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Food in Mouth

Sizzly hot sunday

After two months of being a parent, I can say that it doesn't get any easier! The food blogging pretty much has stopped but it's nice to take...

Day 5 of France Trip 2010

Yeaaaa buddy, look at that arch! I'm on the way to become yet another stereotype tourist here in Paris. Day 5 was about seeing the Arc and eating lots of food. It was probably the most food heavy day so far. It probably doesn't start off as you might imagine...

Nom Wah Tea Parlor Review: Nom Wah Tea Parlor has some good dim sum

Nom Wah Tea Parlor in Chinatown is the restaurant version of the retro basketball jersey. If you're not familiar with retro jerseys, they're basically wearable antique road shows for sports fanatics. Essentially it's out-of-style basketball fashion that's back in style because being old is chic again. I used to walk by Nom Wah Tea Parlor for one reason and one reason only, to go visit Excellent Pork Chop House. There would be older folks playing mahjong in there and stuff. I never ever even felt an inkling to visit the place because it looked dingy back then, and I had never really seen anyone eat there when I used to live in Chinatown. But then the NYTimes showed up and said they got revamped and there's new food in there. This old place had become cool again! Steph and I decided to go check it...

Rose Water Review: Brunch at Rose Water in Park Slope

Sometimes you go eat at a hyped up neighborhood place, and all you wanna do after, is make like Peggy Olson and strap on the Relaxerciser. You know, because it was so disappointing and you need some satisfaction. Yea you know what I'm talking about, unless you don't watch Mad Men. That's ok. I haven't seen The Wire, and we can't all be perfect. Neither can Rose Water's brunch. The thing about brunch is that I'm rarely impressed. Woo, you have french toast and you used challah bread. It's going to be decently tasting enough. So usually I end up ordering something else...