Search
Mobile Logo
 

Food in Mouth

10 April 2016
General

Hudson Eats at Brookfield Place is just another food court

Hudson Eats at Brookfield Place is this fancy new food court by Two World Financial Center. It has as much charm as a titanium hip replacement. Yes it's bright and clean. Whereas last summer Steph and I were able to try hawker center food in Singapore that had charm and allure, here in New York this summer we have food courts that appear sanitized. We visited on a weekend and it felt spacious but left me wondering how a food court like that would survive if not for the normal week day lunch crowd. That got me to thinking about eating with your coworkers, which is something I pretty much never do. Do you eat with your coworkers? Are you...

by admin
10 April 2016
General

Cooked dog haiku

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...

by admin
10 April 2016
General

Bamiyan Review: Trying Afghan food for the first time at Bamiyan

In middle school I knew these two guys Oliver and Jacob. Oliver was Chinese and Jacob was white. And sometimes when we were joking about something, we'd say to Jacob, "Hey man, don't forget. We built your damn railroads." It was a fun joke when you're a 1% minority in race and a 0.01% minority in religion. Gotta put 'em crackers in their place even as a youngster. The Chinese railroad workers helped introduce Americanized Chinese food to this country. Slavery has done a lot for the culinary landscape of the United States. I guess the cuisine type has to be brought over to the soil before Americans really open their minds to it. We've been at war with Afghanistan for how many years now? As a dumb American, I choose not to know that answer. It's both an indictment on my world view, and...

by admin
10 April 2016
General

Haiku for Obama

Republicans buy shoes too. That was the rumored response by a famous basketball player about why he did not campaign for or endorse a Democratic candidate. Fortunately, I do not sell shoes and I'm not remotely famous. Some people might be hesitant about politicizing their blog in fear of alienating a segment of readers. I really don't see the point of having a blog if you're not going to say what you mean. Plus, people who don't like this can leave for all I care. This week's haiku comes courtesy of my sister and it very accurately represents how I feel about the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election. I want Obama to win. And the truth is that I have unkind words for that other candidate. I won't litter this with those unkind words but I think this is shaping up to be an important election....

by admin
Load More
22054624371_81a1ea7eee_m-2940018
+387648592568
[email protected]
Eighth Avenue 487, New York

@2023. All Rights Reserved