David R. Chan

retired lawyer and food blogger

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Retired LA lawyer and Chinese restaurant chronicler David R. Chan is undeterred from dining near the site of the recent Monterey Park mass shooting.

Chronicler of San Gabriel Valley Chinese restaurants undeterred by mass shooting

Retired LA lawyer and Chinese restaurant chronicler David R. Chan is undeterred from dining near the site of the recent Monterey Park mass shooting.

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David R. Chan is a Los Angeles accountant and attorney who has eaten at over 6,000 Chinese Restaurants. His goal is to eat at every Chinese restaurant in LA at least once.

6,000 Chinese Restaurants

David R. Chan is a Los Angeles accountant and attorney who has eaten at over 6,000 Chinese Restaurants. His goal is to eat at every Chinese restaurant in LA at least once.

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