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Restaurant Guide for New York City by Food in Mouth

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Xiao long bao at Din Tai Fung in Taipei

Probably the most well-known restaurant chain in Taipei is Din Tai Fung. By now, they have branches all over the damn place including Hong Kong, Singapore, Seattle, and California. And xiao long bao isn't even a food item invented in Taiwan, but I guess Din Tai Fung has kind of perfected their method of taking over the XLB world. That day we went to Din Tai Fung, we started the day with the National Palace Museum. We had some problems getting there because I have no idea how to say National Palace Museum in Mandarin, and we had to switch to a cab driver that spoke English. He was nice, and apparently does Chinese, English and Filipino. Anyway, the museum was kind of big and overwhelming and a couple of hours went by in a jiffy. Since Din Tai Fung has many branches even in Taipei,...

Plein Sud Review: Wrong eggs at Plein Sud

It's very rare that I get excited about going to a NYT zero-star restaurant. And with that, we get into the second post of Danny is a motherfucker week. Sam Sifton gave Plein Sud zero stars. The restaurant's executive chef, Ed Cotton, is one of the finalists in this season's Top Chef. The final episode of this season is September 15th. In the preview to the season finale, Bravo basically gave it away about who's gonna win. Seriously. If Angelo is on his deathbed, and it's down to Ed and Kevin...