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Category Archives: Voyages
So Long Sushi: The Merits of Hot Japanese Food
Of course, lately, we have all been thinking of Japan. And though it might seem gauche to say so, those thoughts have taken me more frequently than usual to my favorite Japanese restaurant. Normally, it’s always the same thing. King … Continue reading
Mahjong Dumplings: Lower East Side Cool Hits the Upper East Side
What is Mahjong? Maybe someone can explain it to me. All I know is it was a game my grandma used to play “with the girls”. But now, I’m suddenly into it because I am, literally, obsessed with Mahjong Dumplings. … Continue reading
London’s Calling: Ben’s Cookies
I’m a total cookie monster. I survived my MBA on double chocolate chunk cookies every afternoon. Especially during macroeconomics. But when I want a real treat in England, I go to Ben’s Cookies. Without question. Like a child ranting after … Continue reading
London’s Calling: The Canton Arms
Mr. English and I spend a lot of time in Stockwell in London. For those of you who don’t know it, and I wouldn’t if it weren’t for Mr. English, it’s not the place that I would have necessarily expected … Continue reading
What I Bring Back From Paris
The great thing about leaving France for another European country is you don’t have to abandon the food right away. Here’s a list of what I couldn’t leave without: Tomme Noire des Pyrenées One of my favorite cheeses. So expensive … Continue reading
All the Pretty Paris Meals, 2nd Edition
I like a lot of places. But I love very few. Cities are like people in that way. But I love Paris. Paris, je t’aime. If a city could be a person, Paris would be my best friend. And New … Continue reading
London’s Calling: Kasteel Cru
Rarely does a beer make such an impact on me. Not that I don’t like beer. I know what I like, and I know what I don’t. But that doesn’t mean I’ve ever found true love. I had this Kasteel … Continue reading




