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I can't think of a better way to spend a couple of hours on a Sunday than meeting friends here for dim sum. Pace it out, so you won't risk missing the little short ribs in a glorious black-bean sauce, or any of the exquisite and varied steamed dumplings, so transparent you can easily read the contents: shrimp and greens, chicken and mushrooms. My favorite is a bird's-nest-soup dumpling the size of a small bowl; break into it with your spoon, and you'll find a broth so concentrated it tastes as if 10 chickens have been boiled down to get one cupful of soup. But dinners are pretty fine too: If you're lucky, the Dungeness crab steamed with noodles and about half a ton of fresh garlic will be on the menu.
If you haven't already heard, Empress Pavilion locked its doors for the final time this past Sunday, evicted after operating in Chinatown for 24 years. For insiders, the shutter had hovered as a very ... More »
Chinatown was a main hub for dim sum before San Gabriel Valley earned its destination status. Now, the Chinatown Business Improvement District is about to reintroduce the neighborhood's eats with a c... More »
QUESTION: I’m throwing myself a birthday party. Just because. And I want to do it in a restaurant, because I just can’t face another round of Two-Buck Chuck, Zankou chicken, and that forlorn strawberry whipped cream cake from Phoenix ... More »
QUESTION: I think I may need a primer here. I’ve tried to get a simple meal of steamed tilapia from the live tank, with soup and a side of Chinese broccoli, for several weeks in a row. I cannot remember the names of all the places I’ve... More »
QUESTION: A few months ago, you mentioned a source for great merguez sausage. But what I’ve been looking for is boudin noir, the black stuff, the real ooze. Because lately, I’ve been in the mood for a little type-O negative, if you know what I... More »
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