Los Angeles Magazine's "Power-Ranking" of new L.A. restaurants serves as a guide to the hottest eateries in the city -- and its rare when a 5-year-old (!!) restaurant makes the last. But thanks to chef Roy Choi's decision to rethink the menu to emphasize the Hawaiian-ness that Choi says was always part of the menu's charm, that's exactly what happened to A-Frame.

Here's what the Los Angeles article had to say about the restaurant:

Inspired by recent trips to Hawaii, Roy Choi decided to flip the concept of his Culver City restaurant A-Frame. The menu now features classic island fare like spicy tuna poke, curry gravy loco moco, Spam musubi, and marinated pipikaula short ribs. You’ll also find tropical and refreshing cocktails like the tiki-inspired Zombie and Pina Cholada. The laid-back, family-style service Choi installed at the original A-Frame is still in place. Mahalo, bruddah.

Here's Ray Choi himself:

A-Frame is located in the West Washington area of Culver City, at 12565 Washington Blvd,

Read the whole article HERE.