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Doing this episode was a rollercoaster… finally got my hands on Jiro Sushi and it was the best spicy tuna so far 🔥
This is Episode 7 of my series looking for the best sushi in the Greater Boston area— and by sushi I mean what you voted for: nigiri and spicy tuna maki. Jiro was HIGHLY requested, but it is takeout only, requires atleast 1h in... More
Finally tried Krasi… didn’t go as expected 🫠
Did I get the wrong things?
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#boston #bostonrestaurants #greekfood #krasi #foodreview #bostonfoodjournal #bostonfood #bostonfoodies #tzatziki #feta #kalamari #seafood... More
Apologies for bad video quality on this one — there was zero light in there — but the content is worth the watch!
This is Episode 8 of looking for the Best Sushi in Boston series — using nigiri + spicy tuna maki as the control combo. Download the full matrix in my bio.
Uni has won Best Sushi in Boston multiple times — but also shows up as... More
Watch til the end — because this might be the closest you can get to “high-end” omakase while still being able to pay rent.
Episode 9 of my series looking for the best sushi in the greater Boston area. This time reviewing @tastesushico in Newton, one of my long-time favorites. This place proves that when technique and ingredients... More
Nice to be back @ranmaru0201 🍣🔥🔥 Thank you always for the hospitality @kouki614kt 🙏
On beautiful days like today there are few things I like as much as crossing the Golden Gate Bridge and having lunch at Poggio in Sausalito.
Duck, served three ways, is a much deserved speciality at Boiling Beijing in San Bruno.
In my career I’ve been to scores of large group dinners, but few can surpass last night’s Penfolds dinner honoring Jacques Pepin on his 90th birthday. It was held at Under-Study the new restaurant next to Press in Saint Helena. Obviously you can’t order the same dinner at Press but what it showed me is that Philip Tessier and his crew are among... More
I enjoyed the best Peking Duck of my life at the Happy Crane. Unfortunately, they only prepare two a night and it has to be ordered in advance. That said there are many things to love on James Parry’s menu: oysters with hawthorne berry sauce, peashooter dumplings, firecracker shrimp, hand-pulled noodles, pork jowl and beef shin to name a few.
San Francisco has always been known for its fine dining prowess. The newly opened Wolfsbane adds even more legitimacy to that assertion. Owners Rupert and Carrie Blease offer a 10 to 12 course tasting menu ($248) with five snacks to begin-including artichokes with sunflowers-and about as many to end. In between are such masterful dishes as chilled seafood... More
