Jonathan Gold: Delicious Food Corner is the most Hong Kong place in the San Gabriel Valley

The next time you visit Delicious Food Corner, try not to forget your phone. I know that it’s OK to leave your phone in your car most of the time, a chance to
Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • October 21, 2016
The next time you visit Delicious Food Corner, try not to forget your phone. I know that it’s OK to leave your phone in your car most of the time, a chance to talk to your kids over breakfast rather than check the Clippers score on ESPN, but the...
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