New York City’s Chinese food scene doesn’t really announce itself anymore. The most interesting things happening right now are tucked into takeout stalls, basement counters and neighborhood restaurants where menus shift by region, dialect and memory rather than trend.
Whether you’re a lifelong New Yorker or exploring The Big Apple for the first time this summer, some of the city’s best Chinese offerings are not the usual ‘hot spots’.HungryPanda, an Asian food delivery app, is highlighting its Top Ten Hidden Gems of independent, authentic Chinese restaurants that fly under the radar. Continue reading HungryPanda Picks: NYC’s Top 10 Hidden Gems for Authentic Chinese Food→
Visiting vibrant neighborhoods like Manhattan, Brooklyn, and beyond is great fun. Food-wise, you might fancy a slice of quality pizza or avant-garde culinary creations from top chefs. This article explores how New York’s restaurants create an unparalleled dining experience. Continue reading Why New York City’s Restaurant Scene Is Unmatched→
This is not the first Pink Ladies Room that has caused me to squeal audibly upon entering, but it is the most recent to do so. You will find this little piece of Pink-Lovers Paradise at El Nico Restaurant, which boasts stunning rooftop views, upstairs at the Penny Hotel in Brooklyn. Worth a trip
Do you love Christmas? I sure do. I especially love to visit bars and restaurants that get all decked-out for the holidays, so that I can immerse myself in Christmas festiveness. If you feel similarly you might want to check out Bohemien Bar — even if it means hopping on the subway to Brooklyn. Continue reading Get Your Holiday Cheer on at Brooklyn’s Bohemien Bar!→
Gambling is one of the most rapidly developing industries in the USA that contributes a lot to the state’s budget. For example, in 2022, both land-based venues and online platforms brought in a record $54.9 Billion In revenue. While Las Vegas is considered the capital of the US gambling industry, Brooklyn also does not lag behind.
The popularity of both brick-and-mortar and online casinos here is rapidly growing. While online gambling is still banned here (except for offshore casinos and 4 poker sites), it will most likely change soon. The reason is an active discussion among politicians about online gambling as “the wave of the future.” Continue reading Brooklyn’s Jackpot: How Deposit Match Bonuses Change the Game→
