Category: Food For Thought

Take a Bite at 212 Steakhouse

Take a Bite at 212 Steakhouse

New York offers an array of culinary delights, but some of the best restaurants serve delicacies that cannot be found anywhere else. One of the latest and trendiest steakhouses in Midtown East is 212 Steakhouse, which is the only location that received approval to serve true Kobe Beef in the East Coast. From the moment people walk through the doors, […]

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Looking for Some of the Best in Manhattan’s Asian Food? Head East!

Looking for Some of the Best in Manhattan’s Asian Food? Head East!

Manhattanites – Murray Hill is redeemed: a new gem has hit the neighborhood in the shape of Asian bistro Sachi (at 2nd Ave. and 38th street). Opened a month ago under the prowess of James Beard Award-nominee menu consultant Pichet Ong and Andy Yang, creator of Rhong-Tiam, the first Thai restaurant in the US to win a Michelin star, this is […]

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David Burke at Bloomingdale’s Ups Its Game

David Burke at Bloomingdale’s Ups Its Game

David Burke is without a doubt one of my favorite chefs in the city. He has a handful of successful restaurants, all with incredibly delicious and creative food. Recently, David Burke at Bloomingdale’s (also known as Burke in the Box) was renovated and just re-opened last week to the pleasure of shoppers everywhere. The upgraded restaurant debuted a new layout […]

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Ceviche vs. Tiradito: The Battle is On!

Ceviche vs. Tiradito: The Battle is On!

Ceviche is a classic Peruvian raw fish dish that was first prepared by Peru’s indigenous people: the Moche and the Incas. Tiradito is a brand new dish that many are probably not aware of, but is gaining just as much popularity in the states as ceviche. Tiradito is also a raw fish dish like ceviche, but the difference is that it is […]

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Fusion for the Win at Williamsburg’s Fushimi

Fusion for the Win at Williamsburg’s Fushimi

When you step into the sparkling chandeliered and plushly furnished Fushimi in Williamsburg (one of three branches of the pan-Asian restaurant throughout Brooklyn and Staten Island), it feels like a nightclub. Darkened booths, a pumping soundtrack and neon-lit tunnels leading to elaborate bathrooms give the place a bougie feel worthy of glittery heels and a short skirt. Lacking the grit […]

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Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth at Baked

Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth at Baked

Back in 2005, Matt Lewis and Renato Poliafito opened up a successful bakery in Red Hook, Brooklyn called Baked. Their success in the business has grown and grown, with the help of the sale of their cookbooks and bakeware. Now Manhattanites get to join in on the fun with the opening of Baked Tribeca.             […]

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What’s going on in New York City: Bars and Restaurants

What’s going on in New York City: Bars and Restaurants

If you live in New York then you know how hard it is to plan a night out with your pals. Being that New York City never sleeps and there are hundreds of restaurants, bars, events and plays; it’s hard to keep up and choose what to do on one of those girls/guys night out. Having trouble deciding? Then check out […]

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Desi Galli Introduces Healthier Versions of Indian Dishes

Desi Galli Introduces Healthier Versions of Indian Dishes

There is nothing that I like more than seeing an independent woman start a business, build it up from the bottom and turn it into a successful business that stays true to its identity. This is exactly what owner PriaVanda Chouhan has done with Desi Galli. Desi Galli specializes in healthier versions of traditional Indian dishes. Once you go inside, […]

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An Easy, Breezy Night Out at Spiegel

An Easy, Breezy Night Out at Spiegel

Conveniently located in the heart of the East Village, recently opened Spiegel is a casual cafe that does more than you’d expect. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the modern dining room feels spacious with plenty of windows, custom-made white oak tables and banquettes and a high ceiling. Owner Shmulik Avital brought in executive chef Dario Tapia, formerly of Westville, […]

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Shabu Shabu Kobe: Introducing New York City to Authentic Washoku

Shabu Shabu Kobe: Introducing New York City to Authentic Washoku

Kobe Bussan Group had a press conference on September 15th to introduce Shabu Shabu Kobe Midtown. The press conference included Shoji Numata, Kobe Bussan CEO; Hirokazu Numata, Kobe Bussan President; and Hideo Sugimoto, President of G.taste Co. Ltd. Aside from Shabu Shabu Kobe Midtown, Kobe Bussan has business plans to open more locations in the future. The name of the […]

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