The restaurant is called Legendary. But is it? Jonathan Gold sits down for showstopping Sichuan

Jonathan Gold reviews Legendary Restaurant
Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • December 30, 2016
Are you going to order the garlic shredded pork the first time you visit the Legendary Restaurant? You are probably going to order the garlic shredded pork. You may be expecting a stir-fry, but what is brought to the table looks like a tie rack...
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