KULINARYA TRAVELS

 

A FOOD JOURNAL SERIES BY CHEF JAPPY AFZELIUS

Asa ta mu kaon ron? (Where are we eating next?)

 
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Sugar Cane

Sugarcane located in midtown Miami came highly recommended by a good friend of mine

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Union Street Pizza

My friend Chef Adin Langille has been serving up some of the best pizza in Brooklyn for over a year now.

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Call Me Gaby

Now it’s time for some “Pinsa” which is a traditional roman technique of working the dough by hand and proofing for 72 hours. The result of this process is a…

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So Sarap

So Sarap NYC has been making waves in the Filipino food scene here in New York City since last year. Their street food style concept brings exotic…

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Baby’s Grill

The sizzling blue marlin steak was so good that I will be back with my family soon enough…

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Makoto

It’s Tuesday morning here in Sunny Miami Beach and the weather is now starting to sink in with me.

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The Dutch

As I arrived at the restaurant, I could hear diners laughing and enjoying their meals which reminded me much of what Parisian lifestyle was all about.

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Bilao

“It was during the peak of the pandemic after a long hospital shift, we were craving for some Filipino cuisine and we couldn’t find any readily available, so we decided to open up Bilao”

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Amazing Grace

Roosevelt Avenue is dubbed the Filipino restaurant row where Pinoy eateries, restaurants and bars are mostly lined up next to each other.

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