Euroasia - Los Angeles

I reserved a table at this restaurant for a birthday celebration, and it was fantastic! The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and there was live music that added to the vibrant atmosphere. The staff were friendly and fun, making the experience even better. If you're not familiar with Eastern European cuisine, I recommend bringing a friend who can help you navigate the menu.

I visited this restaurant for the first time and ordered Borscht and Pork Kabob. The portion of the Borscht was quite small, and I received only a small piece of beef, but the flavor was excellent. It was served with a sauce and warm bread. The Pork Kabob was fantastic—large, tender pieces of meat. It also came with three small potatoes and a garden salad. Everything was spot on. The female manager was friendly and attentive. The prices were reasonable for the quality of the food. I highly recommend this place!

The service remains outstanding, and the food is exceptional! You can't go wrong with any dish you choose to try. The diverse selection of cuisines from various corners of the former Soviet republics will keep bringing you back time after time. Well done, EuroAsia!

Great service and the best russian food in LA! Highly recommended!

We came to celebrate a birthday party. They have a huge patio at the front and an inside hall. There is a full bar inside. Lots of parking the plaza, and many other stores around like nails and hair salons. We had about 20 people in our party and had 2 servers dedicated to us. When we arrived the table was already full with appetizers assortment, traditional Russian appetizers, fresh salads, smoked fish, pickled vegetables, eggplant rolls with nuts (my favorite), fresh baked bread with cream cheese and crepes with red caviar. Before the main course they served a whole fish stuffed with crab meat and cheese and also a plate of a chicken crepe. For main course there was mixed meat platter with chicken, ground beef, and roasted potatoes. Service was great, there was always someone when we needed. At the end they serve coffee and tea.