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Relaxed Fine Dining at Daadler – Amsterdam

Relaxed Fine Dining at Daadler – Amsterdam

AdrienneSeptember 12, 2019September 14, 2019

Daalder restaurant excels at accessible fine dining. Located in the charming Jordaan neighborhood of Amsterdam, theContinue reading

Plant to Plate Dining at Restaurant De Kas – Amsterdam

Plant to Plate Dining at Restaurant De Kas – Amsterdam

AdrienneSeptember 8, 2019September 13, 2019

Farm to table can be overused, but De Kas restaurant exemplifies the concept. A globally-inspired menuContinue reading

Seamless French Italian Cuisine at Quince Restaurant – San Francisco

Seamless French Italian Cuisine at Quince Restaurant – San Francisco

AdrienneAugust 12, 2019August 28, 2022

Among the many three Michelin starred restaurants the Bay Area is lucky to have, Quince RestaurantContinue reading

New Anatolian Cuisine at Mikla – Istanbul, Turkey

New Anatolian Cuisine at Mikla – Istanbul, Turkey

AdrienneMay 17, 2019May 18, 2019

I recently visited the beautiful city of Istanbul for my first time. While the trip wasContinue reading

Elevated Mexican Cuisine at Californios SF

Elevated Mexican Cuisine at Californios SF

AdrienneMarch 10, 2019August 28, 2022

I’m still kicking myself for not going to Californios right when it opened and the tastingContinue reading

Modern Omakase at The Shota – San Francisco

Modern Omakase at The Shota – San Francisco

AdrienneJanuary 20, 2019August 6, 2019

It seems like SF omakase spots have been popping up the past few years with noContinue reading

2018’s Top Restaurant Meals

2018’s Top Restaurant Meals

AdrienneJanuary 3, 2019January 3, 2019

#3 – Atelier Crenn, San Francisco, USA Three years after my first experience at Atelier Crenn,Continue reading

2018’s Memorable Bites

2018’s Memorable Bites

AdrienneDecember 28, 2018December 28, 2018

My 2018 was a great year for dining. There was so much competition for my annualContinue reading

Creative Familiarity at Anomaly SF Pop-Up

Creative Familiarity at Anomaly SF Pop-Up

AdrienneDecember 16, 2018August 28, 2022

Anomaly’s seasonal, modern California menu and communal dining style will likely draw comparisons to Lazy Bear back in the day. I thought that Chef Mike Lanham’s style was more refined right off the bat.

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The Puzzling Mediocrity of L’Arpège – Paris, France

The Puzzling Mediocrity of L’Arpège – Paris, France

AdrienneDecember 7, 2018December 16, 2018

I am writing this half a year after my lunch at L’Arpège. Looking back, puzzlement isContinue 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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