Gallery
ENTRANCE
Upon arrival at TAO Los Angeles, guests immediately encounter a corridor with a dragon scale patterned screen, unique artwork and murals mounted on weathered brick walls. TAO Los Angeles offers a distinct sense of arrival and the subterranean restaurant is intended to look and feel as if it has been there for decades and only unearthed recently to reveal the artifacts within.
RESTAURANT LOUNGE
TAO Los Angeles’s restaurant lounge, located at the top of the Grand Staircase, is another perfect location to enjoy the full food and beverage menu under the watchful eye of the reclining Buddha.
GRAND STAIRCASE
As you take your first steps into the dining room, a grandiose 40-foot staircase becomes the focal point of the impressive space, serving as the first “wow moment” and providing aerial views of the scene below. Specially-crafted banquettes are tucked within the Grand Staircase, offering prime seating amongst a diverse array of intriguing statues and sculptures sourced abroad.
MAIN DINING ROOM
The Quan Yin, replete with 24 hands, sits atop a koi pond, acting as the anchor of the main dining room. A floor-to-ceiling patterned screen frames the Quan Yin and accentuates the statue’s hands, which represent her ability to render assistance. Through 3D projection mapping technology which utilizes animation to create visuals such as flowing waterfalls and growing moss, the Quan Yin is brought to life right before your eyes.
DRAGON BAR
The restaurant lounge area, named the Dragon Bar, is located on the Western mezzanine and offers seating for guests to enjoy TAO Los Angeles’s full food & beverage menus.
SKYBOX
TAO Los Angeles offers two signature Sky Box dining options located on the upper level and overlooking the main dining room. With seating for up to 20 guests, you can survey the bustling scene below from your own private perch.
