Little Sister - Los Angeles

Mixed bag. Really good papaya salad and noodle dish. However the crispy chicken looked and tasted like an old sock, and my white wine was like warm vinegar.

I just love Little Sister. Great space, homey, friendly and the food is obviously great. Thank you to all the staff for the great times.

Awesome little place. Pho is good, ambiance is great. Definitely will try to come back. Also had pho banh coun, delicious

We found this place in the before times. Loved it so much. When we were finally back in town for work, wanted to come back. It was (temporarily) closed. We were heartbroken. This time… they’re reopened! We booked same-day reservation, but we love sitting at bar anywhere we can. So we had host seat us at open bar spots. Little Sister didn’t disappoint. They were somewhat busy. But not too much. They got busy right after we started ordering and thus, occasionally service was slow, but do you really come here to rush in and rush out? I think not. The fresh pork and shrimp spring roll is my favorite. Also had salmon crudo this time. And it had this magic sauce… so good! We got the spiced fried chicken entree—fabulous rice and slaw type sides, then the super garlicky noodles—def safe from vampires after that, and the seafood curry— shrimp were great, shellfish a bit over cooked, curry tasty but a bit heavily salted, so it got too salty after a couple of bites or if you didn’t cut it with enough rice. We really do enjoy this place and it would still be on our must-stop list when working near DTLA in future.

I have been to its location in Irvine spectrum center. I checked out this place with a coworker for a quick workday dinner. The food was good but I think the Irvine location does them better