Mo-Chica Closing Tomorrow at Mercado La Paloma, Rising Next Week on 7th Street
The menu will feature a few favorites and a lot of new stuff like chicken blood pudding with
The menu will feature a few favorites and a lot of new stuff like chicken blood pudding with
We'll be keeping on an eye on the llamas, in case Picca runs out of alpaca.
The chef also shares details about his culinary influences, leisure time, and favorite place to go for sushi.
Elsewhere, J. Gold tells you where to find vegetarian Spanish eels.
Gold loves Zarate's new spot, but feels the few mistakes should not occur at a restaurant of this caliber.
The restaurant will add the likes of lomo saltado and ceviche to its menu, suspiciously just days after the cooking is declared "the next big thing."
The centerpiece of dinner will be Ricardo Zarate and Choi's short ribs with pineapple aji amarillo.
Roy Choi, Nancy Silverton, Walter Manzke, and David Lefebvre are coming back to cook for the pop-ups's one-year anniversary.
This collaboration between Food & Wine and The L.A. Times finds over 30 restaurants and 30 booze shillers at each of the nine scattered events.
An excellent lineup of chefs will be accompanied by an exotic menagerie of animals.
The milk sting was a year in the making, music really does matter in restaurants, and the turkey meat recall gets bigger, and more in our daily news roundup.
A special dinner at Picca for Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution.
A funky new nook of cow hide ottomans comes with a great late-night deal on causa and anticucho.
Acclaimed chef Ricardo Zarate is bringing upscale Peruvian to Beverly Hills in a marked change of direction from his Downtown stand Mo-Chica.