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Resy SpotlightLos Angeles

How Crustacean Changed America’s Vietnamese Fusion Landscape

When Helene An arrived in California as a refugee and started melding her native Vietnamese cooking with French and Chinese…

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Resy SpotlightNew York

Chef Dan Barber on the Future of Food Today

For more than 20 years, chef Dan Barber has been at the forefront of farm-to-table dining, first at Blue Hill…

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Letter of RecommendationPhiladelphia

The People Are What Makes Messina Social Club a Perfect Neighborhood Restaurant

“Tonight’s dessert is a trio.” Messina Social Club head bartender Mike Nimmo Jr. began filling three glasses before us. “In…

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Resy SpotlightLos Angeles

Le Great Outdoor Is Where You’ll Want to Eat All Summer Long

An entirely outdoor restaurant, hidden in an art gallery complex on an industrial side street, that opened during the pandemic…

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Meju dish

InterviewsNew York

“Meju Isn’t Just About Delicious Food — It’s a Story”

In New York today, it’s impossible to understate the prevalence and impact of contemporary Korean cuisine. Restaurants like Atomix, Jua, Soogil, and…

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Resy SpotlightPhiladelphia

R&D Cocktail Bar Is Your Favorite Bartender’s Bar in Philadelphia — Here’s Why

Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood is no longer a go-to area just for Citywide shot-and-beer dive bars. Since October 2018, R&D Cocktail…

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Resy SpotlightLos Angeles

Origin Korean BBQ Puts a New Spin on a Storied K-Town Restaurant Space

There are few dining experiences that are more quintessentially Los Angeles than Korean barbecue. The city is home to the…

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Resy SpotlightLos Angeles

How Katsuya Invented Its Most Iconic Sushi Dish: Spicy Tuna on Crispy Rice

The latest and greatest location of Katsuya is now officially open in Century City.  Golden, buttery toasted rice with a…

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Chef Morgan Adamson behind the sushi counter of Hōseki in New York City

InterviewsNew York

Meet the Chef Making Her Mark in New York’s Male-Dominated Sushi Scene

The phrase “hidden gem” might be a tired cliché, but in the case of Hōseki it feels almost cheekily literal.…

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