Read more at NBC Bay Area — by Jennifer Gonzalez: Calling all ramen enthusiasts! Taishoken, the iconic Japanese restaurant best known for pioneering tsukemen-style ramen almost 60 years ago, has opened its […]
Read more at Stark Insider — by Monica Turner: The Chinese Lady is scheduled to kick off Magic Theatre’s 2019-2020 season. Lloyd Suh’s play, inspired by a true story, tells the story […]
Read more at Eater LA — by Jim Thurman: There’s no shortage of noodle places in the San Gabriel Valley, so for a restaurant to stand out from the crowd, it truly […]
Read more at Eater LA — by Farley Elliott: The Humble Potato team is switching things up down in Westchester, flipping their current restaurant there to a new one called the Most […]
Read more at Gay Star News — by Rik Glauert: The 2019 Outfest LA LGBTQ Film Festival will celebrate the first same-sex marriages in Asia with a special Taiwan program of screenings […]
Read more at the San Francisco Chronicle — by Grace Li: It wasn’t intentional, but the timing felt urgent. Chinese for Affirmative Action, an Asian American activist organization based in San Francisco’s […]
Read more at the Pasadena Star News — by Merrill Shindler: There are certain genres of restaurants that I find difficult to write about. Not because they’re bad. And not because they’re […]
Read mote at LA Weekly — From the Japanese word for transformation comes a new exhibition at Japan House exploring the liminal intersections between folkloric traditions across both the globe and the […]
Read more at the USA Inquirer — by Walter Ang: The spotlight illuminates Filipino domestic workers based in the U.S. in the 45-minute production “Sigaw: A Shadowplay.” “Sigaw” follows the journey of […]
Read more at San Francisco Classical Voice — by Janos Gereben: The music peaked, sound permeated the hall, rapt attention gripped the audience, murder and revenge unfolded on stage: Anna Dugan’s noble […]
