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  1. Leftovers
    New Menu at Spice Table; Open House at FarmShop on Sunday Chef Bryant Ng’s new roster of dishes was inspired by a recent trip to Southeast Asia.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  2. Next Door by Josie
    Duck Confit Banh Mi Coming Back to Next Door by Josie The chef will offer her incredible sandwich just once a week on “Banh Mi Sundays.”
    By Hadley Tomicki
  3. Let’s Do Brunch
    Spice Table Brings Scallop Congee, Lamb Bacon Gravy, and Kaya Doughnuts to New Bryant Ng’s Downtown restaurant will also offer bottomless mimosas and Handsome Roasters coffee.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  4. Bookshelf
    Bryant Ng Reps L.A. inAmerica’s Greatest New Cooks The chef gives his recipes for Southeast Asian rib-eye and kaffir lime custard.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  5. Empire Building
    Spice Table’s Banh Mi Stoppage Induces Seizures Bryant Ng slowly builds his empire.
    By Tony Chen
  6. Temporary Closings
    The Spice Table Closed For Repairs Bryant Ng is hoping for a reopening on Saturday.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  7. Cheers!
    New YorkPostNails L.A. Well, at least better than the Wall Street Journals’ best efforts.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  8. Grub Guide
    Fourteen Sharp Spots to Find Food-on-a-Stick in Los Angeles 在洛杉矶,你的选项包括冰冻的啤酒,蛋糕, lamb offal, chicken skin, and even pig’s blood set on a skewer.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  9. Endangered
    Downtown’s Senor Fish Could Be Your’s For One-Dollar Oh, and millions of dollars in relocation fees.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  10. The Happiest Hours on Earth
    Spice Table Starts Happy Hour Five-dollars drinks and satays outta make you very happy.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  11. Close-Ups
    From ‘Seafood Geek’ toGQSmooth David LeFevre tells the magazine about his favorite places to eat, drink, and shop in L.A.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  12. Top Chef Alumni Newsletter
    Introducing Chef Dakota Weiss: Downtown Restaurant Critic The chef details her love for Downtown with a look at Cole’s and Spice Table.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  13. Relocations
    Spice Table, Senor Fish, and Weilands Moving Out of The Metro’s Way? All three Little Tokyo restaurants may have to relocate if an underground rail project is approved.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  14. Happy Birthday!
    Spice Table and Ray’s Both Celebrating First Birthdays Next Week Bryant Ng will revisit his foie gras satay and Kris Morningstar will make chorizo-stuffed chilies.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  15. The Other Critics
    Brad A. Johnson Breaks Down 2011’s Best The critic looks at the world’s best dishes and L.A.’s best new restaurants.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  16. The Other Critics
    S. Irene Virbila Looks Back on 2011’s Best; Gold Spies Curly Fries 在其他地方,乔纳森黄金目标科比Ng’s Spice Table as the bulls-eye of L.A.’s coherent new dining scene.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  17. Foodievents
    Spice Table Serving Goat Curry, Lobster Yi-Mein, and Duck Satay for New Year’s The chef offers a $65 pre-fixe with $15 wine and beer pairings and hopefully won’t hurt anyone with his spicy chicken livers.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  18. L.A. Diet
    Writer Joel Stein Eats Asian Sloppy Joes, Makes David Chang’s Brussels “I don’t particularly like fries, which makes me a freak. I’m not grossed out by them, I just don’t appreciate them the other way people do.”
    By Lesley Balla
  19. The Other Critics
    Jonathan Gold Comes Straight Outta Comptoir; Goes Cyco at Neptune’s Net The L.A.Weeklycritic writes, “for the first time, the most interesting places in Little Tokyo are not necessarily Japanese.”
    By Hadley Tomicki
  20. The Other Critics
    Gold Picks His 99 Essential L.A. Restaurants; Virbila Recounts 2011’s New Bloods Meanwhile, we worry that The New YorkTimesis trying to steal our Gold.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  21. Dishes Duke It Out
    Tay Do Quan Hy Serves the Dark Horse of Hainan Chicken Rice It beats out Spice Table’s twelve dollar version in taste, prep, and cost.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  22. Let’s Do Lunch
    Bryant Ng Brings Rice Bowls to Lunch at Spice Table Bryant Ng is also making his wood-grilled short rib and sambal burger available.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  23. The Other Critics
    Virbila Declares Sotto a Game-Changer; Gold Champions Son of a Gun The L.A.Timesthinks Sotto is the first serious contender to the dominance of Northern Italian restaurants in L.A.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  24. The Other Critics
    Jonathan Gold Inhales The Glories of Spice Table; Brad A. Deems Son of a Gun The Bryant Ng scores big with L.A.Weekly, while the formerAngelenocritic thinks the Animal team has another hit on their hands.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  25. Mediavore
    Woman Threatens Dairy Queen With Grenade; Red Meat Is Still Bad For You A new study finds red and processed meats come with an increased risk for certain cancers.
  26. Neighborhood Watch
    Le Seine PlansOmakase Tuesdays; Spice Table Opens for Lunch Alex Reznik will serve eleven guests each week at the sushi bar, while Bryant Ng drops a highly-recommended banh mi on Downtown.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  27. The Other Critics
    Virbila Is Not Feeling Firefly’s Glow; Gold Ducks Into Beijing Duck House Jason Travi’s cooking has a ways to go, cries The L.A.Times, while L.A.Weeklyfinds itself in a Chinese poultry paradise.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  28. Coming Soon
    Brian Ng Eyes Spice Table Opening By Early February This veteran of many prized restaurants informs us his restaurant is in the inspection phase.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  29. USer’s Guide
    Fall Restaurant Preview: Where and What To Eat L.A.’s fall’s openings are exciting enough to distract us from Nancy Silverton burgers and Michael Voltaggio’s plans.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  30. Coming Soon
    Mozza/Daniel Vet Opening Singaporean Spice Table Bryant Ng is bringing satays and craft beers to Little Tokyo, stealing a sliver of Lukshon’s thunder.
    By Hadley Tomicki