Shark meat sauteed with southern Indian spices at Southern Spice restaurant in Flushing, Queens
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Shark meat sauteed with southern Indian spices at Southern Spice restaurant in Flushing, Queens
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Offal tasting menu at Mombar Restaurant in Astoria, Queens. Review of Mombar and Egyptian offal-based cuisine.
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Review of 3 hot pot restaurants in NYC and Flushing, Queens: Minni’s (Mynni’s) Shabu Shabu, Shabu Tatsu, and Sichuan hot pot from Famous Sichuan
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Culinary review of Xi’an Famous Foods in Flushing Queens at stall 36. Lamb face, lamb burgers, hand pulled noodles, and pig’s blood.
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Half day experience eating Chinese food in Flushing. Xi’an Famous Foods, Minni’s Shabu Shabu, DI Yuan Karaoke, Corner 28, and Flushing Mall food court, others
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LUCKYRICE organization put together the Night Market festival in Dumbo, Brooklyn to celebrate Asian cuisine and cultural. Outdoor market with David Chang as host and NYC restaurants as participants
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A review of Elias Corner, a Greek restaurant out in Astoria, Queens.
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Tommaso is an Italian-American restaurant in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn that embraces old world cliches while also serving some great classics with his twists. Here’s a review of Tommaso
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A write-up and review of the Vinegar Hill House.Seasonal ingredients cooked in an honest and raw manner yet with a homey and farm stand feel. This is superb New American fare in a comfortable and cool environment.
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TimeOut NY magazine released its Eat Out Awards 2010. In it are a decent amount of love for restaurants outside of Manhattan and more than just French/Italian.
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Our first outer borough experience was for a friend’s birthday. We went out to the Dressler in Williamsburg for an amazing dinner. Here’s our write-up, review, of it.
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