Explore the Different Authentic Asian Cuisine in New York
Welcome to the second monthly Taste of Asia! In this month’s Taste of Asia, we will be exploring Korea cuisine with our guide Hee Joo Suh, who was born and raised in Korea. Suh will be in charged of bringing us to an authentic Korean restaurant and enlightening us about the Korean culture. Afterwards I will disclose my experience and rating of the restaurant. Continue reading “Second Stop: Korea with Guide Hee Joo Suh”
This news roundup will showcase the current Asian festivals or events and the opening of Asian stores, within the different cities around America. Continue reading “AC Food Buzz: Current Asian Events and Opening of Asian Stores”
The Queens International Night Market is back again. May 5th marks the opening day of the event and did not require the participants to pay admission fees to enter the event. People from different states, such as Pennsylvania, are swarming to Corona Park, located in Flushing Meadows, Queens, to participate in this year’s event. The Night Market will be open to the public every weekend from now to October 27th. Continue reading “The Opening Day of the 2018 Queens International Night Market”
Asians, especially in the Southeast regions, tend to season their cuisine with many different spices. Not only does the spices provide great flavoring; it also provides many health benefits. The tops three Asian spices are coriander, turmeric powder and star anise. Continue reading “Top 3 Asian Spices With Health Benefits”
Many millennials , such as myself, are poor college students that are unable to afford expensive authentic Asian cuisines. However, it is not necessary to spend a fortune to taste the different variety of authentic Asian food. I embarked on a journey, in which I took out all my credits cards and only placed $40 in my wallet. The $40 was sufficient for me to pay for my breakfast, lunch and dinner, at different authentic Asian restaurants.
This week’s news roundup lists a new application and different places that allow individuals to purchase authentic Asian food.
Continue reading “AC Food Buzz: Places to Look for Authentic Food”
Asian cuisine is not simply delicious; some of the dishes even provide health benefits. These beneficial dishes tend to be in forms of porridges, soups or stews and they bring arrays of benefits. The ones that would be showcased in this article promote longevity, improve one’s immune system and provide abundance of calcium. These home remedies can reduce the number of medication that one consumes and meanwhile can allow individuals to enjoy delicious food. Continue reading “Top 3 Asian Dishes With Medical Benefits”
Welcome to the first monthly Taste of Asia! In this month’s Taste of Asia, we will be exploring Chinese cuisine with our guide Jenny Ng, who claims to be an expert on Chinese food. Ng will be in charged of bringing us to an authentic Chinese restaurant and enlightening us about the Chinese culture. Afterwards I will disclose my experience and rating of the restaurant. Continue reading “First Stop: China with Guide Jenny Ng”
Residents from the Upper West Side are welcoming the new Korean supermarket, H Mart, where one can purchase varieties of ramyun, bags of Asian snacks and jars of kimchi. Continue reading “The Upper West Side Community Welcomes Its First H-Mart”
This news roundup will showcase new or future Asian shop openings, especially restaurants and supermarkets openings, within the big cities around the United States
Continue reading “AC Food Buzz: New and Upcoming Asian Pop Ups”