Kaon! LA

Good spot for dinner. Just saw they added breakfast and lunch to their menu which is pretty dope, I’ll def be trying that out.
Their kawali is super good and the aioli and avocado salsa is good on anything

Really great tacos. A bit pricey but worth it for the amount for food you get.
Definitely try the pork belly tacos and the fried chicken.

Yummy yummy yummy!
Great taste and quality of food. Their Ube horchata is out of this world.
The wait is a little long, but definitely worth it.
Had them cater our team banquet and the process was easy and everyone loved it!
They have vegetarian options too which is great since some of our team members are vegetarian!
Give this place a shot, they’re new and working through some bumps in the road (based on the other reviews). Being Filipino, the flavors sure are there and it reminds me a lot of my childhood!
5 stars for sure!

Didn't have high expectations from the jump, but I did like a few of my items.

The 'Banana Fried Fritters' weren't it. I ONLY tasted the banana and all the other ingredients were invisible. Violet from the Incredibles invisible.There was NO other flavor other than banana and the powered sugar on them were VERY light. Also, very oily, tastin like unseasoned pancakes.

50/50 cookies were it tho. You can't go wrong with cookies, so I already knew I was gonna like them. Mexican Chocolate cookie, bomb and surprisingly the same thing for the purple yam one, the ube. There's flavor with the ube, but I can't really put my finger on it, but it's addicting. I really liked both flavors!

The White Rice Bowl with Oxtail Adobo and Pinoy Fried Chicken was a coo 2/5. I liked the fried chicken more, maybe that's the black in me haha, but I enjoyed it. The chicken could have had more seasoning, but since it's healthy, I didn't expect too much seasoning. But, the Oxtail, I didn't like. The Jamaican in me was shaking my head in disappointment. It was cold and flavor was lackluster. I didn't even finish it.
I definitely enjoyed the fried chicken more.

The salsa's wasn't a tastebud bud favorite. The Red Salsa was hot as hell and gross, Green Salsa was ughh, but the Avocado Salsa was the best one out the bunch.

This wasn't the best experience, but it was a nice try from a restaurant that's close to home. The cookies were a bit expensive if you ask me, $2.50 for one on Door Dash, but they were good along with the Plain Rice and Pinoy Fried Chicken