• Since letter grades in restaurant windows might be too subtle for some diners, China is considering posting happy and sad faces to let consumers know whether an eatery is safe. [Squid Ink/LA Weekly]
• The U.S. Armed Forces is investigating whether fish oil for soldiers might be a way to reduce suicides. [USAT]
• New research suggests a daily glass of red wine does not stave off aging, after all. Make up your minds, scientists! [NPR]
• Water Grill has lost its Top Chef Amanda Baumgarten after seven months. [Squid Ink]
• WP24 has a new pastry chef, Cassie Ballard, who introduced a new selection of pastries to the upscale Chinese restaurant. [PopSugar]
• Chick-Fil-A opened in Hollywood yesterday. Build it and they will come. [Squid Ink]
• Roy Choi was never intending to open “an Indian eatery,” but a West Indian-influenced eatery. Failing geography, Eater reports he’s now serving Jamaican street food. [Eater]
• Obese people now outnumber the hungry globally, creating a “double-edged scandal” for nutrition worldwide. [AFP]
