Cuisines and Dishes at La Defence:
- Chinese
- Japanese
- French
La Defence
3701 Wilshire Blvd,
Los Angeles
CA
90010
LaDefencerestaurant.com (213) 384-9500
Menu for La Defence
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Ratings and Reviews for La Defence
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Apr 09 2012
Bridget P. via Yelp
Came here last Saturday for a friend's birthday. On the plus side, they got us a room right away at 11PM (the place was pretty empty), and the rooms were...read more
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Jan 30 2012
Jordan W. via Yelp
So We Found Love in this Super Bass place. It has all the Bear Necessities for your Golddiggers, California Girls, and African Americans in the French...read more
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Jan 29 2012
Josie C. via Yelp
Came here with large group of 23 or so for a friend's birthday. Was pretty quiet for a Saturday night but really awesome experience nonetheless. The room...read more
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Jun 06 2008
via Citysearch
Check it out. This place has great food. Oh my God, I was nothing but happy after I left this palce. Good people, good food, ca...read more
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Apr 30 2008
mark via Citysearch
I discovered La Defence while searching for lunch spots on Citysearch. My co-worker and I walked down the street to give it a try...read more
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Apr 28 2008
llyonize via Citysearch
Went here recently before catching a show at the Wiltern - as there is not much in the way of places to eat close by I was happy t...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
While the concept of recreating a French village street inside a fancy Koreatown fusion restaurant might seem ambitious, if not awkward, the mission is acheived here with a whimsical Provencal scheme of exposed brick, wrought iron accents and indoor streetlamps. Indeed, the well-heeled Korean families and karaoke-belting 20-somethings that fill this place on weekends embrace it with unfettered delight. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls offer views of the outdoor courtyard artfully landscaped with dancing water fountains and fruit trees. European-influenced Japanese fare and tapas-style dishes include braised Kobe-style beef cheeks, seared sea scallops with uni-butter and lobster fusilli.
Hits: This is probably the best haute cuisine available at any L.A. karaoke parlor. Anyone looking for a romantic dinner or gourmet bento box lunch experience will enjoy the window view.
Misses: The refined ''French villa'' atmosphere can't help but collide with boisterous weekend karaoke revelers, which can spoil the atmosphere for older diners.
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