It’s just outside of the “official” Midtown Lunch Boundaries, but I’ve been meaning to make it up to Katagiri for awhile- hearing for months now that it’s a pretty sweet Japanese Market on 59th btw. 2+3rd. When I finally made it up there, I was surprised to find that the sushi and bentos available for [...]
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It is not often I will write about food delivery. I admit, it is probably something everyone would be interested in reading about (whether or not your favorite place delivers), but I don’t write about it because I never order delivery. I don’t believe in it. I am a staunch advocate of taking time to get [...]
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Right before Thanksgiving I posted a little feature about Pumpkin dishes at Chiyoda Sushi. As promised, here’s a full look at what has become one of my new favorite places in Midtown. It’s located on 41st between Madison & 5th (just east of Bryant Park) right next to Cafe Zaiya- another of my favorite places. In fact, Chiyoda is like a slightly nicer version of Cafe Zaiya, with bento boxes, pre-packaged sushi, and all sorts of little odds and ends. It’s slightly more expensive then Zaiya, but the food is much more refined.
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I’ll admit, I’m not a huge fan of Thanksgiving. Yes, I am a fat man. Yes I love to stuff my face. Me & Thanksgiving sound like a match made in heaven. But as you can tell from this blog, I love ethnic food, so turkey and stuffing just don’t do it for me. American Thanksgiving is boring. Thankfully, America is full of immigrants, not satisfied with putting just turkey out on the table. My step-mom cooks great Italian food- so Thanksgiving at my Dad’s includes Lasagna. I think I would like Cuban Thanksgiving too. One of my co-workers (who is Cuban) said they have roast pork, in addition to Turkey. I’ve never been to a Chinese Thanksgiving, but if they had roast duck (or General Tso’s chicken) in addition to their turkey, I’d probably like that too.
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The space at 16 East 41st Street used to be a venerable, extremely pricey sushi bar called Maeda. Sometimes I would walk by, but in the interest of preserving my wallet, I'd head into Cafe Zaiya instead.
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