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Auberge Du Soleil Review – If only all meals were served like this

By CS Hsia, on December 1st, 2011%

I came to Auberge du Soleil for the views, and yet the food was wonderful and really impressed. Throughout the lunch we talked about coming back here next year, I can’t wait. . . . → Read More: Auberge Du Soleil Review – If only all meals were served like this

Peter Luger Steak House Review – A Meaty Interlude

By CS Hsia, on October 13th, 2011%

A meaty interlude to trendy dining, this is a timeless classic. . . . → Read More: Peter Luger Steak House Review – A Meaty Interlude

Dovetail Review – A Harmonious Medley

By CS Hsia, on September 19th, 2011%

However for those in the know, and with the ability to turn down the lure of Shack Burgers, a treat awaits in Dovetail. . . . → Read More: Dovetail Review – A Harmonious Medley

Saul Review – Better than Neighborhood, not quite a Destination

By CS Hsia, on August 28th, 2011%

As a neighborhood restaurant, Saul is sensational, offering excellent cuisine at a reasonable price point. With its Michelin success, we judge the food with an entirely different scale, a comparison to its one star Michelin peers, where it ultimately falls short. If you live in Brooklyn, this is a great place for a comfortable and romantic dinner. However, it’s probably not worth the trek or subway ride from Manhattan. . . . → Read More: Saul Review – Better than Neighborhood, not quite a Destination

The Modern Restaurant Review – Permanent Collection or Temporary Exhibit?

By CS Hsia, on August 10th, 2011%

While the stunning space and staff definitely seem capable of elevating the experience to that of New York’s elite, it ultimately does not live up to the grand and lofty expectations. I’d even venture to say that the cuisine feels dated, which in the MoMA, is slightly troubling. This is not to say Modern wasn’t a good restaurant, my evening featured a very good dinner with solid food and service. However, it was not the magical experience that I was looking for. . . . → Read More: The Modern Restaurant Review – Permanent Collection or Temporary Exhibit?