A cheeseburger worth fighting for?
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Published on March 28 2010 in Uncategorized
Their Cheeseburgers must be AMAZING!
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Milk vs Silk
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Published on March 4 2010 in Uncategorized
Do you drink cows milk or a milk substitute like soy, rice, or almond milk? I ask because, Im not a big fan of milk or the idea of the origins of milk. As good as Half & Half tastes to me I decided to get away from it for a while and I started drinking soy milk. I was addicted to SILK for about a month! The vanilla flavored is awesome! Especially the extra creamy one. Then I started researching the benefits of soy milk vs. cows milk and I got some disturbing information. Read More…
ChikaLicious Dessert Bar
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Published on February 22 2010 in East Village, Manhattan, Sweets
203 East 10th Street
New York, NY 10003-7636
(212) 995-9511
www.chikalicious.com
Im really gonna miss my friend Momo when she permanently moves to London. She knows the coolest places to eat! She’s like a walking Zagat survey! She has seriously eaten at every restaurant in Manhattan. Its a wonder that SHE isnt the one with the food blog.
After we had dinner with a bunch of friends the other day, we went to this really cute dessert bar called “ChikaLicious”. Everything about that place is cute and tiny (except the prices)! That place is so small you have to take baby steps when you enter. If you step too big you’ll end up Read More…
Pho32 SHABU SHABU!
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Published on February 21 2010 in East Village, Koreatown, Manhattan, Vietnamese
Koreatown
2 West 32nd Street
New York, NY
(212) 695-0888
East Village
13 Saint Marks Place
New York, NY
(212) 777-0606
Went to Pho32 the other day! That place is so much fun! If youve never had Shabu Shabu, you have to try it at least once! Even if you dont like cooking! Shabu Shabu tricks you into thinking cooking is fun!
Shabu Shabu is this whole experience! The tables have these little circles in them that are kinda like little hot plates. The waiter brings you this little pot filled with broth, and puts it on the hot plate. Then when it starts boiling, they bring you a plate full of veggies, and thinly sliced meats of your choice (chicken, pork, beef, or seafood)…then you put it all into the pot Read More…
