Category Archives for Reviews

Raku and Dolcezza Artisanal Gelato

Raku’s dinner menu spans over 15 sections, from First Flavors to California Lineups. Among the many options are intriguing dishes such as ‘Seoul’ Train Roll and Chinese Five Spiced Duck Breast. Without doubt, Raku is not suited for the indecisive, and it is menus like this that makes me want to pursue a part-time role as a paid food writer, just so I could order everything that fancies my mind. Continue reading

20. August 2013 by Earl
Categories: Life, Reviews | Tags: , | 1 comment

Fall Semester & Heirloom

Sophomore year fall at Yale was a busy time for me, but I got through, all while enjoying a meal at Heirloom. Continue reading

18. December 2012 by Earl
Categories: Reviews | Tags: , , , , , , | 2 comments

Chartier

Eating habits of the French vary greatly from the American style of eating, which may answer the question as to why French people are so slim. In addition, a review of some of the food at Chartier, a traditional French brasserie. Continue reading

20. August 2012 by Earl
Categories: Life, Reviews | Tags: , , , , , | Leave a comment

Claus & Mini Magoo’s Muesli

At Claus, a hip breakfast spot in Paris, France, you can buy healthy, organic muesli, pastries, and a variety of dried fruit such as figs. Continue reading

22. July 2012 by Earl
Categories: Life, Reviews | Tags: , , , , | Leave a comment

Miya’s Sushi

At Miya’s, you can find fresh, non-traditional sushi that combines ingredients you would never have suspected go well together—let alone, in a sushi roll. Continue reading

30. June 2012 by Earl
Categories: Reviews | Tags: , , | Leave a comment

Oaxaca Kitchen

Oaxaca Kitchen, though it has potential, lacks finesse in its cooking. The salsa verde works, and the mole rojo sauce is admirable, but the restaurant has ways to go. Continue reading

12. June 2012 by Earl
Categories: Reviews | Tags: , , , | 1 comment

Setting the Table

In Setting the Table, Meyer articulates not what makes him such a great restauranteur but a successful CEO of a food service company. Meyer, who brought us restaurants like Union Square Café, Shake Shack, and Eleven Madison Park, emphasizes the importance of hospitality when providing others a service or product. He divulges a handful of tenets, which, if followed correctly, can lead to a loyal following behind a brand and stable, long-term growth of business. Continue reading

02. June 2012 by Earl
Categories: Life, Reviews | Tags: , , | 2 comments

Yoyogi Sushi

Yoyogi is a very basic, no-frills sushi restaurant that does best what it’s meant to do, serve delicious sushi. Continue reading

10. April 2012 by Earl
Categories: Reviews | Tags: , | Leave a comment

WD~50 Revisited

Wylie Dufresne’s New York City molecular gastronomy joint WD~50 offers fine modern fare with stunningly beautiful dishes. Continue reading

16. March 2012 by Earl
Categories: Reviews | Tags: , , , | Leave a comment

Fin’s

Fin’s offers quality sushi at a reasonable price. Great for lunch. Continue reading

14. January 2012 by Earl
Categories: Reviews | Tags: , | Leave a comment

← Older posts