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Category Archives: Restaurant Reviews
A Tale of Two Meals: Profile of New Sichuan Restaurant, Hui
Emily Atlas and Donna Tallent Emily Atlas: Donna and I recently met at a Natural Selections interest meeting and learned that we both love food and exploring the various food options of the Upper East Side and beyond. Although some … Continue reading
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Nessa Noms: Flip Sigi
Vanessa J. Wu Flip Sigi has been a long time coming. This Filipino taqueria is headed by Chef Jordan Andino who was born in Canada, grew up in California. He takes inspiration from his Filipino grandmother and draws … Continue reading
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Nessa Noms: Paku Pakus
Vanessa J Wu* download Paku Pakus is a new ramen restaurant on 2nd Avenue, between 72nd and 73rd Streets. It is right off the 72nd Street stop on the Q line and opened on Monday, October 23. The … Continue reading
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Dominique Ansel Nominated Best Pastry Chef in the World: A Cronut Comeback?
Juliette Wipf Who hasn’t heard of the famed 2013 food the Cronut? After quickly gaining worldwide attention, Cronut followers were soon considered frivolous, and the pastry over-hyped. TIME magazine naming the pastry one of the 25 best inventions of … Continue reading
De Gustibus: The Bird’s the Word
By Mark Rinaldi If you’ve never had occasion to enjoy the marvel that is Japanese yakitori, I’ll break it down for you: wooden sticks are stuck through bits of chicken, and then those bits are grilled over coals. Simple, right? … Continue reading