Roy Choi Drops Science on KCRW's Guest DJ Project
The chef plays five old school hip-hop classics for the station.
The chef plays five old school hip-hop classics for the station.
The two will risk jail by committing an "uni abalone felony".
Christina Tosi will sign books at Chego and probably sling something sweet this way, too.
Bryant Ng is also making his wood-grilled short rib and sambal burger available.
"Every kitchen that I'm at, any kitchen, if there's something coming off the stove, you can bet my spoon's coming out of that."
The chef does want to expand his other concepts eastward, though.
Ice queens Natasha Case and Freya Estreller have helped to create an environmentally-friendly and interactive brick-and-mortar in Culver City.
Chego pastry chef Beth Kellerhals will help the chef explore frozen bananas, Ding Dongs, and other boardwalk fare.
The restaurant promises this to be Choi's "most American menu to date."
Local restaurants and bloggers take home honors for their coverage.
The once-lackluster street has seen a food revolution of its own with the introduction of Roy Choi's rice bowls and Matt Kang's coffee and ice cream shop.
Roy Choi's Culver City spot has a new burger for a new meal, while his Palms rice bowl restaurant is trying to expand.
The selections aren't really as strange as they sound, but they do reflect a lot about what L.A. is cooking and eating these days.
L.A. Weekly talks about Tasting Kitchen, bacon-wrapped bacon, and duck carnitas one more time before 2011 arrives.
Gold drops a few big names from his annual list of must-eats, while L.A. Times likes The Yard, but still gives it just one-and-a-half stars.
Choi justifies his Food and Wine award by keeping his finger on the pulse of what the real L.A. likes to eat.
Midtown Lunch looks at seven things to hate about eating lunch in L.A.
Roy Choi could be taking over Cora's with a new Korean concept.