Looking for a fun way to eat your food? Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ offers you the opportunity to grill a large selection of meats, seafood and vegetables at your own table. The concept of making your own food, at your own pace at the table is simply brilliant. You choose your food and cook it right... Continue Reading →
Greek food has been a fascination since a visit to Greece back in 2002. I was never able to recapture the intense yet simple flavors of the food I tasted there. Until now. Mandolin Aegean Bistro is located in the Design District in Miami – a quaint building accented with blue and white colors and... Continue Reading →
Le Lambi is a tiny and casual restaurant in Kendall, not far from where I live. The menu is a tribute to Haitian cuisine, bursting with the genuine flavors of the Caribbean. We started with Marinade de Morue - Cod fritters served with homemade cocktail sauce. Tasting these made the chickens and I hum with... Continue Reading →
The notion of Chef Michael Schwartz’s fresh, simple, and pure mission was first introduced and cultivated in Miami, with constant carefulness and devotion to the quality of local ingredients used in his restaurant. If there’s one thing you should take away from the Michael’s Genuine experience it is to know the source of the food... Continue Reading →
Miss G. was in town so we indulged in a colossal breakfast feast that was worth every penny. The All American Scrambler consisted of scrambled eggs served with apple wood smoked bacon and served with a side of fruit. The Anaheim Scrambler was a dish of eggs scrambled with crisp apple wood smoked bacon, tomatoes,... Continue Reading →
It was a rainy Saturday and the chickens and I were ravenous and too lazy to cook. We headed to Jimmy’z Kitchen in Pinecrest, a restaurant that had been on my bucket list for a while. The inside was casual, really casual. The outside seating, colorful and cozy but it was impossible to sit there that... Continue Reading →
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