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Fairview, Fort Lee, Palisades Park, Restaurants
Korean BBQ Options for Thanksgiving – NJ
Once again this year, my fam is going turkey-less. Why? All of a sudden, there’s too many pescatarians in the family making it impractical to roast a giant turkey. OK, there’s only two, but more than one is too many in my opinion. So where are we going? Most likely Korean since that’s a general crowd-pleaser. Meat, fish, noodles, and soup, Korea BBQ restaurants have it all. We haven’t decided exactly where to go yet, but here are the options… MORE »
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Barbados, Hotels, Restaurants, Street Eats
Surf Trip with the Girls – Barbados
Recently, I went on a girls’ trip to Barbados. Now that I’m single, I feel I’m expected to do things like that. You know, be social and talk openly about my feelings. Girl talk, they call it. I’m still working on the latter (I’ve been my whole life, but maybe I’ll get there one day), but for the most part, being social is fun… MORE »
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Alphabet City, East Village, Restaurants
Thai Fried Chicken and More at Somtum Der – NYC
02.16.14 | Permalink | 4 Comments
For the longest time, there wasn’t a great Thai restaurant in the East Village. There were a few decent ones I’d order from once in a while, but none I’d ever recommend to a friend. Not even the popular Isan (Northeastern Thai) restaurant that opened a few years ago on 1st Avenue. I never understood the hype. Somtum Der, the latest Isan-Thai restaurant to open in the neighborhood, however, changes everything. MORE »
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Bakeries, Closings, East Village, Restaurants
Closings in the East Village – NYC
01.12.14 | Permalink | 2 Comments
There’s a lot of changes going on in the East Village. All of a sudden, really good restaurants have been popping up; Han Dynasty and Alder to name a few. But also all of a sudden, favorites I’ve long known and come to love have distressingly been disappearing. MORE »
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Atlantic City, Restaurants
Non-Casino Eats at Pho Sydney – NJ
12.24.13 | Permalink | 2 Comments
It’s no secret, Asian people love to gamble and Asian people love noodles. (The 1% that don’t, don’t bother to comment, no one cares.) So it’s no surprise there’s at least one noodle shop in each casino in Atlantic City. Not surprisingly, most of them are bad and overpriced. Not bad and not overpriced, however, are the noodles at Pho Sydney, located just a short ride away from the craziness of the casinos. MORE »
