My parents told me about this new-ish place that specialize Chinese breakfast and good beef pancake near where they live. It has an odd name in English: “Doe Jon Station”. I assume “Doe Jon” means “Dou Jiang” (Soy Milk) as its Chinese name is “豆漿大王”, or “The King of Soy Milk” in English. According to […]
Archive for the ‘Food: Los Angeles’ Category
February 6, 2009
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Vietnam Restaurant (San Gabriel)
By Freda in 01: San GabrielI heard about Bò 7 món (7 courses of Beef) in Vietnamese cuisine and I’ve always wanted to try it. Instead of driving all the way to Little Saigon, I found that Vietnam Restaurants at SGV serves it. This place is owned by the son of the ever popular Golden Deli (my favorite) and its […]
Tags: Vietnamese
February 6, 2009
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Shaherzad Royal Persian Cuisine (Westwood)
By Freda in 11: West LAWe went to Little Persia on Westwood Blvd to try some Persian/Iranian food which I’m not familiar with. We wanted a not-so-heavy lunch and I was attracted by the rice menu at Shaherzad. House Rice Specials ($13), in which you can choose either Lamb Shank or Chicken. I chose: Rice Mixed with orange peels, pistachios, […]
Tags: Lamb, Middle Eastern, Persian
February 6, 2009
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Back Alley (Koreatown)
By Freda in 07: Mid-WilshireWe tried to go to Dan Sung Sa (aka the “Kim Jong Il mural painting Korean Pub”) but there’s a long wait. So we crossed the street and went to a similar Korean Pub that’s hidden in a back alley, called Back Alley (or DGM – DwitGolMok). The entrance is located at the back parking […]
January 29, 2009
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Asanebo (Studio City)
By Freda in 18: Greater LA, Favorite Food EntriesI went back to the wonderful Asanebo (see old post) to celebrate the birthday of someone special. According to Seat in last post, Asanebo meant “oversleep” in Japanese. This time I’m also getting with the omakase B Course (ended up as $105 pp this time). 1st course as same as my 2nd course from last […]
