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.
The chef introduces the street wear brand to the "master of balls" and the almond cookies he grew up on.
The trio of hugely famous chefs will prepare a $190 per-person five-course menu.
The chef hints that he may bring in Pekin Duck, while also offering grass-fed burgers and freestyle remixes.
Eat Drink Be Merry shares his favorite noodle soups in greater LA.
Michael Cimarusti's contemporary clam shack will have 140 seats in West Hollywood.
Even the hosts' unsavory comparisons couldn't dull our enthusiasm for the hand-made mandu here.
The festival bread and bacalao brandade have been replaced by jerk chicken and bottomless Bloody Marys.
L.A. Son replaces the more incomprehensible title Spaghetti Junction: Riding Shotgun with an L.A. Chef.
The new Venice seafood project comes from Sunny Spot and littlefork owner David Reiss.
The owner of Scoops says he's "pretty disappointed that Chego is closing," but still sees many strengths in the neighborhood.
We have an exclusive link to pre-sale tickets, two weeks before the public can bite.
The move could offer the neighborhood's comatose nights a much needed shot in the arm.
The two share complicated handshakes, talk like mystical homies, and share their displacement issues.
The Koreatown property comes from the owners of New York's The Nomad.
The two will offer a discussion with Los Angeles editor Lelsey Bargar Suter.