Chinese Eatery Owners Rally For Shark Fin; Bring on The Snickers
Local owners band together at Alhambra's Gourmet Island to stand up for a so-called delicacy that is coming under fire.
Local owners band together at Alhambra's Gourmet Island to stand up for a so-called delicacy that is coming under fire.
David Feau's cooking pries a third star from the tight fists of S. Irene Virbila, while Mr. Gold gets called out for his saltenas story.
And for now he's cooking Wednesday dinners at DessertTruck Works.
An opponent calls the proposed bill insensitive to Asian culture.
New Beijing Duck House has more seafood and Shandong dishes than those from beijing.
The Krave BBQ truck gets some competition in Jersey City.
The Michelin-starred London and Miami "haute Chinois" chain will land here in November.
Turns out Philly's mainline has something over New York and San Francisco's Chinatowns.
Solomonov will riff on Chinese food using Israeli ingredients.
Eric Greenspan offers a family-style meal with hoison duck and egg drop soup. Check out the full menu.
Tony Chen produces photos from Asia that counter the critic's recent slam on WP24's Beijing duck.
The Father's Office owner details a key ingredient at his new Culver City restaurant.
The Wrigley family seeks to lure tourists into the island with booze, while 75% of youngsters are buzzing on soda.
While Lee's Sandwiches comes to Monterey Park, a Jonathan Gold favorite becomes a Taiwanese bakery.
A new Chinese eatery opens Wednesday with high hopes of settling the Westside's dim sum deficit.
The intricacies of the Chinese noodles apparently "can tear families apart," while Wolfgang's Steakhouse get shredded by S. Irene Virbila.
The L.A. Weekly critic sniffs out which restaurant the alleged assault started at, and finds soup dumplings used as a projectile weapon.
The chef plans menus around everything from Oktoberfest with homemade beer to Chinese takeout for the holidays.