee and Kitchen

Hilltop Coffee is one of the restaurants participating in Winter Dine LA for the first time. The event takes place Jan. 23-Feb. 6 with participating restaurants throughout Los Angeles County. (Photo by Jakob N. Layman)
Type of food: Coffee shop and casual breakfast and lunch dishes
Location: 4427 W. Slauson Ave., Los Angeles
Information: findyourhilltop.com
Hilltop is a community-based spot where people are not only encouraged to get a coffee and food, but also hang out there with friends and neighbors. So come hang out during Dine LA week and order the $15 special that consists of a fried egg breakfast sandwich and tater tots.

Somerville

Type of food: New American
Location: 4437 W. Slauson Ave., View Park-Windsor Hills
Information: somervilleslauson.com
This modern American restaurant features a progressive menu with elevated comfort food and a good selection of craft cocktails. For Dine LA the restaurant is offering a $55 menu that includes a braised short rib in truffle risotto or a collard green lasagna as the main dish. And come hungry because one of the dessert options is a thick Tres Leches cake.

Conclusion

Winter Dine LA is the perfect opportunity to try new restaurants and cuisines at an affordable price. With over 400 participating restaurants, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss out on the chance to experience the diverse food scene of Los Angeles.

FAQs

• What is Winter Dine LA?
  Winter Dine LA is a food event that takes place from Jan. 23 to Feb. 6, featuring over 400 participating restaurants across 70 neighborhoods in Los Angeles.
• What type of cuisine can I expect?
  The event features over 30 global cuisines, including Manchu-inspired Chinese, Korean, Chinese, coffee shop and casual breakfast and lunch dishes, and New American.
• How much does it cost?
  Prices range from $15 to $65, but can be higher at fine-dining restaurants.
• How can I find more information about the participating restaurants?
  You can visit the websites of the individual restaurants or check the Dine LA website for more information.