Bites And Bashes Catering - Lomita

Food was great and I have to go back to try some other dishes. Kimchi Fried Rice was so good. It had a little kick but just enough and not over powering.

The two things we ordered at bites and bashes were a HIT! My fiancé and I recommend the breakfast burrito . We really loved the tots inside , and everything about it . We also loved the kimchi fried rice . The presentation was amazing . I loved all the little flowers , and all the colors in this dish. Taste wise it was also good . The only problem is that we wish we ordered more cuz it was so good ! We also loved their unique drinks . The matcha lemonade was good , tho I had to put more water in it because it was a bit saturated . But taste wise it was good and refreshing . 5 stars for this majestic restaurant . We also liked the cool vibe of this place . The design was so aesthetic . Loved all the gilded details . As a graphic designer , I approve of all the little designs in this place ! Also the logo is cute .

You can't go wrong with this restaurant! The menu beautifully combines Asian, Hawaiian, and American flavors—it's truly exceptional. The food is fantastic, boasting amazing taste and generous portions. The service is friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall wonderful atmosphere. It's just a great place to dine. Don't forget to try the cookies before you leave!

Breakfast bliss and Bites and Bashes Cafe!Bites and Bashes Cafe has been on my bookmarks for quite sometime but it wasn't until recently that I got to check it out. What finally got me to make the trip out was when I saw they had ube pancakes! I love anything ube and definitely knew it was time to try this place.I came on a Saturday morning with a friend. The place opens at 8am and we got there exactly at 8am and were the first customers. The cashier/waitress had not even arrived yet but the place was already open as they had a few employees working in the back. The waitress arrived a few minutes after us. As we were first timers; it was a little confusing at first but then we realized we order at the register and then we can seat ourselves.For our orders we chose to get the Kimchi Fried Rice $16.95 , the Ube Lava Pancakes $14.75 and 2 Lattes Hazelnut and Lavender $4.75 each . The waitress may have thought we were taking it to go at first as she handed us our lattes in to-go cups. No issue with that however and it the to-go cups actually were cute with a neat quote.The food came out fairly quickly. We tried the Kimchi Fried Rice first. This came with two sunny side eggs, two spams and kimchi rice. It was definitely perfect for sharing. There was a little bit of a spice to due to the kimchi and overall good in flavor. It was a simple yet tasty dish that really reminded me of homemade dishes that my mom makes at home.The Ube Lava pancakes were a treat! They came with three buttermilk pancakes drizzled in ube condensed milk and topped with shredded coconut. When I first saw the photos of this dish on instagram; I thought the pancakes themselves were ube versus buttermilk. Having the ube condensed milk all over the pancakes though was definitely unique and added that nice ube flavor. The pancakes themselves were nice and fluffy! I would get this again.Last but not least were the lattes. I liked my Lavender latte and overall it paired well with the dishes.It was a nice breakfast at Bites and Bashes overall. I will admit my expectations were a bit high going in and there were a few moments where it felt underwhelming perhaps it was because it was our first time and I thought it was going to be a more of a full service restaurant. Walking in and there wasn't a waitress/greeter was a little strange and having the to-go cups despite dining in was also a bit a weird but it was a good place overall and good food.One thing I also do have to note is parking is a bit hard. They mentioned having a lot a few blocks down but didn't notice that and I ended up parking in the neighborhood which didn't have too many spots.

Super cute cafe! It is the perfect spot to get together for brunch or lunch. I came here on a Thursday afternoon with a girl friend and our experience was exceptional. The women behind the counter greeted us with a warm welcome and offered us their menu. We took a seat by the window before getting up to place our order at the register. We ordered their Crack Fries, Vegan Korean Glass Noodles, Penne Alfredo with Sundried Tomatoes, Sweet Corn and added Chicken. To drink, we had their Lavender Lemonade and Peach Iced Tea. The drinks were served immediately and topped with florals. As a flower lover, I thought this little touch was so nice. The lavendar lemonade was delicious. The lavender wasn't too overpowering and lemonade wasn't too sweet or tangy. The perfect mixture! The Chef and Owner, Julie, came out and greeted us which I thought was wonderful. I also learned that she owns a nearby farm where she sources some of their herbs, fruits and vegetables for the business. Loved that! Our food arrived within 10 minutes. I was pleasantly surprised by the Crack Fries and Korean Glass Noodles. The fries were nice and crispy, topped with a chipotle style sauce, parmesan cheese, and parley. I understand why they are known as crack fries...you can't stop wanting more! The noodles also known as Japchae, was one of the best I've had. The flavor profile, all the rainbow colored vegetables, and presentation did it for me. Will definitely order these items again! If you are looking for a local, women-owned restaurant for breakfast or lunch, I highly recommend giving this place a try. They also have a thriving catering business too if you are looking for a caterer for any upcoming events and celebrations.