NYC Eats Diary: Who Knew NYC Was Such a Foodie Haven? 😋

This time, I'm channeling my inner food blogger 🧑‍🍳 Sharing my foodie map of New York 🗺️ In New York, I'm either eating or on my way to find something to eat 🚶 You can find any cuisine you crave (though Asian food is still the best, of course) 👉🏻 Breakfast Heritage Grand Bakery (The bread and coffee are both great, and with the crowd, I ordered every single one 🥯) Appolo Bagel (New York bagels 🥯 are famous) Not as Bitter (A unique coffee shop ☕️ with various flavors to try) 👉🏻 Lunch Samwoojung (Korean food, so good 😋) Ichiran (Ichiran Ramen 🍜, tastes just like in Japan) Taiwan Pork Chop House (Authentic Taiwanese cuisine in Chinatown, their braised pork rice 🍚 is amazing, and their pickled vegetables are incredibly delicious) 👉🏻 Dessert 🍰 Lady M 👉🏻 Dinner Jolibee (🍗 Had to rush to a Broadway show, so I grabbed a quick bite at this Filipino fried chicken place, and it was surprisingly good) Sappe (Thai food, delicious but a bit spicy) Joe’s Pizza (🍕 A classic old-school spot, always a line) Izakaya MEW (Japanese restaurant, always a wait, pretty standard) 👉🏻 Late Night Snack Bangia (Staying on 32nd Street, near the Korean neighborhood, so back to Korean food again, this place is all about the vibe, perfect for a few drinks with friends) 🍺 Pocha 32 (Watermelon wine is pretty good) I love the feeling of exploring new foods in a foreign city, and sharing it with friends makes it even more fun. When I get really excited, I start dancing and spinning around, then exclaim: Life is just so good! #NYCFoodie #NYCLife #PigOutMode #NYCCoffeeShops #NYCBagels #NYCRestaurantRecs #RedBookTraveler #SlowTravelDuringNationalDay #HiddenGemsInBigCities #NationalDayFoodieGuide @LifeStyler