Philadelphia: Pho 75
It might not be well known, but the traditional Italian south street in Philadelphia has over the years been hybridized with the newer wave of Vietnamese immigrants, forming a weird area where Pat’s and Geno’s
Category: Food
Philadelphia: Barclay Prime
A keystone of the American cuisine are the steakhouses. They are iconic, many has been passed down for generations. Even at this age where more people turn to vegetarianism and veganism, steakhouses seem to be
NYC: Katz’s Delicatessen
For some reasons, probably being a historical blue collar city with large population of Greeks, Italians, and Jewish people, New York City is famous for its deli. That’s on top of competition against steakhouses, Michelin
NYC: The Dutch
It has been my tradition to go to New York City at the end of May – to eat something delicious for my birthday. This year, I chose the Dutch for the famous Hot Fried
NYC: Amorino [short]
Amorino’s, an Italian gelato chain, famous for their macaroon-gelato-flower cone. We got it after dinner at the Dutch, and Michael insist that I should get the large. This is huge! Some of the flavors on
Philadelphia: Wedding in Chinatown
My friend, Crystal, just had her wedding last night. It was an eye opener, going to a Chinese/Chinese-American style wedding. Food is the main event, after the couple’s union, the reveal of gifts from the
Kent Island, MD: Fisherman’s Inn.
Back at this giant restaurant on Kent Island, a small community between Annapolis (Mainland) and Delmarva Peninsula. It is curious why people begun settling here, because there is nothing on the peninsula. My hunch? Maybe