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Food for the Seoul

Food for the Seoul

This is by no means a comprehensive list of fabulous restaurants in Seoul but rather a list of restaurants that I tried, tested, and loved. There’s still so many things and places that I wanted to eat but ran out of time for. I’ve also 

Chicken Soup Recipe

Chicken Soup Recipe

As someone who spent the first two years of living alone not cooking meat for fear of under or overcooking it, buying an entire chicken was intimidating. Growing up, my parents never used chicken or vegetable stock and made everything from scratch. After using stock 

Palm House Tasting

Palm House Tasting

Palm House is one of those places that I frequent at night for drinks but have never been to for brunch or dinner (though I’ve heard great things about their brunch!). I was invited to attend a tasting event at Palm House in honor of their 

Eat Drink SF

Eat Drink SF

I had the opportunity to attend the Saturday Evening Grand Tasting of Eat Drink SF. This is its eighth year, and they had four tasting events spread over three days. Each of the tastings featured dozens (if not hundreds) of incredible restaurants, breweries, and distilleries. 

Oakland Olympiad with Stag Dining

Oakland Olympiad with Stag Dining

Stag Dining started in 2010 with their Clandestine Dinner series, thematic dinners that combined sustainable ingredients, creative menus, and extraordinary locations. They now host pop-up events once a month, and I had the opportunity to attend their August 20th event thanks to Do The Bay. In 

Getting Weird in Portland

Getting Weird in Portland

LeChon is conveniently located next to the Portland Saturday Market, making it a great place to stop by for brunch before or after exploring the market. However, their dinner menu seemed more my speed with tapas like grilled octopus and chorizo, shrimp ceviche, and burrata