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Resy FeaturesWashington D.C.

Lapis Isn’t Just a Restaurant — It’s a Pillar of Afghan Culture in D.C.

As the youngest child in his family, Zubair Popal was doted on by his mother. Her constant prayer for him…

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Resy FeaturesSan Francisco

Take a Culinary Tour of the Regions of Thailand at the Small Yet Mighty Prik Hom

Prik Hom distinguishes itself from the growing list of Thai American restaurants through a personal interpretation of regional Thai cooking.

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Resy FeaturesWashington D.C.

With The Restaurant Community at Its Heart, H Street Turns Another New Leaf

On a rainy, blustery night recently, Providencia was buzzing. Stashed away in an alley off H Street NE, inside it’s…

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Resy FeaturesHouston

The Omakase at Neo Mixes In East And West And Everything in Between

What differentiates the omakase at Houston’s Neo from everyone else is the chefs’ avant-garde approach, mixing Japanese tradition, their Mexican heritage, and more.

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Palm trees in Beverly Hills

Resy FeaturesLos Angeles

Everything You Thought You Knew About Beverly Hills Was Wrong

Look, I’m willing to admit it here: I misjudged Beverly Hills. But as someone who grew up in Southern California…

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A classic martini from Theodora in New York

Resy FeaturesNational

The Martini Is Back, and It’s Not Going Anywhere

Savory. Smoky. Teeny. Dirty. Wet. Frozen. The martini is enjoying a comeback right now like few drinks ever have.

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Chefs Samuel Yoo and Matt Mobilio prepare dishes from NY Kimchi

Resy FeaturesNew York

Golden HOF and NY Kimchi Revive Two Great Restaurant Traditions 

Deanna Ting is Resy’s New York & Philadelphia Editor.  Aaron Richter is a Philadelphia-based photographer who has shot for The New…

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Korean | AmericanDetroit

At Miss Kim, Midwestern Bounty Meets Korean Joy

In November 2016, a restaurant called Miss Kim opened in Ann Arbor, Mich., not far from the University of Michigan…

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