Recent Dining Experiences in New York and Las Vegas ๐๐ฃ
ODRE Korean creative fusion cuisine, with different menus for each season~ $42/set, includes 6 small portions of banchan + a choice of main dishes or add-ons (the chicken cutlet in the picture was a bit dryโฆbut everything else was pretty unique and okay) ๐ ARIARI Back again for more! This time I tried the seafood butter gui + jajangmyeon, both were delicious. The pork neck meat was a bit dry (I mentioned it last time, not sure if theyโve improved yet๐ฌ) ๐ Shanghai Yuyuan in Flushing A feast for crab roe noodle lovers! ๐ฆ Raku I absolutely love their hamaguri! A spoonful of fresh clam soup in winter can really bring you back to life, though the taste of the sea is quite strong, so be mindful if youโre sensitive to it. ๐ช Vegas The famous Oyster Bar! They check your ID before letting you in. No entry for minors. ๐ Shang Artisan Noodle handmade noodles So fragrant! Iโm a big fan now. ๐ Japanese cuisine at Shigotonin What can I say, it was average but very fresh. The Wagyu A5 was decent, melting in the mouth with just 2 pieces. ๐ Jora Peruvian cuisine by the LIC river. The highlight was the CHICHA MORADA (home-made corn juice), a purple drink that grows on you the more you sip. ๐ฅค #WhatToEatInNewYork #WhatToEatInLasVegas ๐๐