Posted by Jenny Nguyen on November 5, 2014 · Leave a Comment
(This article by Jenny Nguyen-Barron appeared first on ForbesLife. To read the original, click here) For two decades, Gramercy Tavern has been the darling of modern American restaurants in New York, respected for its ongoing commitment to using fresh, seasonal ingredients and for continually pushing to discover and innovate. At the helm of the restaurant […]
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Category Features, Food + Drink, Japan, New York City, NYC Features, NYC Food + Drink, Tokyo, Tokyo Food + Drink, United States · Tags Battersby, Brooklyn, Caroll Gardens, Charlie Bird, chef, Chef Michael Anthony, Curator, Flatiron, Gramercy Tavern, Manhattan, Marta, Maysville, Midtown, New York, NYC, NYC city guide, NYC Food & Drink, NYC Restaurant Guide, NYC travel guide, restaurant, The Modern, Tokyo, Tokyo Food + Drink, USA, West Village
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on September 16, 2014 · Leave a Comment
(This article by Jenny Nguyen-Barron first appeared in ForbesLife. Click here to read the original) Oceanic cuisine is unmistakably trending in New York City right now. In the last year, the media has shone a flattering spotlight on the multitude of cleanly designed, produce-led restaurants and cafes that are beginning to inhabit many of the city’s streets. […]
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Category Features, Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Features, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken, Bowery, chef, Curator, East Village, fine dining, Fried Chicken, Gramercy, Juni, Lower East Side, Manhattan, Matt Lambert, Midtown, Modern New Zealand, Momofuku Noodle Bar, New American, New York, New Zealand Cuisine, Nolita, NYC, NYC city guide, NYC Food & Drink, NYC travel guide, Pearl & Ash, Ramen, restaurant, Restaurateur, Saxon + Parole, The Musket Room, The Musket Room NYC, wd~50, Wine Bar
Posted by Mel Yap on August 19, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Known as the godfather of Italian food, Guy Grossi is a household name when it comes to simple, delicious cuisine. His portfolio of restaurants in Melbourne, including his eponymous establishment Grossi Florentino, have been consistently ranked at the top of the prestigious Good Food Guide in Australia. Grossi is not only a restaurateur and chef […]
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Category Australia, Features, Food + Drink, Melbourne, Melbourne Features, Melbourne Food + Drink · Tags Abbotsford, Australia, Australian Breakfast, breakfast, chef, Cook Book Author, Curator, Fatto, Fitzroy, Gastro pub, Guy Grossi, Italian, Love Italy, Lupino, Melbourne, Melbourne CBD, Melbourne city guide, Melbourne Food + Drink, Melbourne travel guide, Modern Australian, Movida, restaurant, Restaurateur, Spanish, St Kilda, Tapas, The Builders Arms Hotel, Three Bags Full Café, Victoria
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on July 1, 2014 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 1 vote ) Ask any Melburnian who knows a thing or two about restaurants where the best tapas in the city is, and they’ll answer “MoVida” with quite some conviction. Frank Camorra, the Executive Chef of the modern dining institution MoVida (as well as his 5 other thriving Melbourne and Sydney […]
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Category Australia, Features, Food + Drink, Melbourne, Melbourne Features, Melbourne Food + Drink · Tags Abbotsford, Asian Fusion, Australia, Bowery to Williamsburg, Cafe, chef, city guide, Curator, Executive Chef, Frank Camorra, Italian, Jinda Thai, Melbourne, Melbourne CBD, Melbourne Food + Drink, Modern Australian, Movida, Ombra, Pei Modern, restaurant, Restaurant Owner, Spanish, Supernormal, Thai, travel guide, VIC
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on April 15, 2014 · Leave a Comment
My latest visit to London involved a very special trip to L’Entrepot to meet with Patrick Hanna (the restaurant’s very accomplished head chef) and learn about his tricks of the trade for preparing steak tartare. I didn’t leave of course, without sampling the delightful food (and matched wines) on offer for the day. Food and […]
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Category Features, Food + Drink, London, London Food + Drink, United Kingdom · Tags Brawn, chef, city guide, Curator, Dalston, Duck Soup, East London, England, Gujarati Rasoi, Hackney, Koya, L’Entrepot, London, London Food & Drink, London Soho, Mangal, Mayfields, Patrick Hanna, restaurant, Rochelle Canteen, Shoreditch, travel guide, UK
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on December 12, 2013 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 2 votes ) After a trip to Laurent-Perrier’s Sydney pop-up location The L-P Bar and a chat with its head chef Brendan Cato my mind kept wandering to those moments when we share champagne. These are the moments of pure indulgence that we pair with fine food and wine as we […]
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Category Australia, Features, Food + Drink, Sydney, Sydney Features, Sydney Food + Drink · Tags Australia, best restaurants, Brendan Cato, chef, Chippendale, city guide, Curator, Ester, fine dining, Indulgence, Laurent Perrier, Longrain, NSW, Potts Point, restaurant guide, restaurants, Rose Bay, Sepia, Surry Hills, Sydney, Sydney city guide, Sydney Food & Drink, The Apollo, The Bridge Room, The Sailors Club, travel guide
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on December 1, 2013 · Leave a Comment
On my last trip out to Sydney I checked out Ms G’s, a hip pan-Asian restaurant in Potts Point. It instantly took a spot in our Sydney restaurant guide and also became the subject of my Vietnamese food obsessions. You see, the food at Ms G’s is my comfort food only I strangely found myself […]
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Category Australia, Features, Food + Drink, Sydney, Sydney Features, Sydney Food + Drink · Tags Australia, Chat Thai, chef, city guide, Curator, Dan Hong, Executive Chef, food, Golden Century, Happy Chef, Ms G’s, NSW, restaurant, restaurants, Ryo’s Noodles, Sydney, Sydney Restaurants, Thanh Binh, travel guide
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on November 6, 2010 · Leave a Comment
That’s right, I heard it straight from the horses’ mouth ”“ Rene Redzepi, owner of NOMA, the best restaurant in the WORLD according to the esteemed San Pellegrino World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2010. It all started the morning after our first Momofuku experience. I was an obsessed woman – I wanted to find out everything […]
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Category Copenhagen, Copenhagen Food + Drink, Denmark, Food + Drink · Tags 5. Culture, America, best restaurant, carrots, chef, copenhagen, Copenhagen Food & Drink, Cuisine, David Chang, food, Foraging, Korean, Michelin star, Momofuku, New York, New York Public Library, NOMA, Nordic cuisine, NYPL LIVE, Rene Redzepi, restaurants, San Pellegrino World’s 50 Best Restaurants, Tokyo