Shaved Ice, Stinky Tofu, and Ba-Wan At The Taiwanese Heritage Festival, Sunday In Monterey Park
Though there will be lion dances and a beauty contest, you're really here for the stinky tofu and shaved ice.
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Ohana Brewing Releasing Rhino's Redemption Double IPA at Spirit House Tonight
The new brew is named after the local blogger behind Beers in Paradise.
Ricardo Diaz Shutters Dorado's Ceviche Bar
The Cook's Tortas and Bizarra Captial owner explains that he's cleaning house for a new concept.
SGV Sea Cucumber Bandit Behind Bars
An accomplice is still at large and targeting your supply of the valuable delicacy.
A Man Dies During Wild Brawl at Shakey's
One minute you're eating fried chicken, the next minute you're witnessing a genuine cop and murderer chase. That's what transpired Saturday night after 7:00 P.M. at a Shakey's in Monterey Park. The unidentified Latino man died at the scene after...
Lou Leaving Lou For Lou Two; Coen Brothers Cocktails at Show at Barre
Owner Lou Amdur will hand over the keys to his Hollywood wine bar next Wednesday.
Chimu Opens at Grand Central Market; Tacos Por Favor Expanding
Downtown has a new Peruvian, while the Westside's prized taqueria will double down with a second neighborhood location.
8 Oz. Burger Bar Closes; More German Places Planned City-Wide
The craze for German clones is sort of like 3-D. By the time Wurstkuche hits the Westside, everyone will probably be over it already.
Drive-Thru Lomo Saltado From a Former KFC in LBC; The True Best Fish Taco in Ensenada
El Pollo Imperial's chicken replaces The Colonel's in Long Beach, and Bill Esparza discloses his secret spot for tacos in Baja.
Atlantic Times Square Fills With Local Empires; Huge Tree Pastry Replaces Dumpling Master
While Lee's Sandwiches comes to Monterey Park, a Jonathan Gold favorite becomes a Taiwanese bakery.
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.
Chicago Tribune Nails the Excitement of Eating in L.A.
Tired stereotypes and well-trodden paths are thrown aside for real discoveries.
More Openings to Come for San Gabriel Valley
A new truck and new restaurants head for Pasadena and Monterey Park.
Asian Rice Noodle Makers Fight Health Department Crackdown
California rice noodle makers are fighting the powers tthat be over health department standards.
Monterey Park Eateries Earn Mostly B's
Which L.A. neighborhoods tend to earn more B grades at their eateries?