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Sabores Oaxaqueños

Colorful, family-friendly Mexican cuisine featuring traditional Oaxacan dishes.

This is a colorful, family-friendly Mexican restaurant that serves mole and other traditional Oaxacan dishes.

We offer a wide array of fresh food.

Hours

  • Mon–Sun: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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Koreatown, 3337 1/2 W 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90005
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The menu

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Known for: Patitas de Puerco en Escabeche, Queso Fundido con Chipotle y Hongos, 3 Molotes de Papa con Chorizo, and Tlayuda Mixta.

A broad menu.

Per The Infatuation, the molcajete Costa Chica features freshly grilled fish, octopus, and shrimp in a tangy chipotle cream sauce.

Per Eater LA, the iguana tamales are a popular evening snack usually sold by itinerant vendors on the beaches of the Costa region.

Per Eater LA, Mole amarillo is full of clove and nutty flavors, and comes served with corn tortillas.

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  • Fried crisp taquitos stuffed with chicken picadillo dipped in beans paste and guacamole are served.

  • The restaurant serves healthy food with flavors that remind you of home.

  • Queso Fundido con Chorizo is served, which is cheese molten with sausage.

  • Per TimeOut, for an introductory family-style spread, look to the reasonably priced tour de Oaxaca, which features excellent enchiladas. Quesadillas. Chapulines (grasshoppers) with runny guacamole. Molotes (meat-stuffed corn pastries). The classic Oaxacan meat-and-cheese combination of tasajo, cecina, chorizo and quesillo, and, last but not least, a vinegary pork leg escabeche.

  • Mañana miércoles en Sabores Oaxaqueños, se servirán deliciosas Verdolagas en salsa verde con carne de puerco.

  • The extensive menu of regional cooking is honestly far better executed here.

  • The horchata here is cut with floral prickly pear juice, making it visually appealing and delicious.

  • Their alambre consists of a brew of ham, chunks of beef, red and green peppers, onions topped with melted quesillo (string cheese), or Oaxacan cheese is served in a cast iron fajita pan.

  • Make your own tacos with the stack of corn tortillas and supply of salsas and guacamole.

  • Prioritize their smoky goat birria rolled up in a forearm-sized taco on a fluffy, fresh-made tortilla.

  • The colorful pink and orange room is also a pleasant place to linger with a concha and mug of cafe de olla.

  • Sabores Oaxaqueños' menu shows authentic-oaxacan.

  • Sabores Oaxaqueños' food offering is broad.

  • The menu marks vegetarian dishes.

  • Vegetarian options are available.

  • The tour de Oaxaca features excellent enchiladas.

  • The giant tlayuda mixta is ideal for sharing.

  • The molcajete Costa Chica features freshly grilled fish, octopus, and shrimp in a tangy chipotle cream sauce.

  • The iguana tamales are a popular evening snack usually sold by itinerant vendors on the beaches of the Costa region.

  • Mole amarillo is full of clove and nutty flavors, and comes served with corn tortillas.

Service

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Reservations are accepted.

It offers table service.

It offers takeout and delivery.

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  • Reservations are accepted.

  • It offers takeout and delivery.

  • Sabores Oaxaqueños, full-service.

The room

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Per TimeOut, Sabores Oaxaqueños lacks the festive atmosphere of Guelaguetza. Per The Infatuation, the colorful pink and orange room is also a pleasant place to linger.

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  • Per TimeOut, Sabores Oaxaqueños lacks the festive atmosphere of Guelaguetza.

  • The colorful pink and orange room is also a pleasant place to linger.

Operations

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Parking
There's a free lot, free street parking, and paid street parking.
Access
The seating, entrance, and restroom are wheelchair accessible.
Payment
It takes contactless payments, debit cards, and credit cards.
Attributes
It welcomes children.
Details
You can dine in, come with a group, and live music, at a moderate price level.
Attributes
It allows dogs.
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History

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Sabores Oaxaqueños has been promoting these dishes from their hometown of San Pedro Pochutla in the Oaxaca's Costa province since it first opened in late 2011.

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  • Per Eater LA, Sabores Oaxaqueños has been promoting these dishes from their hometown of San Pedro Pochutla in the Oaxaca's Costa province since it first opened in late 2011.

The people

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Sabores Oaxaqueños is the head chef.

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  • Sabores Oaxaqueños is the head chef.

  • Per The Infatuation, Brothers Valentín and Germán Granja opened Sabores Oaxaqueños in 2011.

In the press

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  1. 01Eater LASabores Oaxaqueños Restaurant - Eater LARead ↗
  2. 02TimeOutSabores Oaxaqueños | Restaurants in Koreatown, Los AngelesRead ↗
  3. 03The InfatuationSabores Oaxaqueños East Hollywood - Review - Los AngelesRead ↗
  4. 04LA TacoSix Indigenous-Owned Oaxacan Restaurants In and ... - LA TacoRead ↗
  5. 05The InfatuationSabores Oaxaqueños - Review - Koreatown - Los AngelesRead ↗
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  • We use the freshest ingredients in preparing our food to provide the best quality and taste.

  • This is a restaurant.

  • Located in Koreatown, Los Angeles.

  • Colorful, family-friendly Mexican cuisine featuring traditional Oaxacan dishes. This is a colorful, family-friendly Mexican restaurant that serves mole and other traditional Oaxacan dishes.

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