Tastes of The City
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| The Standard Hotel continental breakfast |
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| Typical NY pizza meal before the start of Passover |
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| Kosher/Vegan Sweet and Sour chicken at Buddah Buddai |
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| Street goodness. How could we not? |
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| Udon restaurant. Spicy spicy |
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| Just as yummy. 100% less spicy. |
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| SUSHIIIII |
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| Nothin really to say but this is my family's new favorite restaurant! |
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| Amazing tuna tartar at Atlantic Grill. |
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| Sushi Tacos at Atlantic Grill. This is such a unique idea. The only bad thing is that I'm not sure how I'll ever eat normal sushi again! |
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| Crunchy Spicy Tuna roll. Great, but nothing compared to the tacos. |
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| They served matzo!! This is why I love Passover in New York |
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| I think this was salmon! |
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| Kind of upset this wasn't unique to New York, so it doesn't really deserve to be in this post, but look how good this looks!! |
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| Dessert! Some banana amazingness. That outside shell is caramelized hazelnut and inside it has cut up banana slices and banana ice cream. |
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| Cool looking mystery drink! |
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| I was really excited for this drink at Beauty and Essex. It had potential to be the best daiquiri, but they put but up cucumbers in it. I'm a huge fan of vegetables, especially cucumbers, but not in my drink. It still looks cool though! |
All in all, we ate very well in New York City. I hope you enjoyed and got some good ideas for your next trip. We tried every kind of restaurant you could think of, many of which aren't even pictured; I wish I kept up more with food pictures. Have you been to any of these paces? Or any places that seem better than these (It might be hard)?
