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Lasita

Filipino rotisserie in Chinatown's Far East Plaza — Chase Valencia's whole-roasted lechon, natural wine, and the most exciting Filipino restaurant in Los Angeles

★★★★½ 4.5  (1,600) $$ Wed–Mon 12–8 PM · Closed Tue

About Lasita

Lasita is Chase Valencia's Filipino rotisserie restaurant in Far East Plaza, and it represents the clearest statement yet that Filipino cuisine is one of the most exciting in Los Angeles. The whole lechon — pork roasted over a spit until the skin shatters like lacquered glass and the meat inside collapses — is the kind of dish that builds restaurants' reputations. The rotisserie chicken, marinated in a garlic-calamansi brine and finished with pickled green papaya atchara, is the everyday order. The wine program tilts natural and low-intervention in a way that complements the rich, fatty main proteins. Counter service in the best tradition of Far East Plaza, which has been one of the most interesting dining environments in Chinatown for decades.

Must-Try Dishes

Whole lechonRotisserie chicken with atcharaGarlic rice
Address
727 N Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Hours
Wed–Mon 12–8 PM · Closed Tue
Parking
Street parking in Chinatown; parking garage on Broadway
Reservations
Walk-in counter service; lechon can sell out — arrive early on weekends

Perfect For

Casual DiningDate NightDinner with Friends

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lasita known for?

Lasita is known for filipino rotisserie in chinatown's far east plaza — chase valencia's whole-roasted lechon, natural wine, and the most exciting filipino restaurant in los angeles. Must-try dishes include Whole lechon and Rotisserie chicken with atchara.

How much does Lasita cost?

Lasita is priced at $$ — approx. under $25 per person.

How do I make a reservation at Lasita?

Lasita takes reservations by phone. Call (213) 222-6360 to book.