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Exploring Flavor: Unveiling San Jose’s Top 3 Brazilian Restaurants by Steve DiGioia Experience the flavors of Brazil right here in San Jose! The city boasts a diverse array of Brazilian flavors that attract food enthusiasts. Experience the essence of Brazilian cuisine in establishments like churrascarias offering sizzling meat and bars serving flavorful feijoada. Indulge in authentic dining experiences at three top restaurants, each offering a unique taste […] #boomers #babyboomers

RESTAURANT REVIEW I stumbled across a Shanghainese restaurant that I absolutely loved during a brief "staycation" in Hong Kong. Shanghai Man Restaurant Sha Tin is a popular Chinese restaurant serving traditional Shanghainese cuisine. Expect all your favorites, from street snacks like steamed dumplings and thick noodles to hot and cold seafood, meat dishes, and vegetarian fare. Shanghai Man Sha Tin is located in the Shek Mun section of Sha Tin, a short walk from the Shek Mun MTR Station on the Tuen Ma Line. CLICK TO CONTINUE READING #hongkong #restaurantreview #chinesecuisine

Navigating modern menus . . . #theguardian #menus #foodies #linguisticminefields #lostintranslation "Menus have always been a linguistic minefield. Arguably, the situation is worse than ever. Verbose, large-format menus, as satirised in the above advert, are now rare, relics from the 1990s. What has replaced them – concise, preposition-free dish descriptions – can be equally confusing. From Michelin-starred kitchens to neighbourhood small-plate restaurants, many chefs seek to convey a dish’s key attributes in as few words as possible. If you’re lucky, you might get as many as eight. Often, you might have to make do with just four or five, which may conceal as much as they reveal. Think: barbecued greens, bottarga, nori butter. Charles Spence, professor of experimental psychology at the University of Oxford, was already talking about “shopping list” menu descriptions in 2014, as co-author of The Perfect Meal. He suggests their proliferation may reflect a long-term shift to a more relaxed style of dining. “It does fit with the informal, casual and a lack of pretentiousness,” says Spence, whose work often focuses on food. “Abbreviation might go along with a focus on simplicity and that ingredients will speak for themselves.” ... "Quite when and why menus began to get shorter and more opaque is moot. St John was an early exponent, as noted in The Perfect Meal. Often it is a matter of individual preference. At Lyle’s in east London, James Lowe maintains an unorthodox style of capital letters and ampersands. Example: Bolting Greens, Nasturtium & Cured Egg Yolk. “The order is important,” he says. “It needs to sound right, like a law firm.” "

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Restaurant menus can be surprisingly revealing. Sure, they’ll tell you what you can order at the hottest restaurant in your city on a particular evening. But they’re also a time capsule of culture, reflecting the comforts, habits, flavors, and values of an era. That’s been true since the first American menus of the 1840s, which cataloged the opulent dishes at hotels catering to the ultra-wealthy. And it remains so, well into the age of QR-code fatigue. Last year, as the New York Times Food team traveled the country to scout candidates for our annual list of favorite restaurants, we also set out to understand, more broadly, what defines eating out today. After years of plexiglass dividers, curbside delivery, masked servers and, yes, QR codes, one thing was immediately clear: Physical menus aren’t just back. They have more personality than ever. NYT visited hundreds of restaurants of varying styles, cuisines and price points — and left with 121 menus in hand. Together, they provide a snapshot of the distinctive new shape of dining right now. #foodtrends #food #restaurant #menu

Caviar is having a viral moment on Instagram and TikTok, and it’s not just for Michelin-starred restaurants anymore. Gen Z is embracing the once ultra-luxurious delicacy, adding it to everything from sandwiches to ice cream. So why the sudden craze? It turns out Caviar’s blend of luxury and “Instagrammable” appeal makes it irresistible. It elevates any dish while giving restaurants a creative way to boost their menu and drive engagement online. Whether served over fried chicken or with doughnuts, caviar has become the go-to ingredient for fun, indulgent, and photo-worthy dining experiences. Are you on board with the trend? #Caviar #GenZ #FoodTrends #SocialMedia #FineDining https://lnkd.in/gtcYHnE2

San Diego’s buzzing food scene has a few new names added to the arsenal. Whether you’re craving chicken and biscuits or want to enjoy pasta and cocktails, here are some recent openings and places you might want to check out. - Rise Southern Biscuits & Righteous Chicken - The Desmond at Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants - Kimpton Alma - The Amalfi Llama Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gbTX22g4 #sandiego #foodanddining #foodwriter #foodblog #foodblogger #sandiegoeats #sdfood #sdfoodies

How Many Restaurants Are in Los Angeles? 🌟 Curious about the culinary landscape of LA? Our latest blog post dives deep into the vibrant restaurant scene in Los Angeles! 🍔🍕 Discover the sheer number of dining options available, from trendy hotspots to hidden gems. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gY9sa8yY Whether you're planning your next foodie adventure or just love learning about food culture, this guide has all the insights you need. Explore the diverse and delicious world of LA dining with us! 🌴🍜🌮 #Foodie #LosAngelesEats #RestaurantGuide #CulinaryAdventures #GoSnappyBlog #LADining

What Restaurants Serve Blooming Onions? What Restaurants Serve Blooming Onions? Where Can I Get a Blooming Onion? Outback Steakhouse Edition Can You Find Blooming Onions at Lil' Deb's Oasis? Tantalizing Taste of Patti Ann's Blooming Onion! Ronnie's: What Blooming Onion Specialties Does This Restaurant Offer? What Does Pogiboy Serve for Blooming Onions? Blooming onions (also referred to as onion blossoms, flower onions or bloomin' onions) are a dish consisting of one large onion cut into thin slices resembling flowers and battered and deep-fried until golden-brown in appearance. MEL investigates this fried delight's history to learn who exactly created it and why its creation is so ubiquitous. To read the rest of this article, please click on the link below: https://lnkd.in/eMgKyfJK

Are you looking to elevate your restaurant's menu? Discover how signature dishes can set your establishment apart from the competition. Read more about this innovative idea here! 🥗