Luke Tsai

Food Editor

Luke Tsai is KQED's food editor and resident stinky tofu connoisseur. Prior to KQED, he was an editor at Eater SF, San Francisco magazine, and the East Bay Express, and his work has also appeared in TASTE, the San Francisco Chronicle, and the Best Food Writing anthology.  When he isn't writing or editing, you'll find him eating most everything he can get his hands on.

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Panel from a comic: A pink creature looking dazed and happy. "Are...are they okay?" says a ghost looking at the creature. "They're fine, they just need to process their excitement," another ghost responds.

Batcat Is the Nonbinary Comic Book Hero Kids Need

Two men devour a table full of Cantonese dishes, including chow mein and fried pork chops.

This Classic Oakland Chinatown Restaurant Hits the Spot at 3 a.m.

Intricately plated raw tuna dish topped with slices of satsuma orange and plantain crisps.

The 10 Best Deals of San Francisco Restaurant Week

An Asian man and his friends stand in front of a Chinese restaurant. The sign reads, "Chinatown's Favorite."

Khantrast, the Internet-Famous Asian American Rapper, Kicks off Tour in SF

A man in a Warriors jersey holds a burrito in a takeout carton.

The Warriors’ Latest Slam Dunk? Halal Food

A takeout container with rice, beans, and skewered meat.

A Celebration of San Jose’s Afro-Latino Roots — With Empanadas

Illustration: a man devours a crab dripping with red sauce (with red stains all over his shirt) while his companion looks on.

Korean Spicy Raw Crabs Are the Best Late-Night Snack

Fried pork, rice, plantains and pikliz (pickled cabbage and carrots) on a dark blue plate.

The Best Deals of Oakland and Berkeley Restaurant Weeks

A box of dates in a produce display, between trays of apples and coconuts.

Looking for Dates for Ramadan? Go to the Corner Store