The West Hollywood restaurant that helped popularize Chinese American cuisine will close in late July after more than 40 ...

Another longtime Los Angeles restaurant is set to close. Chin Chin, a decades-old Chinese restaurant along West Hollywood’s ...

Every Friday, our editors compile a trusty list of recommendations to answer the most pressing of questions: “Where should I eat?“ Here now are four places to check out this weekend in Los Angeles.

The influential Chinese social media platform RedNote – also known as Xiaohongshu – can easily make a business and has turned some Hong Kong restaurants into must-see attractions for visitors ...

(Pon Family) Dallas’ longest continuously operating Chinese restaurant, Hong Kong Restaurant on Garland Road, closed in early May 2025 after more than 60 years. The restaurant is historically ...

Opening on Wednesday, May 21, the full-service restaurant with three distinct bars will feature what Ma calls “updated Chinese food,” drinks inspired by Chinese herbal medicine, and even mahjong ...

KENOSHA, Wis. — At Green Tea Chinese, every dish tells a story. The new family-owned restaurant at 4222 52nd Street just opened its doors, but for the Chen family, it’s been years in the making.

A Japanese restaurant company issued a formal apology after one of its Osaka-based yakitori (grilled chicken skewer) outlets posted signs refusing service to Chinese customers, Japanese media ...

A restaurant in Japan’s Osaka had to apologise after one of its outlets posted a sign on its door banning Chinese tourists because they were allegedly “impolite”. Hayashin Charcoal-Grilled ...

A restaurant in Osaka, Japan, has banned Chinese customers publicly. The notice, written in simplified Chinese, cites rude behaviour as a reason. This decision has sparked debate on social media ...

Nearly two years in the making, a new Chinese restaurant has opened along 52nd Street in Kenosha. Green Tea Chinese, 4222 52nd St, opened for business on May 9. Leah Chen, who helps run the ...

Hayashin, a grill restaurant in Osaka, Japan, has created controversy by banning Chinese customers. A notice on its door, written in Chinese, says Chinese people are “rude” and not welcome.