Category: American
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Margaret Market, Margaret Drive, Singapore
Margaret Market is a window to what Singapore’s heritage hawker centers may look like in the next decade.
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Le Burger, Roteturnstrasse, Vienna, Austria
Let me introduce to you the best burgers in Austria (and possibly in Europe).
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SALT Burgers, Souk Al Bahar Bridge, Dubai Mall, United Arab Emirates
What’s better than 1 burger? Two burgers.
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Albaik, Dubai Mall: Saudi Arabia’s Best Broasted Chicken and Chicken Nuggets
When in Dubai, don’t go on a diet.
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Kaleidoscope at Atlantis, The Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Meet the best international buffet in Dubai.
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Markette, Dubai Mall, United Arab Emirates
Introducing my favorite restaurant in Dubai Mall. Shish Taouk FTW!
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Cheesecake Factory, Dubai Mall, United Arab Emirates
If you’re in Dubai Mall, Cheesecake Factory is one crowd favorite you shouldn’t miss.
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Olive Garden, Glorietta, Philippines
In Manila, there’s a secret formula for opening successful restaurants. Unlimited dishes. Large portion sizes. Bonus points if its American.
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Randy’s Donuts PH, Bonifacio Global City, Manila
Randy’s Donuts opening in Manila is a wonderful silver lining… since Manila restaurants seemed to stop cooking anything remotely passable in the post-pandemic world.
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Sarabeth’s, Central Park South, New York
Here’s where you can get fluffy buttermilk pancakes with a view of Central Park.
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Liberty Bagels, Midtown, NYC
Here’s another bagel recommendation for when you’re in NYC.
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The French American Bakery, Haji Lane, Singapore
Here are three pastries you must get at this popular Muslim-owned bakery along the vibrant Haji Lane.
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Yardbird Southern Table & Bar, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
I had high expectations for this local fried chicken favorite. But then, it all came tumbling down with a very judgmental service.
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Mighty Quinn’s BBQ NYC
Beef brisket. Sweet potato casserole. That’s what BBQ is all about. Not just a rack of ribs.
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Park Avenue Autumn / Winter / Spring / Summer for Restaurant Week NYC
The only restaurant that changes name every season.
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Sunday Brunch at the Metropolitan Opera Grand Tier Restaurant
I spent nearly $60 for some Sunday brunch. It was nice while some matinee opera singers serenade you, but I won’t be going back.