Philadelphia: Joy Tsin Lau
Dim sum is a traditional Cantonese style brunch that the Chinese has perfected over the century. Hong Kong made it famous, seen in many Kung Fu movies. It doesn’t matter if one lives on mainland,
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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
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
Philadelphia: Rx the Farmacy [Short]
Rumor has it that Farmacy, a popular brunch spot near UPenn, is run by students who did well in their cooking class. That’s the reason they are only open from Thursday to Sunday. I cannot
Philadelphia: Fette Sau [Short]
I waited in a long line for BBQ. Close to an hour on a Saturday night in Fishtown, Philly. Fette Sau is from Brooklyn, but the line shows that it is pretty popular. I don’t
Philadelphia: Village Whiskey
For a long time, I would go to the Shake Shack near Rittenhouse Square in downtown Philadelphia to get my burger fix. I hadn’t need to do that recently because of the opening of Shack Shack
Philadelphia: The Original Federal Donuts
It’s funny how I have been a fan of Federal Donuts for years now, and only now it dawned on me that I hadn’t been to the original. I have to stop by this quaint