Los Angeles is huge, it's a City and a County at the same time. It's place without season but that's why were called the City of Lost Angels after all. People say there is nothing to do in LA but eat and shop and I've heard this a lot lately. Which is weird because I've been living hear since birth and everyday I learn there is something going all over the county. It takes ten year to become Angelino and ten more years find out about the overwhelming things to do in LA. And people vacationing here and only go to Disneyland for a trillionth time just an FYI we other fun and kid friendly places like Six Flags Magic Mountain, Knott's Berry Farm, and Raging Waters. Were not a desert, we just the Mediterranean climate which is characterized by warm to hot, dry summers and mild to cool, wet winters (but were in a drought right now), also this is where warm and cool water meet so also it's categories as subtropical weather. But yeah the air quality is bad because were surrounded by mountains, the people to car ratio, and the others people seem to forget we have industries specifically, Oil Refiners, which I pass by three/five on my way to work, Port of Los Angeles, and Aerospace. Anyways, LAWEEKLY is probably the best way to find out what going on in LA and should be your best friend if your knew to these parts. A bit of topic but I love bowling but what happen to the roller skating rinks because I totally miss going skating. This going is to be series since I'm in school again and might not have time to write for you guys as much, so here are the Top Vegan places in LA.
1.) Shojin
333 S. Alameda St., # 310, Los Angeles;
(213) 617-0305.
I've been here before which is a great place to bring that special someone or a love one. With it's sultry atmosphere and low lighting that will really set the mood for the evening and you wouldn't expect it to be in bustling plaza-mall.Service is what you would expect from 5 star restaurant except it's vegan with a modern Asian twist called the art of yoshoku.
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