Looking for 2 types of Restaurants in LA?

[Kloretto]

1) the spiciest-- but not sushi or fish

2) organic.

in the $20+/plate price range

[Davebr]

That crazy super popular Thai place everyone thinks is the best in the country--starts with an "L". Im from New Orleans and that was the spiciest food I ever had. Some was even inedible

[Bjartmarr]

Do you mean Ljitlada?

[wilafur]

lol

[Davebr]

HA HA Exactly. I got a d- in spelling in 7th grade. Its been all downhill since then!

[Das Ubergeek]

I think you mean Lotus of Siam (unless you meant Ljitlada, Lrenu Nakorn or Lthai Nakorn), and that's in Vegas.

[Servorg]

Take a look at this post from today and see if it sets your tongue on fire:

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/639430

Then review this thread and stock up on Pepto Bismol

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/607818

[josephnl]

Le Pain Quotidien in several locations in L.A., serves excellent but super casual breakfasts, lunches and dinner (at some locations). Most, if not all, foods served are organic. This is a French/Belgian chain that has some of the best bread, pastries, sandwiches and other goodies you can find. Check out: http://www.lepainquotidien.com/