Hidden hot spots in Lomita

Lomita is a quaint town in the Southbay.

One of the landmarks here is the "Lomita Railroad Museum".

 

This is a very colorful and cute museum located in the middle of a residential neighborhood. It was opened in 1966.

You can visit the museum from Thursday to Sunday.


This is a very unique place to have a birthday party!

"Lomita Railroad Museum"

2137 w. 250th st

Lomita, CA

(310)326-6255

http://www.lomita-rr.org

There is a public park next to the museum that is perfect for a picnic.

You can feel the retro California here.

I usually go to Lomita to eat at Japanese restaurants such as "Oumi Sasaya", "Gaja", "ll Chianti", and "Tamaen". 

However this time I would like to share my favorite Thai food place. This place is another landmark in Lomita because it is a super bright red building on PCH.

This is a to go or delivery place. They do fast job and make excellent food! I recommend their "Naked Shrimp Salad" which is perfect for a hot day.

"Lomita Thai Cafe"

1733 PCH

Lomita, CA 

(310)530-1443

http://www.lomitathai.com

One of my friends just opened the hottest indoor playground here.

All the toys are made of wood.

All the walls are a vibrant purple and there is a Silly Goose character everywhere.

"Silly Goose Playground"

25449 Narbonne Ave

(310)539-2792

http://www.sillygooseplayground.com

This is most definitely one of the cutest playgrounds and I'm proud to have taken photographs for their site. Please see it at http://www.sillygooseplayground.com