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Eating my way through the Big Apple and around the world.

Always in favor of extraordinary flavor versus saving a few calories, I’m constantly seeking the best restaurants, recipes, and random little food finds. This blog chronicles my discoveries, most of which are located in New York City, the foodie heaven I am fortunate to call home.

After living in Manhattan for five years, I finally made the move to Brooklyn (Greenpoint) at the end of 2011. I could not be more excited to discover and devour all the great eats in my new borough. (Recommendations very welcome!)

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7 March 2011
I recently had lunch at Menkui Tei, a tiny Japanese restaurant tucked away in corporate Midtown. It was packed—a line stretched out the door, and we were asked to leave immediately after paying our bill so others could file in. 
This picture in no way does the size of the bowl justice, but that giant serving of Sara Udon cost just $10 and easily made three meals.
I’m not always the most adventurous ethnic eater, but it was refreshing to try something outside of my soup-salad-sandwich lunch routine. What are some of your favorite ethnic spots?

I recently had lunch at Menkui Tei, a tiny Japanese restaurant tucked away in corporate Midtown. It was packed—a line stretched out the door, and we were asked to leave immediately after paying our bill so others could file in. 

This picture in no way does the size of the bowl justice, but that giant serving of Sara Udon cost just $10 and easily made three meals.

I’m not always the most adventurous ethnic eater, but it was refreshing to try something outside of my soup-salad-sandwich lunch routine. What are some of your favorite ethnic spots?

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  5. slimjims-n-purp answered: yummmmmm! this isnt ethnic but theres a place called Shake Shack in NYC, best burgers EVER.
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  7. littleladieswholunch answered: Prosperity Dumplings !!!!! Love them. Cheap an Tasty.
  8. rmdnhdimonster answered: i like it
  9. michaeljnguyen answered: Any Vietnamese Deli in Seattle
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    Mmmm, i’m craving chinese fooood
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  12. gofarann answered: dim sum @ Ocean Harbor in Philly’s Chinatown
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    Şöyle şeyler görmek istemiyorum ya.Gördükten en fazla 10 dk sonra kendimi mutfakta buluyorum.Elimde yarım marul...
  15. a-wild-lawl-appears answered: there is this place in the Newseum in DC it has wonderful Japanese fusion foods, and when I went I saw Wolfgang Puck there! How cool is that?
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  19. eveefellipa answered: parece bom
  20. fattysaid answered: Mmmmm, looks so tasty!! There’s a nice Chinese open buffet near central London called ‘noodles city’ defo my favourite!!
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