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Mei Lin’s vision of Chinese banquet dining. Plus, new vendors in the Original Farmers Market, the long-awaited launch of a New Orleans-themed cocktail bar, some of L.A.’s best street tacos find a bricks-and-mortar home and more Quick Bites.
The restaurant from fine-dining chefs John and Katianna Hong (the ‘Top Chef’ contestant) won’t reopen from its temporary closure — but it could return in a new L.A. location.
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Some of the city’s most storied restaurants announce closures, fundraisers and a struggle to survive in Los Angeles.
After more than 40 years on Fairfax Avenue, Ghengis Cohen is set to close, but will be reopening nearby in a new format while its history-minded owners hunt for a new home.
Nominees include Jon Yao of Kato and Daniel Castillo of Heritage Barbecue. Castillo hopes the nomination will shed more light on Orange County and barbecue.
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Nominees include Jon Yao of Kato and Daniel Castillo of Heritage Barbecue. Castillo hopes the nomination will shed more light on Orange County and barbecue.
