Langkawi – Malaysian and Thai Cuisine in Sunset Park
byIt is no secret that we at New York Food Journal are especially fond of Sunset Park, one of Brooklyn’s most exciting culinary destinations….
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It is no secret that we at New York Food Journal are especially fond of Sunset Park, one of Brooklyn’s most exciting culinary destinations….
Somehow my favorite new restaurant in New York is not even a full-service restaurant but rather the best example of the growing genre of…
The mile-long stretch from Elmhurst to Jackson Heights is among the most exciting culinary destinations in New York. As everyone who lives there knows,…
Set in a former auto repair shop, Montana’s Trail House hits all the Bushwick restaurant essentials: food heavy on the smoked and the pickled,…
Red Star Sandwich Shop’s Asian-inspired American sandwiches brings the kind of bold cuisine-fusing flavors you might find at Smorgasburg to Smith Street. Korean, Chinese,…
The word “txikito” makes me think of two things. The first is “chiquito,” the same word but written in Castilian Spanish instead of Euskara,…
Atlantic Avenue, the main thoroughfare forming the border between Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, has long been home to a sizable collection of…
Spanish food is making quite a resurgence in the New York dining scene. Just a couple years ago, we had our first real paella…
Just open since June, La Cigogne brings the cuisine of Alsace to Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. “Cigogne” means “stork” in French, not that anyone couldn’t…
A meal at Angus Club: thick-cut poterhouse steak, hash browns, mashed potatoes, creamed spinach, and peas & onions. “So do you just drop a…