Bill Addison, Los Angeles Times

Bill Addison

Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles, CA, United States

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Past:
  • Los Angeles Times
  • Eater National

Past articles by Bill:

Three new places to eat and drink in Palm Springs

Critic Bill Addison names two restaurants and a hidden bar as new favorites in Palm Springs, plus a roundup of L.A.'s best Italian subs and all things L.A. Food Bowl. → Read More

A search for exceptional Syrian-style shawarma leads to the San Fernando Valley

Two new shawarma restaurants in the Valley illustrate the saucy, pickle-laced greatness of Syrian-style shawarma. → Read More

Less ordering hassle, better-than-ever cooking at DTLA's Yangban

How Yangban in downtown's Arts District is evolving in all the right ways, plus the secret behind astonishingly delicious apricot jam → Read More

Gilberto Cetina's Holbox is The Times' 2023 Restaurant of the Year

Why we chose the newly expanded mariscos stand in Historic South-Central's Mercado la Paloma as our Restaurant of the Year. → Read More

This is L.A.’s big year for James Beard Awards

After zero James Beard Foundation awards in 2022, L.A. claimed seven awards in restaurant and media categories this year. → Read More

Mexican and Indian flavors unite deliciously at new under-the-radar taqueria

Four life stories, two pop-ups, and regional Mexican and Indian flavors unite deliciously at this new taqueria on 3rd Street in Los Angeles. → Read More

Weird and delicious Bar Chelou is the next place you should eat

A welcome jolt of eccentricity: Chef Douglas Rankin and pastry chef Raymond Morales from Silver Lake's now-closed Bar Restaurant have reunited at Bar Chelou next to the Pasadena Playhouse. → Read More

The excellence of Kinn in Koreatown and why it paid off to delay a review

Why you should make a reservation for Kinn in Koreatown. Plus, the story that everyone's talking about, and Tokyo eating (and drinking!) tips. → Read More

Is Kinn in Koreatown the future of fine dining in Los Angeles?

What does modern Korean cooking taste like in Los Angeles? A chef with a tiny restaurant and concise tasting menu offers a compelling answer. → Read More

14 outstanding places to eat and drink while traveling in Tokyo

Traveling to Tokyo? Critic Bill Addison recommends some favorite places for sushi, tempura, pizza, sake, cocktails, tea and more. → Read More

Everything you ever wanted to know about sushi in L.A., including the best restaurants and markets

Meet our great big beautiful guide to everything sushi in L.A., including the best restaurants and markets and our make-at-home tips. → Read More

21 places in L.A. to find the best sushi, omakase, chirashi and more

From 20-course omakase tasting menus to snug sushi bars, here's where to find the best and freshest sushi in Los Angeles. → Read More

What makes L.A.’s sushi scene so great? I found answers in Tokyo

The current generation of omakase chefs in Los Angeles are returning to the essence of the cuisine. A trip to Tokyo confirms what's been driving their pursuit for excellence. → Read More

Love breakfast and lunch at Yang's Kitchen? Now try it for dinner

Yang's Kitchen serves some of the best breakfast and lunch options in Los Angeles. Critic Bill Addison says dinner might be even better. → Read More

Napa Rose is Disneyland’s top fine-dining destination. But does its magic need a refresh?

The flagship restaurant of Disney's Grand Californian Hotel brings charm to fine dining, but it needs an update to capture California's magic. → Read More

In celebration of Nowruz, one of L.A.'s best pop-ups delves into the seasonality of Persian cooking

For Nowruz and year-round, the Azizam pop-up showcases the seasonal glories of Persian cooking → Read More

Homa Dashtaki's beautifully written 'Yogurt & Whey' is about so much more than dairy

The woman behind America's best yogurt has a new book about dairy, transformation and her Iranian immigrant life → Read More

The 16 best places to indulge in caviar, for $12 and up

From caviar service with all of the accoutrements to fun takes like 'caviar bumps' and more, this high-end snack is taking the Los Angeles dining scene by storm. → Read More

With a new spin on tinned fish, Saltie Girl is a standout on the Sunset Strip

The new restaurant Saltie Girl in West Hollywood feels calibrated for indulgence — on lobster rolls and tinned fish. → Read More

At the new Luyixian in Alhambra, come for the lu rou fan braised pork over rice

Order the San Gabriel Valley newcomer's lu rou fan, glazed pork belly served with rice and a collage of condiments — just one of Luyixian's braised specialties. → Read More