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Through Tragedy & Across Generations, Little Tokyo’s Beloved Azay Carries On

An interview with second-generation owner Philip Hirose, who took over following the death of his father, beloved chef Akira Hirose.

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When It Comes to Restaurant Design, What’s Old World is New Again

Why restaurants like Wilde’s, The Mulberry, Bar di Bello and more are embracing an old-fashioned aesthetic.

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Walk, Don’t Drive, To Damon’s Steakhouse in Glendale

For a dose of tiki-fueled nostalgia, best appreciated on foot.

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40 Years In, Marouch is Still A Vital Link in Little Armenia

The East Hollywood stalwart is still serving some of the best Lebanese-Armenian food in L.A.

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How the Mother-Daughter Team Behind Koreatown’s Beloved Soban Honors Tradition

Amid an uncertain future, Jennifer and Deborah Pak are doing what they can to keep certain traditions alive.

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How Talesai Spawned a Multi-Generational Thai Food Legacy in L.A.

From its Sunset Strip original to the Studio City sibling and beyond, we trace how Talesai has defined a new wave of Thai restaurants in L.A.

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The counter at Somni

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There’s Nowhere in America Quite Like Somni

The stunning 14-seat West Hollywood chef’s counter received three Michelin stars — and it’s better than ever.

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The Welcome Return of the Thick Burger

L.A. has been in the grips of smashburgers for years. A new crop of thick patties is changing that.

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L.A. Izakayas Are California Cuisine’s Next Frontier

How a new wave of chefs and modern izakayas in L.A. are building the next chapter of California cuisine as we know it.

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How Grá Grew into One of L.A.’s Best Pizzerias, One Sourdough Pie at a Time

Here’s one for you: an Irish advertising executive with no restaurant experience comes to Los Angeles and says, ‘I’m going…

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