LA Japanese Seafood Restaurant Yess Changes Menu Format, Again
Plus, LA wants to ban cashless businesses again, StarChef’s Rising Star awards, and more
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The Weekly Round-Up #746 w/ X-Men Forever #1, Dawn Runner #1, Titans #9, Dune: House Corrino #1, and more – Inside Pulse
Best Comic of the Week: Dawn Runner #1 - I think that Ram V might be the writer I’m most excited about these days, and love that he’s working for a variety of p
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Michelin just added 10 restaurants to its California guide, nine in L.A.
New additions to the world-renowned dining guide include high-end omakase as well as budget-friendly fried fish sandwiches.
Source: latimes.com
Michelin just added 10 restaurants to its California guide, and nine are in L.A.
New additions to the world-renowned dining guide include high-end omakase as well as budget-friendly fried fish sandwiches.
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LA's Eater Award Winners for 2023
The best restaurant, the best neighborhood restaurant, and the most mind-blowing experience of the year.
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Jonathan Gold's birthday and Taco María's next chapter
Plus, Bill Addison's newest shawarma picks, breakfast memelas, "The Lincoln Lawyer" taco crawl, enigmatic doughnuts, a $600,000 wine heist, a hot new Korean-influenced sushi spot and a new Crazy Thai Burger.
Source: latimes.com
L.A.'s newest omakase, Sushi Sonagi, marks return of Daniel Son
Plus, Josiah Citrin debuts his smokey steakhouse along the Strip, the family behind Radna Silom opens a Thai fusion spot, Gingergrass expands with a mini mart and more.
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Daniel Son's Omakase Destination Sushi Sonagi Finally Opens in Gardena
Plus, Fogo de Chão’s summer deal, a First We Feast feature for Soban, and more
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Netflix's Ted Sarandos: Korean Content is 'Surprising, Unpredictable'
Ted Sarandos explains the strengths of the Korean content industry, where Netflix is preparing to spend $2.5 billion.
Source: variety.com
Netflix's Ted Sarandos Touts the "Power of Korean Storytelling," Says K-Content Views Are Up Sixfold
Netflix’s co-CEO Ted Sarandos will never forget the day he met director Bong Joon Ho in 2017 to discuss Okja, the sci-fi action drama that became Netflix’s first international film. “He’s the ultimate master, and he gave me a crash course in Korean cinema. I learned so much,” he said. “And afterwards I had the […]
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