Luke Tsai

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.

By Luke Tsai
Illustration: Two men devouring Chinese roast duck and rice noodles.

This Late-Night Noodle House Slings the South Bay’s Tastiest Roast Duck

Thick slice of quiche and a cup of coffee on a table inside a sunny cafe.

The East Bay’s Most Enticing New Cafe? It’s at the Library

Illustration: Two men eagerly eating many varieties of ice cream.

The Exuberant Joy of an Indian Ice Cream Shop at 11 PM

Illustration: Man devouring a shrimp lumpia while seating a diner counter.

This Late-Night Filipino Diner in Downtown Oakland Is Hidden in Plain Sight

Overhead view of a sausage pizza with one slice missing.

The East Bay’s Most Exciting New Pizza Pop-up Is at a Richmond Weed Dispensary

Burger, fries and a colorful, Fruity Pebbles-topped milkshake on a tray.

10 Classic (and Not-So-Classic) Bay Area Burger Joints

Illustration: Two men devouring pizza. There's a pile of basil leaves on the pan.

June’s Pizza Is Oakland’s Favorite Late-Night Slice Shop

A woman holds a soy pudding drink dotted with boba, pandan and shaved ice.

12 Refreshing Bay Area Boba Shops to Cool You Off This Summer

Takeout container with basmati rice and two kinds of curry, on a colorful tablecloth.

25 Great Bay Area Meals for $12 or Less

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