Sevan Chicken snatches the crown for best quick-service Mediterranean-style rotisserie chicken from Zankou Chicken by offering a crispier skin and consistently juicier white meat. A smear of that addictive garlic sauce and it’s a keto-friendly meal on the cheap. Just be sure to skip any hummus and opt for the moutabal, an eggplant dip.

As Korean barbecues go for keto, most of them are A-OK; between the steamed egg, various cuts of beef and pork (without marinade, of course), any Korean barbecue experience is generally keto safe. With that said, Soh Grill House makes the list for a couple reasons: The unmarinated meats are some of the best in the city, and their mostly-vegetable banchan spread (especially their spinach) is exceptionally keto-friendly.

The Tam consistently puts out one of the city’s best prime ribs (the Lawry’s recipe), and what is there better to eat on a keto diet than a giant cut of beef rib with a healthy smear of horseradish? Nothing, that’s what. Carb watchers, beware: Lawry’s recipe for creamed spinach contains a small amount of all-purpose flour, so go easy on the sides in general and just double down on the meat with a bone-in Prince Charlie cut.

The Protein-Style/Lettuce Wrap In-N-Out Burger (hold the spread!) is an enduring staple of every Angeleno’s low carb diet. Extra-conscious folks might want to avoid the tomatoes and onions, as well.

The San Gabriel Valley institution boasts a prodigious number of keto-friendly options, including chicken and mixed vegetable skewer, couple’s sliced beef in chili sauce and boiled sliced fish in hot sauce — just to name a couple.

Pretty sure bull penis is keto friendly, but in case it isn’t, there’s also the great charcoal-grilled lamb, prawn, squid and chicken kebabs at this Chinese-Korean hole-in-the-wall off Western.

For all five people in Los Angeles who haven’t heard of The Boiling Crab, this Cajun seafood boil restaurant takes various shelled seafood (crawfish, shrimp, various types of crab) and tosses them in a sauce of the diner’s choosing. Lines at the Koreatown location get a bit out of control on the weekends, but fans of the garlicky crawfish eagerly brave the wait.

Korean-style sashimi is the name of the game at Hwal Uh Kwang Jang, and from slivered raw halibut, to thick-sliced tuna, to the house specialty lobster sashimi, it’s all keto-friendly and it’s probably one of the most delicious ways to get those all-important Omega-3 fatty acids.

Shabu shabu is an often overlooked and underrated low-carb choice, owing in part to its small portions. That concern is mitigated at Shabuya; the restaurants uses an all-you-can-eat model and the shrimp, ribeye and pork options are all included so that ketogenic eaters can order to their hearts’ content.

Brazilian BBQ is a no-brainer for keto diets, and Fogo de Chao has a salad bar with an even bigger spread of keto-friendly options to boot. The vast majority of Fogo’s meats are seasoned only with salt prior to grilling, making them ideal candidates for All-You-Can-Eat consumption.

The mixed greens poke bowl is a staple of many a ketogenic diet, but few poké bowl spots get the job done like Tiki Fish. In addition to a solid lineup of fish options, the ability to add avocado and uni make it as affordable and keto-friendly an option as there is in this part of town.