Monthly Archives: February 2009

Food porn, a term that describes food we lust to eat at first glance. We salivate as we make a connection with the food dish. Not here. The Oreo Cookie pizza from Domino’s just looks disgusting. For innovative pizza dishes, … Continue reading →

Showing up in shorts for his audition, he surprised the American Idol judges. Appearing to be my calculus tutor, his try talent shines

Ming Tsai shucking oyster Reader’s Digest wrote about Top 10 Aphrodisiacs. I am going out to make an avocado banana shake.

In a Street Fighter like concept, Ronald McDonald battles Domino’s former mascot, the Noid.

People say “I LOVE YOU” in different ways. Some buy underwear, some spend money on flowers. Me, I cook. {Steamed Mussels} ~pour 1 can of chicken broth in the pot + add chopped garlic + cherry tomatoes + 2 bay … Continue reading →

Turnip cake is a dish that I eat during Chinese New Year. It is a comfort food snack. With a crispy crust and marshmallow like texture, turnip cake has been a favorite at our house. Each cake can be amplified … Continue reading →

On a rainy day like today, I crave comfort food. With the chilling rain pouring down, hot pot comes to mind. Something special arises when a few friends join together and gather around the table. A few weeks ago, I … Continue reading →

“You need to get a better camera!” Alright, my friends were right. So I listened, and bought the Nikon Coolpix S52. Also, I am currently taking photo classes at Ritz. I have learned that proper lighting plays a major role … Continue reading →

{Click here for photos + address} Word Play. What comes to mind when I say HOT ‘N SPICY? Buffalo wings, Indian Curry and … “SOON DOOBU” The Koreans cleverly turn to soup, especially after a night of drinking. Piping hot … Continue reading →

Happy Holidays! Hope you guys had a joyous Valentine’s Day. I stumbled upon Danny Choo’s video. He’s a tech guy that loves Japanese culture, especially anime. He dressed up as the Storm Tropper and dances around Tokyo. No, I don’t … Continue reading →