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Wagyu – A cure for the flu? (Dinner at Hiroshi, Los Altos)

Wagyu – A cure for the flu? (Dinner at Hiroshi, Los Altos)

AdrienneApril 30, 2017August 11, 2019

After having pneumonia in 2011, I don’t get sick too often. So imagine my surprise when I got aContinue reading

My 15-day No Added Sugar Challenge

AdrienneJanuary 26, 2017June 26, 2017

I kicked off 2017 with a sugar detox. I resolved to remove all added sugar fromContinue reading

2016’s Top Three Restaurant Experiences

2016’s Top Three Restaurant Experiences

AdrienneDecember 31, 2016October 13, 2019

In contrast to my recap of the most memorable dishes this year, it was surprisingly easy to pick my top threeContinue reading

2016’s Most Memorable Dishes

2016’s Most Memorable Dishes

AdrienneDecember 28, 2016December 30, 2017

It seems like 2016 was a tough year for most people, including myself. World news andContinue reading

Surprise Birthday Trip – Dinner at Alinea 2.0 and Drinks at The Aviary

Surprise Birthday Trip – Dinner at Alinea 2.0 and Drinks at The Aviary

AdrienneSeptember 2, 2016December 15, 2017

I had a grand total of one birthday party as a kid and it was aContinue reading

Experiencing a Japanese Ryokan – Ryotei Rangetsu Arashiyama

Experiencing a Japanese Ryokan – Ryotei Rangetsu Arashiyama

AdrienneJune 5, 2016November 20, 2018

While planning my first ever trip to Japan, I knew I had to stay in aContinue reading

Journey to the Original Din Tai Fung

Journey to the Original Din Tai Fung

AdrienneMay 20, 2016November 20, 2018

The first Bay Area location of Din Tai Fung (DTF!) opened in Santa Clara last week andContinue reading

Providence LA – At the Chef’s Table

Providence LA – At the Chef’s Table

AdrienneApril 23, 2016December 8, 2018

Last month, I visited LA for a weekend (mega) food tour. I believe that was the most volumeContinue reading

Mosu – New Contemporary Kaiseki in SF

Mosu – New Contemporary Kaiseki in SF

AdrienneApril 4, 2016November 20, 2018

Update: Mosu SF has closed and relocated to Mosu Seoul. — I can’t believe it’s April! MarchContinue reading

Orange County – New food in familiar places

Orange County – New food in familiar places

AdrienneNovember 12, 2015June 26, 2017

The first week of November, I visited my old stomping grounds in Costa Mesa, Santa Ana,Continue reading

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If you know, you keep coming back anyway. 😅 #peki If you know, you keep coming back anyway. 😅

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This was the best thing I ate on my last trip to T This was the best thing I ate on my last trip to Taipei. It’s a scallion pancake, but it’s not like the more common Chinese versions. It’s extra flaky, puffy, and with pull-apart layers.

Tian Jin is the place to get it. Don’t be daunted by the line, it moves quickly. You can choose from eight flavors, and they were cool about add-ons.

I got a sweet corn, cheese, and egg pancake for only $2 USD (NT$60). The sweet and savory was so good, especially with the thick soy-based sauce they drizzle on.

Next time, I would add basil and hot sauce to any of them. Thank me later.

📍Tian Jin Onion Pancake 天津蔥抓餅, Taipei 🇹🇼

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If you’re on a diet, keep scrolling. SF has a new If you’re on a diet, keep scrolling. SF has a new Southern diner and she’s cute.

From the Michelin-starred chef of Osito is Chicken Fried Palace. A diner inspired by his Texas roots, with a Bay Area twist.

You choose your chicken-fried protein and sauce. The Bay sauce is my pick. Basil and oyster sauce, inspired by Taiwanese fried eggplant. Insanely good on chicken.

Other hits include a blooming onion with chili crisp, savory-sweet salt cod pancakes with pimento cheese, and melted greens.

And it’s not a diner without dessert. They got classics like banana pudding and buttermilk-lemon meringue pie.

Proceed with joy and zero restraint.

📍Chicken Fried Palace, San Francisco

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