toni on! new yorkCurry Leaves’ Curry Laksa OMGA true gem! The type of place we love to take visitors. It may be in Queens, but it feels like you are walking into a restaurant in Malaysia. Not much English is spoken here by the staff or the clientele, but that was just fine by us, because it was here where we had [...] [read more]
NyonyaTo the Chinese immigrants who moved to Malaysia in the nineteenth century to work in the rubber plantations and tin mines, Nyonya meant grandmother. These days it refers to a cooking style that combines common ingredients from Malaysia and China. But to New Yorkers it mean fabulous food at affordable prices.
Healthy Chili Tonight!6 Servings
Picnic Smoked BBQ TruckWOW. i do not even like BBQ (i know, weird) but man the pulled pork was AMAZING! they pretty much have a permanent home in financial district, but get to the truck early because they often sell out! also: home made mini peach pie…TO DIE FOR! get in line early. they have a nice little [...] [read more]
Organic & Sustainable Brooklyn Pioneer!Fried Goat Cheese with Tangerines, Prosciutto, Balsamic and Honey blew my mind! Now if you are in Park Slope and you want an incredible dinner out, head right over to Rose Water and you will feel like you been transported to California wine country. The joint has that kind of vibe (which we are all [...] [read more]
Stinky Cheese and Beer! Grab it!Oh, my little cheese and beer lovers, I have found the perfect specialty food shop for you! Get out that metrocard and get over to GRAB on 7th ave in Windsor Terrace where Laura will hook you up! She will guide you through her dazzlingly delicious array of charcuterie, but it is the cheese and [...] [read more]
The Brooklyn Brewery
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Tell Your Friends | |
|
|
If you want a side of history with your scoop, this is the place! Right near the pricey River Cafe, you will find this gem. Get a cone, and hang out overlooking the water to see where George Washington and his troops crossed during the revolutionary war. Originally built as a fire house for ships, [...]
[read more]| Tell Your Friends | |
|
|
|
The early history of El Museo del Barrio is complex, intertwined with popular struggles in New York City over access to, and control of, educational and cultural resources. Part and parcel of the national Civil Rights movement, public demonstrations, strikes, boycotts, and sit-ins were held in New York City between 1966 and 1969. African American [...]
[read more]| Tell Your Friends | |
|
|
|
If you have never had it, I pity you, truly. Mashed plantains, cooked with garlic and butter and pork or shrimp or chicken…arriving steaming hot…dripping in sauce.
La Fonda Boricua is the go to place for this traditional Peurto Rican dish. This is the kind of joint where there may be an old school, dressed to [...]
| Tell Your Friends | |
|
|
|
