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Are you eating in or out?

This is probably the hardest question a thrifty but hungry millennial has to answer in a city of unlimited ingredients and restaurants. But who says you can't have your cake and eat it too?

In this blog, you'll find creative ways to use your leftovers more efficiently and lists of the best places to eat that one thing you're craving when you do venture out. Whether you're in or you're out, you'll always find something delicious.

EATING IN

Inspirational leftover ideas

EATING OUT

The newest Top 5 lists

EXPLORING

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Ho Foods

East Village IMHO, there's an unfortunate lack of Taiwanese restaurants in NYC so I was very intrigued when my coworker invited me to...

Tabata Ramen

Madison Square Garden This is the perfect spot for a quick bite before or after catching a train from Penn Station. The shop offers both...

Terakawa Ramen

Hell's Kitchen These are some of the largest ramen bowls in town for a cheap price as far as non-packaged ramen goes. Just purely from...

Ivan Ramen

Lower East Side and Hell's Kitchen (Gotham West) This is an above solid ramen joint. Flavors for each are distinct, the broth is not...

Totto Ramen

Hell's Kitchen or Midtown East I may be a little biased but even though Totto may have the best noodles in the game right now in...

Ippudo

Hell's Kitchen and Astor Place The straight noodles are definitely up there however the US locations do not allow for you to choose...

Hide-Chan

Hell's Kitchen and Midtown East This is the only ramen shop in New York I have found so far that allows you to choose the type of noodle...

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About Me

As a Taiwanese-Brazilian lefty with a weakness for pork belly, I started this blog in the hopes of sharing the best versions of dishes I have discovered in this city as well as creative ways of making the most out of your weekly grocery run.