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Kuh Hoped For More From Rick Bayless; J. Gold Sniffs Pork Vapors at Baek Hwa
Los Angeles magazine finds more missteps than successes at Red O, while L.A. Weekly follows a restaurant recommendation from Roy Choi.
Virbila Jocks Jocko's; Gold Examines Test Kitchen
Jonathan Gold might have just made a star out of Salt's Cure's BLT.
Xino Attempts To Alleviate The Westside's Dim Sum Deficiency
In addition to late-night dumplings, Chris Yeo's new L.A. restaurant starts a happy hour with low-priced bites.
Awesome Dumplings and Cheap Lunch at Szechuan Tasty House
There's a big list of dishes under ten bucks, and a lunch menu that includes three courses for $6.
Wacky Wok Opens in Westchester and Montrose
After 25 years with a Venice store, a Chinese restaurant triples its presence.
Madame Wong's Returns; Chi Dynasty Expands
A legendary restaurant-turned music venue is back, while a stalwart Chinese restaurant eyes a second location after many decades.
Will Letter Grades Hit Ethnic Restaurants Hardest?
It’s finally possible to find out which types of restaurants received C-worthy scores most often.
Off-Shore Drinking Ban Considered in San Diego; Sports Concessions Riddled with Health Violations
The end of "Floatopia" might be drawing near, while eating at the game poses health risks.
Okay, But What’s Elena Kagan’s Stance on Chinese Takeout?
An Upper West Side Chinese joint gives itself an endorsement from the Supreme Court nominee.
Feng Mao Doubles Its Bull Penis and Mutton Kebab Output
A second, more contemporary space opens in Central K-Town.
Philippe Chow Goes Half-Steam Ahead This Summer
Healthy Chinese doesn't make us want to skip Wolfgang Puck's indulgent new take, but we welcome the help come beach-time.
Victory Appears Certain for Asian Rice Noodle Supporters
California State Senate passes new legislation that could honor the authentic cultural preparation of an Asian staple.
X’ian Famous Foods Brings Lamb Face to East Village
The Chinese favorite will open a store on St. Marks Place.
First & Hope Grabs Gold's Ring; Alan Richman Blew the San Gabriel Valley
Gold is split over Shelly Cooper's food and calls out a writer at GQ for his Chinese food coverage.
Chinatown Change: Two Pho Openings, and Dim Sum Goes Green
What's new in Chinatown, including a new use for dim-sum-palace cooking oil.