Jonathan Gold's 6 favorite Asian fried chicken joints in the L.A. area

Jonathan Gold's lists 6 of his favorite Asian fried chicken joints in the L.A. area
Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • July 1, 2016
Does Los Angeles live by Nashville hot chicken alone? No — not as long as there’s a universe of Asian fried chicken too. Max’s Restaurant Is Max’s the Coco’s of the Philippines? Yes, Max’s is kind of the Coco’s of the Philippines, the Glendale...
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