Oh New York, how I love thee, especially thy food.
This begins a five-part mini series on some of the amazing food I enjoyed in New York City during a short trip we took there during my birthday. I won't give away all the details yet, but I can give you a hint of what is to come. I'll be comparing two very well known bagel establishments in New York and our thoughts about them. I will also discuss my experience at one of the top sushi restaurants in New York City and how it compared to my amazing sushi experience in Japan. Finally, I'll share TONS of detailed photographs from incredible meals at two different 3-star Michelin restaurants. Stay tuned!
Today, I'd like to just share some random photos from this amazingly diverse and rich city (including a glimpse of some food shots!)
Mosaic of fois gras
My Melody in midtown.
Hello Kitty in Midtown. If you love Sanrio or cute Japanese characters, you'll have to check out my Kyaraben on Steroids post where I make a bunch of Sanrio and Totoro characters from sushi!
The proper way to use wasabi.
Grand Central Station
Kampachi tartare
The High Line at Chelsea Market
Bagel with smoked whitefish salad
Update:
Other posts from this mini New York Series:
Daniel
Le Bernardin
Sushi Yasuda
H&H Bagels
Ess-a-Bagel
Me Peche (Momofuku Midtown)
im glad u got to check out HighLine and it was such a beautiful day =)
ReplyDeleteEnjoyin' your NY highlights. Five series, wow. Can you hint what the other posts will feature.
ReplyDeletefyi - I'm hosting a giveaway this week (St. Supery wine, kitchen gadgets, food) if you're interested, please take a peek.
Mini series! I'm excited to hear all about it (especially Le Bernadin)
ReplyDeleteGood to see that you don't mix wasabi directly into the soy sauce also :)
Love the photos. I've been really wanting to get to New York recently. But most of all: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
ReplyDeletehappy birthday!!! love the photos, can't wait to see the rest of them :)
ReplyDeleteThanks all for the birthday love. :)
ReplyDeleteand this blog: Yes, High Line was beautiful! Thanks to Christine from Fresh, Local, Best for taking me there!
Linda: I've given some hints in this post through the food pics. ;)
Sean: Yes! I will discuss that a bit more in my sushi post.
Hungry Dog: Yes! NYC is super fun, especially for eating.
Shannon: Thanks!
Highline is beautiful, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI've always found the Hello Kitty statues to be a bit creepy. hahah. :)
I'm glad you enjoyed new york city! Happy belated birthday!