Chinese
Happy Kitchen, San Gabriel
I’ve been an amateur journalist that eats for some time now. And occasionally, my friends will insist upon me trying a place. They will drag me to some corner place and lay claim as if they were preac
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Seafood
Crustacean Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills
Our food adventure tonight brought us to Crustacean. Originally we had planned elsewhere, but we were too late in planning and couldn’t get a decent time for the ten of us. Fortunately, one of us reme
Chinese
Noodle House, Monterey Park
With such a name, as the Noodle House, you wouldn’t know this is one of the best Tianjin 天津 cuisine restaurants.
Chinese
Happy Donut, San Gabriel
Happy Sheep Shabu Shabu is traditional Chinese hot pot restaurant featuring the goodness of Lamb
Korean
The Donut Man, Koreatown
Miss C made the daring selection for us tonight. Since she is Korean, I trust her judgment in K-Town selections . . . thank goodness. She said she noticed Man Soo, which was opening, while driving aro
Taiwanese
Factory Tea Bar, San Gabriel
Lately, I’ve been frequenting this little tea house, in the afternoons, to do some work. Half & Half is a quaint Taiwanese tea house in San Gabriel valley.
Korean
Rowland Heights Library, Rowland Heights
I am not the biggest fan of AYCEall-you-can-eat places, including Korean BBQ, because of the impending repercussions. We all try to manage our intake, yet there are those that fail . . . like me. http
Korean
Kobawoo House, Los Angeles
Not your typical Korean restaurant . . . Kobawoo has pretty good pork – bossam dish. It seems that I am attracted to pork, not sure why.
Italian
Bay Cities Italian Deli & Bakery, Santa Monica
Based on the reviews on Yelp, Bay Cities is THE place for sandwiches in Santa Monica.
American
Sultan Chicken, Los Angeles
On the suggestion from a friend, Miss J, I was told that Restaurant3, formerly known as Cynthia’s had some of the best fried chicken.
Italian
Drago Centro, Los Angeles
Drago Centro is featured in dineLA’s Restaurant Week 2010. Check out their menuhttp://discoverlosangeles.com/play/dining/restaurantweek/aapartdetail.jsp?id=31445 during their promotion. Unfortunately,
American
Craft, Los Angeles
Restaurant Week Los Angeles began with me and my friends at Craft. I had been wanting to try Craft, for awhile now, but venturing to Westside is few and far between for me. And finally, Miss B was abl