Homemade Armenian Comfort Food is Coming to Topanga

Armen Martirosyan’s Mini Kabob has found a home amongst dozens of other concepts at Westfield Topanga’s incoming food mecca, Topanga Social
Homemade Armenian Comfort Food is Coming to Topanga
Photo: Official | Mini Kabob

Mini Kabob — a family-owned and operated passion project helmed by Armen Martirosyan and his parents — is opening another outpost at Topanga Social, an incoming food hall by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) and Earl Enterprises.

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According to Westfield Topanga, the food hall should open this spring. Additionally, a representative from the brand told What Now Los Angeles that Topanga Social is in direct partnership with all 25 food and beverage concepts.

“Topanga Social is a curated collection of 25 specialty food and drink venues, an indoor/outdoor cocktail garden, and the first-ever outposts of LA’s hottest pop-ups,” explains Business Wire

The multi-unit, 50,000+ square foot “gastronomy mecca” will have three full-service bars, multi-vendor food ordering, local delivery, a private event space, and a speakeasy-style secret arcade.

As for Mini Kabob, the homestyle operation offers fresh and delicious fare including starters like hummus and eggplant caviar, salads, and protein-packed main entrees piled with rice and charred veggies. 

Amanda Peukert

Amanda Peukert

Amanda Peukert is a Los Angeles-based writer with a love for tattoos, music, food, and film. She received her BA and MFA in creative writing from California State University, Long Beach. Her work has appeared in/on SPIN, LA Taco, Tattoodo, Skin Deep, and Tattoo Energy. When she’s not writing, you can catch her listening to Alice in Chains and Tupac, or watching movies like The Crow and Halloween while eating tacos and drinking a cold beer.
Amanda Peukert

Amanda Peukert

Amanda Peukert is a Los Angeles-based writer with a love for tattoos, music, food, and film. She received her BA and MFA in creative writing from California State University, Long Beach. Her work has appeared in/on SPIN, LA Taco, Tattoodo, Skin Deep, and Tattoo Energy. When she’s not writing, you can catch her listening to Alice in Chains and Tupac, or watching movies like The Crow and Halloween while eating tacos and drinking a cold beer.

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