Interior design of this 38-seater comes via JIS Brothers, the popular design/architecture firm in SGV (Chuan’s, Chengdu Taste 3, Moonlight) and features floor to ceiling windows along with matte dark ...

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Chengdu is a noodle glutton’s paradise. Noodle shops dot the landscape, appearing in clusters throughout the city, filled with steam and the sting of chili peppers and contented fellow eaters hunkered ...

Chengdu Taste, an essential Eater 38 LA restaurant, as well as the recently anointed “Best Sichuan Restaurant in America”, is apparently on a renewed mission to expand. Tony Xu just announced the ...

A few months back, fresh from my return from Beijing to the States, I explored Denver for Chinese food like the kind I’d eaten across the Pacific, coming up with a short list of places that offer ...

Yiquan Gu and his wife, Qiongyao Zhang, may not be celebrity chefs. But if you are a lover of authentic Sichuan cooking and you live in Atlanta, you’ve probably heard of their famous silken dumplings ...

CHENGDU: In an inspiring gesture of friendship, the owner of a mid-sized noodle shop He Jifa in Chinese city Chengdu is offering complimentary meals to Pakistani nationals. Jifa greatly appreciates ...

This is the “taste of a famous restaurant that you want to eat once. The package is printed with a catchphrase of “exciting spicy and sour taste woven from oil, flower and vinegar”. If you look at the ...

A chef from Chengdu in China's southwest Sichuan province, has become a celebrity for his smooth moves in the kitchen. A video of Mr Tian Bo, 31, dancing while making noodles went viral over the ...

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