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Posted 5/20/13 on Grub Street LA
Video Feeds

Watch Roy Choi Tour Chinatown With The Hundreds

The chef introduces the street wear brand to the "master of balls" and the almond cookies he grew up on.

Filed Under: chasing choi, chinatown, hop woo, los angeles, lupe liang, phoenix bakery, roy choi, video feed

Posted 4/30/13 on Grub Street LA
Leftovers

Ocean Prime Opening in Beverly Hills; Connie & Ted's Coming in Late May

Michael Cimarusti's contemporary clam shack will have 140 seats in West Hollywood.

Filed Under: 041 bacaro, 1886 bar, amalur project, barbershop, brady weise, chego, chez soi, chinatown, closings, connie and ted's, french garden, leftovers, michael cimarusti, naomi schimek, ocean prime, openings, pasadena, roy choi, sergio perera, spare room, the raymond, walter el nagar

Posted 4/9/13 on Grub Street LA
Leftovers

Josef Centeno Opening Orsa & Winston; Brooklyn Water Bagel Debuts in Westchester

The Baco Mercat chef sets his sights on a third Downtown restaurant.

Filed Under: 3twenty wine lounge, blt steak, brooklyn water bagel, campanile, chinatown, cho cho san, christopher eddy, cisco's, crime scenes, deals, el corazon de costa mesa, farmshop, go burger, josef centeno, leftovers, milk jar cookies, openings, orsa and winston, premier fish co., redondo beach pier, sal marino, sunset tower, the chef's garden, the o.c.

Posted 2/13/13 on Grub Street LA
Rumors

Is Chego Charging Into Chinatown?

The move could offer the neighborhood's comatose nights a much needed shot in the arm.

Filed Under: chasing choi, chego, chinatown, downtown, relocations, roy choi, rumors

Posted 2/12/13 on Grub Street LA
Foodievents

Chinese New Year Celebrations Continue in Chinatown and Alhambra This Weekend

Lunar New Year Festivals to bring food truck night market in Chinatown and Asian street eats galore in Alhambra.

Filed Under: alhambra, chinatown, chinese new year, food trucking, foodievents, lunar new year

Posted 10/11/12 on Grub Street LA
Empire Building

Spice Table's Banh Mi Stoppage Induces Seizures

Bryant Ng slowly builds his empire.

Filed Under: banh mi, bryant ng, buu dien, chinatown, downtown, empire building, spice table

Posted 8/27/12 on Grub Street LA
Slideshow

A Look Back at Satellite Republic's Georgian Feast

Moscow-born chef Boris Portnoy doesn't love Russian food, instead looking to Georgia as the "promised land."

Filed Under: boris portnoy, chinatown, georgian, russian, satellite republic, slideshow

Posted 6/18/12 on Grub Street LA
Beef

War Brewing Over Chinatown's Wal-Mart

A local community development advocate cites the brand's bad record as an employer.

Filed Under: beef, chinatown, los angeles alliance for a new economy, video feeds, wal-mart

Posted 3/22/12 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Deceased Guido's Employee Died of Respiratory Infection; City Council Fights Chinatown Wal-Mart

Earlier reports suggested the staffer had been shot, then beaten, to death, causing much undue alarm.

Filed Under: ballad of el gordo, chinatown, foodienomics, gordon ramsay, guido's, health concerns, jim skinner, jonathan waxman, laurier bbq, malibu, mcdonald's, mediavore, pink slime, r.i.p., starbucks, wal-mart

Posted 2/27/12 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Fans Pay Last Respects to Sushi Nozawa; Wal-Mart Opening Chinatown Grocery Store

Diners flock to Studio City to part ways with a legendary sushi stand-out.

Filed Under: caffeine combat, chinatown, closings, evette rios, greek yogurt, india, ingrid hoffman, jeremy lin, mediavore, oreo, popcorn, studio city, sugarfish, sushi nozawa, trends, wal-mart, we all scream

Posted 9/2/10 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

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.

Filed Under: adam horton, alhambra, baek hwa, brad a. johnson, chinatown, chinese, dip's grill, downtown, gardena, giang nan, imperial korean bbq, jonathan gold, korean, koreatown, malibu, mandarin chateau, mapo korean bbq, mei long village, merrill shindler, monterey park, oh sherry, patrick kuh, red o, rick bayless, roy choi, s. irene virbila, saddle peak lodge, san gabriel, the gold watch, the other critics, wok 'n noodle, wp24

Posted 8/20/10 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Dante's Fried Chicken Hits The Road; Asakuma and Bossa Nova Close

Trans-Atlantic African cuisine is delivered from a former nightlife promoter and L.A. loses a Japanese stalwart and one link in a Brazilian chain.

Filed Under: asakuma, bad brains, beverly hills, boa steakhouse, canteen (la), chinatown, closings, coffee bean and tea leaf, dante fried chicken, dante gonzales, downtown, echo park, figueroa produce, highland park, hollywood, japanese, lazy ox canteen, michael cardenas, michael voltaggio, mid-city, mohawk brasserie, neighborhood watch, openings, palace seafood and dim sum, real de mexico tequila, sak's terriyaki, shaky alibi, silver lake, soul food, sushi roku, tender greens, tequila, the test kitchen, thousand oaks, tony yanow, toranoku, truckin', vip seafood, waffles, walter manzke, west l.a., westwood

Posted 8/13/10 on Grub Street LA
Foodievents

Eat Your Way Through Chinatown This Weekend

Food trucks, restaurants, Chinese beer, and cooking demos will come together to highlight the Downtown neighborhood.chin

Filed Under: chinatown, downtown, food trucks, foodievents

Posted 7/28/10 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Korean Tacos Go National; Cake Boss Sued By Software Company

Atlanta and Indianapolis can put kim chi in Mexican food too, but a popular food show might have to rethink its originality.

Filed Under: booze news, buckingham palace, chinatown, foodievents, forage, johnny rockets, korean, lawsuits, mediavore, mordigan nursery, tacotown, the grove, tv land

Posted 8/3/09 on Grub Street LA
Dinner

Homegirl Cafe Starts Dinner

Homegirl Cafe stays open just a little longer,

Filed Under: chinatown, dinner, homegirl cafe, mexican

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