[Windflier]

Oki-Dog is one of those unique, stand-alone fast food joints that has never expanded beyond the one original store (to my best knowledge), and will be sorely missed when it finally closes.

When I was a kid, there was a place called “The House of Burgers” on 94th and Avalon, right down the street from my grandparent’s home.

They had some of the tastiest burgers I’ve ever had the pleasure of enjoying. They were unlike anyone else’s. Sadly, it was a Mom & Pop shop, and when they retired, they sold it to someone else, who promptly changed the winning formulas and recipes. It died soon after.

[moehoward]

It's been years, so this info might be iffy. There were 3. One on Santa Monica, that the city closed because of unruly clientele. It was right across from AstroBurger. There's a FatBurger on that property now.

My main haunt on Fairfax.

And another one on Pico. There's a scene in White Men Can't Jump shot at that location. The one where Wesley Snipes is selling tile.

The owner of was a guy named Jimmy Sueyoshi, man what a character. He owned a small cafe next to the Santa Monica location, which served the breakfast equivalent.