Category Archives: Food

There comes a time in every school year when students need to relax and reward themselves for their hard work. With that being said, there’s no better way to unwind than with an eating utensil and a flaky, crispy, creamy, …

It’s a cold winter day and you decide to meet up with your friends to eat at a Thai restaurant.

Take a trip to Thailand. Well, take a trip to Forest Hills. Bangkok Cuisine is located between Queens Boulevard and …

Bang! Bang! the sounds of pots and pans dance like angels in the air, the smell of paprika and broth rush into your nostrils. Are you in Thailand or a cocoon-like restaurant at the bottom of the hill?

Originality doesn’t …

As you enter Tacombi, a warm and dimly-lighted room, you’re welcomed by the friendly employees. The atmosphere is chill and relaxed. If you’re looking for a good spot to sit and grab some tacos, Tampico is the place.  

For an …

Smorgasburg is a collection of open markets on Saturdays at East River State Park in Williamsburg and on Sundays in Prospect Park at Breeze Hill where anyone can come and enjoy food from the various vendors outdoors. Some of their …

If you’ve ever spent some time in Manhattan, odds are you’ve passed by Baked by Melissa. Placed at smart, busy locations, it is rather easy for you to fit in a visit the next time you …

Have you ever heard of a vegan bakery? Well now you have! Sweet To Lick, located on 78 Hillside Avenue in Williston Park, NY, is a great place to try out vegan foods and sweets.

The first food that I …

Smoothies and juices—the only difference is the thickness of the drink, right? Wrong! Even though smoothies and juices are generally made from the same ingredients, they are made in completely different ways.  Smoothies and juices are different because a smoothie …

Have you seen the videos of the Thai- inspired ice cream rolls? Have you wanted to try them? Well there is now a place in Queens that sells them! 10 Below just opened a new location in Flushing.

10 Below …

Diet versus lifestyle change – do you know the difference? Surprisingly, many people do not.

In 2010, Americans spent approximately $60.9 billion in diet related goods and services, according to fitnessforweightloss.com. Yet within that same year, more than 2 in …