Geo Si Gi – A Korean Gamja Tang Specialist In Flushing
Wei Lu 圍爐酸菜白肉火鍋 – Amazing Hot Pot in Taipei
Masa – Delicious Spring Roll Ice Cream At Tong Hua Night Market
Lao Dian Tou Tai Nan Yi Mian 老店頭台南意麵 – Excellent Tainan Style Noodles Near Tong Hua Night Market (Taipei)
Shi Jia Gua Bao 石家割包 – Outstanding Gua Bao at Tong Hua Night Market
Lin Dong Fang Niu Rou Mian 林東芳牛肉麵 – Amazing Beef Noodle Soup In Taipei
Japan Week – Great Japanese Cultural and Food Event at Grand Central
Dieci – Excellent Japanese Style Italian Food
Curry Ya – A Japanese Curry Specialist Worth Checking Out In The East Village
Bada Story – Great Korean Hwe (Sashimi) In Flushing
Chiu Hong Bakery – A Hidden Gem In Chinatown
Bangane – A Korean Goat Specialist And One Of The Most Exciting Restaurants In Flushing
Kang Ho Dong Baekjeong – Finally Good Korean BBQ In NY
Noodle Village – Hong Kong Style Food Worth Checking Out
Somtum Der – Great New Isaan Style Thai, But Hold The Somtum
Takahachi Bakery – My New Favorite Japanese Bakery In NY
Bassanova Ramen – One Of My New Favorite Ramen Restaurants In NY
Tan Cang Newport Seafood – One Of My Favorite Restaurants In Orange County
Sushi Nakazawa – How Does It Compare To Jiro? I Don’t Know Or Care, But This Is Some Of The Best Sushi In NY
Tao Hong Bakery – A Solid If Unremarkable Chinatown Bakery, But Try The Mango Sticky Rice Ball
Sakura-Ya – Old School Amazing Mochi in Gardena
Sakae Sushi – This Is Not Jiro, But It’s Still Awesome
New Kam Hing Coffee Shop – One Of The Best Sponge Cakes In Chinatown
Mei Li Wah – A Cha Siu Bao Institution; Amazing Cha Siu Bao? No…The Best In Chinatown? Probably
Mitsuru Café – Great Imagawayaki (Taiyaki), Homemade Mochi And Other Japanese Treats in Little Tokyo
Hou Yi – Extremely Reasonable Hot Pot In Chinatown
Yuji Ramen – Some Very Interesting Ramen…At Whole Foods
Café Hong Kong – The South China Garden Guys Are Back!! (And Yes They Are The Best Restaurant In Chinatown)
Yopparai – One Of My Favorite Izakayas In New York
Yeh’s Bakery – You Want Me To Go To Flushing To Get A Boston Pie? Yes.
Main Street Imperial Gourmet – There’s A lot More To Taiwanese Food Than Street Food
Spicy Village (Formerly He Nan Flavor) – Delicious Henan Food In Chinatown
About LauHound
I currently live in New York, but I’m from Newport Beach, California. I started posting as “lau” on chowhound.com and “R.L.” on yelp.com. I originally started posting about primarily Chinese food as I felt like there was a lot of mystery around Chinese food to people who don’t know much about it and I thought that posting about Chinese food would be a lot more useful to people than being the 500th person to post about Shake Shack or other mainstream popular restaurants.
I decided to start this blog as I thought it would a better way to get good pictures and posts up for people to see. I hope you enjoy it!