Top Five Videos of People Eating Live Shrimp

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • October 23, 2012
Did you read Michelle's post this morning on the Craigslist poster in Irvine who tried to give away a dish of shrimp because they didn't realize it included the heads? I have to assume it was those wee beady eyes. In a society where meat is often...
The full article can be read on the OC Weekly website.

Related Articles

Jonathan Gold's 10 best dishes of 2015

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • December 11, 2015
A decade or two from now, when line-caught sea bass will seem as rare and unobtainable as sturgeon caviar is now, drive-through windows sell more lentil bowls than cheeseburgers and we have gotten used to the idea of Taylor Swift as the governor...

Szechuan Impression skewers all expectations

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • October 31, 2014
Bobo chicken, at least as interpreted at Szechuan Impression, is a party in a pot, a ceramic pot that strongly resembles a novelty St. Patrick’s Day hat, half-filled with chile-laced broth and with long bamboo skewers sticking up from the vessel...

Il Garage Is Under the Stanton Sun

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • July 21, 2011
I can think of a handful of restaurants that has an on-site garden. But it's one thing to serve your customers vegetables you've grown yourself, and it's quite another to do so next to the planters in which you've grown them. At Il Garage, the...

Seoulmate Serves Pork Stew for the Seoul

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • December 19, 2013
You're a few blocks from Cal State Long Beach on Seventh Street and directly across from Woodrow Wilson High. For a moment, you consider parking somewhere at the school because Seoulmate—the Korean burrito joint where you're about to eat lunch—is...

Review: Jonathan Gold says hello from Tokyo, where there are cherry blossoms and, even better, Narisawa

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • April 20, 2018
If you want to understand why Narisawa is often considered to be among the best restaurants in the world, you might have a look at Satoyama Scenery, a kind of seven square inches of edible forest floor that is constructed from sprigs of mountain...