Los Angeles Restaurant Guide - Torrance Restaurants
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Torrance is home to a thriving population and a multitude of exciting dining and shopping establishments, not to mention one of most familiar big screen high schools. The façade of Torrance High School has been used for countless movie and television moments. Hundreds of Torrance's restaurants stand on streets made famous by Hollywood, and each one offers a little something for everyone. While stalwarts like grills, cafes, Italian and American restaurants are prevalent, it seems that Torrance is dominated by establishments featuring fusion cuisine. Due to the large population of the city, new chefs from all over the world have set up shop with the hopes of gaining LA restaurant fame, while more renowned chefs have opened some of the most treasured restaurants in the area.
24631 Crenshaw Blvd, Torrance CA 90505
Gyu-Kaku is the hottest new Japanese BBQ concept to arrive neighborhood eateries, and an entertaining one at that. With each table’s own do-it-yourself smokeless charcoal grill, diners become their own chefs after a quick how-to lesson from a knowledgeable waitperson. The a la carte style dining caters to small as well as large parties, and there is something in the menu packages to suit everyone’s tastes. Japanese BBQ favorites like bone-in Kalbi beef and Kobe steaks can be personalized with different marinades, and chicken and seafood dishes can be spiced up with exotic and familiar dipping sauces.
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24530 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance CA 90505
Torrance's pretty Restaurant Christine serves Asian-inspired fare with Mediterranean influences. Look for rosemary and lemon infused scallops, Tuscan-style chicken and grilled lamb chops.
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