4.8
- 4.8Food
- 4.7Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
20262025
From the OpenTable editors: Culinary king David Chang's LA flagship is peak Momofuku with its masterful use of Asian-leaning ingredients through a global lens. That comes together at Majordōmo in dishes like a citrus salad with ricotta and shiso, the iconic smoked bo ssäm, and tres leches cake—seemingly disparate flavors that Chang blends with ease using gorgeous produce for a uniquely Californian meal. The industrial Chinatown space also has a sun-drenched patio that's perfect for LA's temperate days.
Executive chef: James Bailey
$175.00 per person
1 - 8 people
$142.80 - $229.50 per person
Prepaid
Max. 1 tickets per person
$280.50 - $525.30 per person
Prepaid
Max. 1 tickets per person
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@majordomola 4 course weeknight meal! this menu includes bings and porchetta! still thinking about the porchetta! check it out . . . . . #majordomo #majordomola #foodandwine #losangeles
comiendoenla
One of my favorite spots in Chinatown LA? Majordomo by Chef @davidchang . From their famous bing flatbreads with inventive toppings to family-style feasts like the massive short rib platter, every dish is bold, creative, and perfect for sharing. 🥢 🌟 Pro tip: Try the crispy rice (trust me). 📍 Majordomo, Chinatown Los Angeles #majordomola #davidchang #chinatownla #laeats #comiendoenla #bestinla #sharingplates
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4.8
Noise • Moderate
Downtown
Good for groups
Downtown
American
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June 29, 2026
Majordōmo launches Dōmokase, an eight-seat chef’s counter experience led by executive chef James Bailey, on July 7. The $175, 10-course menu includes hwe fish ice box, grilled dorade, cold fried chicken with caviar and smoked Duroc pork belly.
Published in LAmag
April 30, 2024
Majordōmo in Los Angeles serves fluffy bing bread with pairings such as cultured butter and honey, chickpea and sardine, and whipped bone marrow. Chef de Cuisine Tim Mangun calls it the backbone of the menu, and the article says a visit is not complete without it.
Published in ABC7 Bay Area
March 22, 2024
Majordōmo collaborated with Momofuku Noodle Bar and Bāng Bar on limited-time beef dishes served at those New York restaurants. The article describes Majordōmo as a renowned, popular Los Angeles restaurant.
Published in Time Out Worldwide
January 15, 2024
The Eat for Good series will feature a March 2024 collaboration between Majordōmo in Los Angeles and Momofuku Noodle Bar for Momofuku’s 20th anniversary. The dinner will combine Majordōmo’s seasonally driven, globally inspired menu with Noodle Bar favorites like noodles, buns, and hand rolls.
Published in The Strong Buzz
Weekend brunch is the standout, Majordōmo’s weekend brunch (Sat and Sun, 11:30 am–2:30 pm) is a guest favorite, often busy with families and brunch-goers.
Yes, while there’s no accessibility flag listed, Majordōmo regularly accommodates families: the sun‑soaked patio is popular for family lunches and staff have stepped in to rearrange seating or prepare a special plate for little ones.
Yes, Majordōmo hosts private parties and has a private area available for events.
Portions skew toward large, shareable plates, Majordōmo is known for family‑style, large-format dishes like the whole plate short rib and bo ssäm, and guests frequently describe the servings as generous for sharing.
Yes, Majordōmo is frequently chosen for special evenings: guests report successful anniversary dinners, thoughtful wine pairings, attentive service, and a polished, intimate warehouse dining vibe.
Majordōmo gets notably busy on big, special nights (guests reported it was “slammed” on New Year’s Eve), while mornings and right at opening, including early brunch/lunch, tend to be much quieter, with parties often seated quickly.
Yes, Majordōmo has a sun-soaked patio for al fresco dining, and guests frequently mention sitting and enjoying meals outside on the patio.
Majordōmo feels like a sleek, industrial warehouse transformed into a modern, warm dining room, think murals, an airy interior, a full bar and a sunny patio, with guests sometimes enjoying views of the kitchen.
Weekend brunch is a highlight, Majordōmo serves brunch Saturday and Sunday (11:30 am–2:30 pm), and guests repeatedly call the brunch menu and patio a great early-weekend outing.
Majordōmo offers indoor dining plus a sun‑soaked outdoor patio, bar seating and a counter (open‑kitchen/counter seating), and it also accommodates private parties in a dedicated private area.
Yes, families and small children are a common sight, especially at weekend brunch, and staff have gone out of their way (for example, preparing a special little plate for a two‑year‑old) to accommodate families.
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