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Showing posts with label restaurant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label restaurant. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
GD BRO Burger
If you ever plan to visit Los Angeles, you must check out GD BRO Burger.
They are known for their red colored buns that infused by raspberry.
Don't let the red color scare you off, it is not spicy at all. I would
recommend ordering the Juan & Only burger if you are like it spicy.
Besides burger, the consuela fries are pretty popular. It is basically
fries coated with pepper jack cheese, chipotle mayo, freshly chopped pico de gallo and avocado. The burger itself is already a good size and it will definitely filled you up for the day.
Labels:
burger,
fries,
GD BRO burger,
los angeles,
restaurant
Location:
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Super Nachos!!!
Happy National Chips & Dip day everyone:)
What would you think of for chips & dip day?...Nachos!!!
I love nachos especially dipping in fresh salsa, guacamole and cheese.
Labels:
appetizers,
chips,
chips and dips day,
deliciousness,
food blogger,
food holiday,
food photography,
guacamole,
mexican cuisine,
nachos,
new york city,
restaurant,
salsa
Location:
New York, NY, USA
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Avocado Fries?
We all have eaten french fries especially for people like us who grew up in the fast food nation lol
So what other fries out there that are not made from potato?
How about Avocado Fries?...mmmhh!
When I see avocado fries on the menu my expectations are: green colored
fries & soft in the inside and crunchy on the outside. Guess what I
was right:)
The size of the fries are definitely wider
than the usual fries similar to the size of your thumb. The best avocado
fries that i have tried so far is in Toloache, an authentic mexican
restaurant located in Manhattan with locations in the upper east side,
midtown west and west village.
Labels:
appetizers,
avocado,
food,
food photography,
food picture,
foodie,
foodporn,
fries,
mexican,
mexican cuisine,
mexican food,
new york city,
restaurant,
Toloache,
upper east side
Location:
New York, NY, USA
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Seared Scallops
Scallops are one of my favorite
seafood. Most of my friends asked me do I like it seared or baked? You
know what...I like the seared scallops better because it is more crispy
on the outside and a bit rare in the center. Baked scallops can be dry
sometimes but most importantly depends on how it's made. One of the best
scallop dishes I tried was in Navy Beach, a seafood restaurant with a
beautiful beach view located in Montauk, NY. The whole entree came with
yellow rice, peas, shrimps and three big pieces of
scallops...Nom..nom:-p
Labels:
beach,
dish,
entree,
food,
food photography,
Long Island,
montauk,
new york,
restaurant,
scallops day,
seafood,
seared scallops,
shrimp
Location:
Montauk, NY, USA
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Cute Crab Salad
Happy National Crabmeat day everyone:)
Omg..this is one
of the cutest salad presentation I've ever seen in an appetizer dish.
About 4 years ago, my friend hosted her birthday dinner party in Ruth's
Chris Steakhouse and I just randomly ordered a starter. It turned out
great and I got a lot of compliments too. I don't really recalled the
name of this dish but i hope Ruth's Chris steakhouse still served them.
All I remembered is the delicious minced crab meat mixed with some
veggies and dressing.
Labels:
appetizer,
crab,
crabmeat,
food holiday,
providence,
restaurant,
Rhode Island,
ruth's chris steakhouse,
salad,
starter,
steakhouse
Location:
Providence, RI, USA
Saturday, March 5, 2016
Russian Sushi
We all know sushi is based in Japan so what's the difference between russian sushi and japanese sushi?
About
2 years ago, I visited an authentic restaurant called Rasha Nasha in
midtown that served russian sushi as a cold appetizer dish. This type of
sushi was wrapped by crepes with the following ingredients: cream
cheese, chives, lox, and cucumber then topped with red caviar. Based on
the ingredients, it really reminded me of the Philadelphia sushi roll
except the caviar and crepe wrap.The bad news is: Rasha Nasha has permanently closed:(
Labels:
appetizer,
caviar,
cream cheese,
crepes,
flatiron,
lox,
nyc,
rasha nasha,
restaurant,
russian sushi,
starter,
sushi
Location:
New York, NY, USA
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Sea Bass Tempura
Sick of veggies and shrimp tempura? Check out this yummy chilean sea bass tempura in this romantic restaurant called Koi.
It is located next to the Bryant Park hotel and the setting is very romantic.
We
ordered the chilean sea bass tempura for starter and this is absolutely
the most filling one out of all the appetizers. The taste was great;
crispy and not too spicy.It is located next to the Bryant Park hotel and the setting is very romantic.
Labels:
asian food,
bryant park,
chilean,
japanese food,
midtown,
restaurant,
sea bass,
seafood,
tempura
Location:
New York, NY, USA
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