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Nolita, Restaurants
Lunch at Balaboosta – NYC
01.26.12 | Permalink | 4 Comments

Balaboosta opened more than a year ago, but my first visit was only last month. I’ve been meaning to visit ever since they opened, but there’s many delicious distractions in this city, and it wasn’t until I had a mean craving for a lamb burger I found myself there one day with David in tow. MORE »
K-Town, Midtown, Restaurants
Crazy Spicy and Garlicky at Son Ja Jang – NYC
01.19.12 | Permalink | Comment?

If you don’t know, I’m still in L.A. on a mini-holiday (if you don’t know, why aren’t you following me on Facebook or Twitter!!!), but since I love you guys, here’s a post about Son Ja Jang on 32nd Street. MORE »
East Village, Home Cooking, Palisades Park, Restaurants, West Village
NYE Weekend Bites – Palisades Park & NYC
01.06.12 | Permalink | 3 Comments

As if you haven’t heard it a million times already, Happy New Year! No New Year resolutions for me this year. I decided resolutions are bullsh*t (c’mon, you all know it’s true), so without further ado, let’s talk food! MORE »
East Village, Restaurants
Mame Miso Ramen at Misoya – NYC
12.20.11 | Permalink | 1 Comment

If you like miso ramen, Misoya is probably the place for you. Misoya, as the name not so subtly suggests, specializes in miso. At this East Village ramen shop, you can choose from three kinds of miso; kome (rice, Hokkaido-style), shiro (white, Kyoto-style), and mame (soybean, Nagoya-style). My miso ramen of choice is… MORE »
Flushing, Restaurants
Giving Thanks to Chinese Food – NYC
12.10.11 | Permalink | 3 Comments

So similar to last year, we ate Chinese food for Thanksgiving again. By now, it’s pretty much a point of no return for my family. I mean, given the ease, the price, and the lack of a million dishes to wash, I have a feeling we’ll never go back to the turkey feasts of the past. I still feel Thanksgiving isn’t exactly complete without a turkey, but considering the copious amount of delicious foods in the world to fill the turkey void, it’s far from horrible. For example, this year we had fried Dungeness crab, fried chicken, fried rice, and other garlicky, fried things at Canton Gourmet. Stress on the garlic and fried. MORE »

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