A New Pasadena Sichuan Restaurant Draws Big Lines for Chile-Laced Bullfrog and Pork Kidneys
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Sichuan Street Food, a new Pasadena restaurant, is drawing crowds eager for authentic Sichuan cuisine, showcasing the booming interest and accessibility of this culinary style.
Chef Yong 'Leo' Zhu's journey from a dishwasher to chef in Chengdu before moving to America highlights his dedication and the growing appeal of Sichuan cuisine.
The restaurant echoes the Sichuan Renaissance in Los Angeles, characterized by a surge in demand for authentic dishes and vibrant flavors, which broaden the culinary landscape.
Sichuan Street Food, translating to 'Contemporary Sichuan Food,' signifies a shift towards more modern interpretations of traditional dishes, while maintaining the essence of Sichuan flavors.
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