洛杉矶LA人口食物地区旅游英文简介

Different areas, districts or precincts of the

city

Los Angeles is close to the vast Pacific Ocean on the east side of the SAN pedro bay and the Santa monica bay coast, backed by the vast of the SAN gabriel mountains, 1290.6 square kilometers. Beach Cities / LAX

Beverly Hills Downtown / LA Metro Hollywood

Neighboring Regions Pasadena Santa Monica The Valley West Hollywood Westside

BEACH CITIES / LAX

With coastal attractions like Venice's hip Abbot Kinney boutiques, Malibu's picturesque sands and San Pedro's bustling marketplace, LA’s beach communities are the epitome of Southern California’s Endless Summer.

BEVERLY HILLS

From high end stores on Rodeo Drive to five star restaurants and award-winning hotels, Beverly Hills is known around the world for being one of the top luxury destinations in Los Angeles.

DOWNTOWN / LA METRO

With world class entertainment, incredible restaurants, thriving nightlife and walkable streets, Downtown LA is experiencing a renaissance. Nearby, Silver Lake offers low-key dining and trendy boutiques with a neighborhood feel.

HOLLYWOOD

Beyond its iconic Walk of Fame, Hollywood is an essential part of the Los Angeles

experience that features Los Feliz’s vibrancy, Griffith Park’s picturesque views, Universal Studios Hollywood and Thai Town’s authentic eateries.

NEIGHBORING REGIONS

From the desert to the sea, the astonishing diversity of Greater Los Angeles makes it a truly global metropolis. Whether you're looking to surf and ski in the same day or visit Disneyland, LA is a destination like no other.

PASADENA

Pasadena is the home of the Rose Bowl and world famous Rose Parade, renowned cultural attractions and educational institutions, and some of the best restaurants and hotels in Los Angeles.

SANTA MONICA

Named one of the Top 10 Beach Cities in the World by National Geographic, Santa

Monica blends urban energy, beach town atmosphere and natural beauty for an unrivaled California coastal experience.

THE VALLEY

The Valley is the largest region in Los Angeles, a sprawling area that is home to historic movie studios, acclaimed restaurants, and some of LA’s most popular cultural attractions.

WEST HOLLYWOOD

The legendary Sunset Strip, fashionable Robertson Blvd., and one of the country’s largest gay communities are just a few of the reasons why West Hollywood is one of LA’s top neighborhoods.

WESTSIDE

From Culver City's hip arts district to Brentwood's fine dining, the Westside is home to many of LA’s best restaurants, high end shopping and eclectic boutiques, and superb cultural and historic attractions.

People and demographics

As the second large city in American, the population LA has about 3,798,000.People in LA are

from different ethnic groups.

Asian alone - 19,682 (55.4%) White alone - 8,095 (22.8%) Hispanic - 6,853 (19.3%)

Two or more races - 576 (1.6%) Black alone - 256 (0.7%)

American Indian alone - 35 (0.10%) Other race alone - 36 (0.1%)

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone - 25 (0.07%)

It ’s a multicultural city!

Famous food

In los Angeles, you can enjoy delicious all around the world. American food mostly tastes light. The main course is meat, fish and chicken. In general there is only a main course in a meal, and salad, and coffee is never less. Hot dog and hamburger are very popular. There's jewish restaurant in downtown and eastern European restaurants. In the east of Los Angeles, there is a Mexican restaurant. In Little Tokyo and Chinatown have Japanese restaurants and Chinese restaurants. Along the beach there are fresh seafood restaurants.

(在洛杉矶可以品尝到世界各国的美味。其中美国菜味道清淡，主菜以肉、鱼、鸡类为主。一餐中一般只有一道主菜，而沙拉和咖啡是绝不能少的。热狗和汉堡包是最流行的两种快餐食品, 在市区有犹太族餐馆与东欧餐馆, 在小东京与唐人街附近有日本餐厅与中国菜馆， 沿着海边有新鲜的海产品店。)

Japanese food.

Th e word “chirashi” in Japanese means scattered. Order a chirashi bowl at your local Japanese restaurant and you’ll be handed a bowl of seasoned rice topped with scattered slices of raw fish, fish roe, and/or

the

occasional tamagoyaki, a spongy egg garnish.(关于日本食物的介绍)

2. Italian cooking

Los Angeles has always loved Italian cooking! There are many great Italian restaurants in Los Angeles. There's also been a renaissance of fresh pasta in recent years. Here are

some

different types of spaghetti.