Hya Gai Mi Gia is a cheap and very popular Cantonese style noodle joint deep inside the Tenderloin district. This place reminds me of really authentic noodle shops in Hong Kong. It’s hard to find such classic style Cantonese style noodles in LA (Clear Broth! Egg Noodles! Wonton!) I got the Braised Duck Leg wonton Noodle. […]
Posts Tagged ‘Chinese’
May 24, 2011
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Spice Table (Downtown)
By Freda in 06: Downtown LAA new Southeast Asian (Singaporean and Vietnam) wine bar has opened up at Little Tokyo a little more than a months ago called Spice Table. The name gave me an instant dejavu of Jean-George NYC’s Spice Market (that I wasn’t impressed with), so I was wary. Is it likewise a chichi, overpriced, parody version of […]
Tags: Chinese, Singaporean, Vietnamese
February 24, 2011
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Omar’s Xinjiang Halal Restaurant
By Joan in 01: San GabrielThis Chinese new year we switched it up a bit, instead of the usual dim sum or seafood restaurants, we went to a Uyghurs restaurant! A group of us went to Omar’s Xinjiang Halal Restaurant, a hole in the wall recommended by Jon’s friend who lived in Beijing for awhile, and he swears by its […]
January 20, 2011
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Shanghai Bamboo House (Monrovia)
By Freda in 01: San GabrielLong time ago I blogged about this neighborhood Shanghai restaurant at Temple City called Lulu (here and here). They revamped themselves under a new name called Bamboo House. The food is still good and it’s been a regular favorite of mine. However it got forced out later by a bank who wanted their location, I […]
Tags: Chinese, Shanghainese
May 14, 2010
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Nanzhou Hand Drawn Noodle (Philadelphia)
By Freda in 11: PhiladelphiaOne area I didn’t explored the last time I was in Philly was Chinatown. My friend and I came to this popular little joint that specialized in handdrawn noodles. I don’t know much about the region of Nanzhou (or should be Lanzhou), it is a city at the Northwest part of China. They’re famous for […]
Tags: Chinese, Noodle, Northern Chinese
