WP24 by Wolfgang Puck

Asian fusion restaurant · Downtown Los Angeles

WP24 by Wolfgang Puck

Asian fusion restaurant · Downtown Los Angeles

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The Ritz-Carlton, 900 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015

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Celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck's chic lounge & eatery serving modern Asian-fusion bites & cocktails.  

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The Ritz-Carlton, 900 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015 Get directions

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+1 213 743 8824
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Jul 10, 2025

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"Puck opened WP24 in April 2010 in what was then described as “refined Asian fare.” As one of the early tenants at the busy entertainment complex, WP24 had incredible views with an Asian-influenced menu that encapsulated and helped launch Downtown LA’s flourishing restaurant scene." - Mona Holmes

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"It’s a blowout party at WP24 in Downtown on Friday, all in celebration of the restaurant’s first-ever mid-autumn festival. Expect stations with bites from fellow Puck restaurants like Cut, Spago, and the Hotel Bel-Air, with tickets starting at $69." - Farley Elliott

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"WP24 has finally commence brunch service, with two separate seatings priced at $75 apiece for 11 a.m. and another at 1 p.m. Children 12 years and under cost $25, and there’s basically an all-you-can-eat buffet with multiple stations, plus coffee, tea, and juice. Any booze costs extra, but some dishes include dim sum, hand-rolled sushi (as opposed to machine rolled?), eggs benedict, and Belgian waffles." - Matthew Kang

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michael bada

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Food was Delicious! I had the New York steak and it literally melted in my mouth. The potatoes that came with it was seasoned and cooked just right. Emmanuel our server was very attentive. It was a peaceful dinner night. The view was superb!!

Madison Morrow

Google
Five stars is not enough to show how amazing this restaurant was. The fish was immaculate, the desserts were exquisite, and the service was absolutely perfect. My group and I also witnessed an engagement! The 24-Floor view was pretty nice too!

K K

Google
Came here to celebrate our anniversary. I accidentally found this place where offers vegan menu on their website and couldn’t help but made a reservation to come check it out. It’s located on 24th floor in Ritz Carlton hotel downtown LA. You can choose either valet or park in any parking lot nearby. There is a nest lounge/ sport bar and WP24 fine dining area. They have orchid everywhere and the interior design is very modern look with high ceiling. Our waiter was Lorenzo. He was very polite professional and attentive. We were very impressed that they have a separate vegan menu from regular menu. (Heehaw) We were so excited and tempted to order everything on the menu. Just for novelty. They served cucumber appetizer first to start the dining experience as overture. We had hot and sour soup and impossible dumplings as starters. The soup tasted like traditional hot and sour soup I used to have when I was little. The impossible dumplings was very creative. Crispy outside but soft and juicy inside. I highly recommended. The entree: stir fried farmers market vegetables and veggies chow fun. I like both. The vegetables are so fresh. Even the yellow pepper tasted sweet to me. The chow fun was really flavorful. We enjoyed every single moment at this place and will definitely come back to try more items on the menu. Or simple grab some drinks and enjoy the view. The only thing I was slightly slightly disappointed was I thought they would be doing something sweet for our anniversary celebration. But they are not obligated to do that anyway. Great place, good view, good food and great services. They deserve 5 out of 5.

Rick Lupert

Google
Perched on the 24th floor of the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, adjacent to the L.A. Live Complex is this Asian-fusion restaurant by Wolfgang Puck. You have to walk through the more casual (and casually priced) “The Nest” to get to it for it’s more formal dining experience…though if you want to save a few shekels, check out the menu of The Nest as they share a kitchen and many of the same menu items. (Plus you’ll get the same view of downtown out of the gloriously large windows. We had an amazing experience at WP24 from start to finish. The staff were incredibly attentive to our needs and we were delighted that they offered a completely separate vegetarian and completely separate gluten free menu with lots of choices on both which will leave you feeling well taken care of if either of these diets is yours. I had the Impossible Dumplings (which you’ll only find on the vegetarian menu. Thee are a awesomely flavored fried dumplings (which reminded me a little more of egg rolls than dumplings) made with “Impossible” brand meat. The “meat” was well flavored (which isn’t always the case when faux-meats are offered leaving you to wonder if some kitchens feel simply offering the option is enough…not the case here…super delicious!) It had a lovely and spicy vegetable topping too. I also had the vegetable fried rice which was perfectly flavored, with a good amount of peas, scallions and little peppers (and egg). Fried rice is such a basic dish and this was really perfect. Not too heavy or oily with just the right amount of add ins. There were some nice extra touches too…like the amuse bouche asian style pickles…plus the EXTRAORDINARILY yummy cookie and tiny red-velvet cupcake they brought complimentary with the check. I won’t soon forget either of these unexpected desserts! There’s a lot more to choose from on the vegetarian menu. We’ll definitely be back to do just that.

Tim Eylens Sr.

Google
Some seriously good eats with an amazing view. Service was on point and the food came out pretty quick which was nice since we had a show later in the night. Will be going back next time we're in LA.

Charles Chen

Google
Great drinks and service, and a hell of a DTLA view! Some food items (like the buns) were standout. Food presentation was great but some entree options weren't as flavorful or as authentic as one might wish.

Francisco Valdez

Google
Phenomenal restaurant! Had taken my girlfriend for her birthday, the view for us spectacular and would be more so at night. The staff was just as spectacular very courteous and hold themselves to the highest standard of service, keeping us engaged sharing thoughts and recommendations while keeping our table clean while not being intrusive (wish I can share the servers names but I don't quite recall there names). The food surpassed my expectations, there are to many points to hit on for the entire course but I will recommend getting the octopus appetizer along with Szechuan beef dumplings and to finish of steamed pork belly served within a soft supple bun. Although I am positive you cannot go wrong with anything in the menu. The main course was half of a Peking duck served with condiments on the side and some more of the soft buns to make something of a miniature sandwich, with some portion of the duck served in noodles. There is way more that was phenomenal about the experience but can't be put into words you must experience it first hand.

Fraser Street

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TASTY FOOD BUT EXTREMELY LOUD - due to conversation not music. Crispy skin chicken was good. Wok fried corn fantastic!