A few months ago, I learned a great new term. Eliza and I decided to go up to NYC and hang out with Jeff and Elizabeth at the Big Apple BBQ Block Party. Hearing this, one of my coworkers remarked,”Isn’t that kind of a busman’s holiday?” (You see, living in Austin, we get our fair [...]
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Momofuku Ma Peche
Posted in Asian, Fancy, Food, Travel, tagged David Chang, Ma Peche, Momofuku, Momofuku Ma Peche, New York on August 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Asia Cafe: The Unwritten Rules
Posted in Asian, Food, tagged Asia Cafe, Austin, Chinese food on August 10, 2010 | 3 Comments »
At Asia Cafe, it’s best not to ask the staff for recommendations. The typical response is a blank stare. But don’t fret. The first unwritten rule of ethnic food is that the harder it is to communicate with restaurant employees, the better the food will be. Not to mention, you can’t really miss at this [...]
Austin Food Truck Roundup: Asia Edition
Posted in Asian, Food, Trailer Food, tagged Austin on May 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve had some photos stacking up lately, but no time to do proper writeups. So here’s a nice copout: a breezy tour through some of the recent additions to the food truck scene in Austin. Oddly enough, all of them are Asian food. A better title for this post might have been “How We Tried [...]
Grand Sichuan International, New York NY
Posted in Asian, Chinese, Food, Travel, tagged New York on March 16, 2010 | 1 Comment »
On our very last night in New York, we visited the small factory that is B&H to find a new camera lens and bag for Ben. Then we stumbled down 9th Avenue to Grand Sichuan International searching for some soup dumplings. Ben enjoyed lots of soup dumplings on his trip to Shanghai, and I was [...]
Takorea, Austin TX
Posted in Asian, Food, Mexican, tagged Austin on March 14, 2010 | 3 Comments »
The taco truck is no stranger to Austin, but the Korean taco trucks that have become popular in LA are a new development here. We recently checked out TaKorea, which is located on the southeast corner of the intersection of 2222/Koenig Lane and I-35. It’s a little hard to find, but worth hunting down. Kogi, [...]