
This is the place to go for ice cream in Chinatown! You'll always find a crowd here.
Simple steps to getting your Google Voice number as your Skype Out caller ID.
Luke's Lobster offers the best value on lobsters, crab, and shrimp rolls in the city PERIOD
Fine traditional Korean food at a fair price. They have the best Korean ginseng chicken soup (samgyetang) in New Jersey
Wafels and Dinges is a Belgian waffle purveyor that also has a line of packaged waffles sold in organic grocery stores such as Fairway, Food Emporium, and Garden of Eden. They operate out of a truck and can be found in various locations throughout Manhattan, depending on the time of day. See their truck schedule here or follow them on Twitter and Facebook to stay up-to-date on their whereabouts.
Posted on 03 May 2010
What's Bing cashback and how much can I save using it? Continue Reading
Posted on 09 December 2009
A little late this year to the party but if you're still stomped on what to get for your geek, here’s my list of top ten gifts ideas for geeks this holiday season. Continue Reading
Posted on 19 November 2009
Here are my picks for the Top 10 Hottest Geeks, they are mostly overlapping (w/ manolith.com's picks) but these deserving of the award. Continue Reading
Posted on 31 August 2009
The cheddar flavored pretzel sticks by Glico is one of my more preferred Pretz. It contains 6% cheddar, which doesn’t seem like a lot compared to the cheesy aroma that fills your nostrolas when opening a bag for the first time, but it’s enough to leave you satisfied. It also contains pepper and is mildly [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 30 August 2009
Ginger Milk Pudding is a Hong Kong dessert that I’ve had since a child. It’s supposed to be healthy. The Chinese eat it to combat colds, hieshou (poor circulation), and cleanse the body. I eat it because it taste good. It can be found in asian grocery stores (the instant formula) or served at authentic [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 23 August 2009
The Choco Banana Pocky is a limited edition flavor, at least here in the States. Each biscuit stick is covered with banana flavor milk cream and swirls of chocolate. It has a very rich banana aroma that is a bit overwhelming. It’s very sweet, just like other Pocky flavors, but the mixture of banana cream [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 23 August 2009
Mt Fuji’s IMOCHI is one of the best mochi ice creams, they are also referred to as Jpanese ice cream bonbons. They can be found in Japanese/Asian grocery stores and in the dessert portion of some Japanese restaurant’s menus. In grocery stores, they come in a disposal ice bag and can be had in green [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 05 August 2009
Last year, Buy.com started offering the unlocked iPhone 3G in the 16GB version for $799.99, now $899.99. The 8GB version can also be had for $674.90. Yesterday, Buy.com unveiled that the iPhone 3GS 32GB version is now also available unlocked, but with a hefty $999.99 price tag, that’s almost $200 more than what Apple charges for an official unlock [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 30 June 2009
El Pollo Loco, which translates to “The Crazy Chicken“ is mostly a west coast restaurant chain with new locations recently popping up on the east. They specializes in flame-grilling marinated chicken and is regarded as a healthier alternative to traditional fast food chains. They have over 300 restaurants across the country, I visited their newly open location in North Bergen, New Jersey. Continue Reading
Posted on 27 June 2009
Pretz is a thin and crunchy Japanese cookie snack that is shaped like a stick. The pumpkin flavored Pretz tries to mimics the flavor of a Japanese pumpkin, also known as kabocha squash, not the pumpkin that many westerners are familiar with. It’s lightly sweeten, a little bitter, but lacks any strong kabocha flavoring. I [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 27 June 2009
Lotte is the Nestlé of South Korea and their Crunky Chocolate bar is their equivalent to Nestlé’s Crunch. It’s very thin and light, comes wrapped in a gold foil, and is sectioned off in a 6×4 grid which makes it easy to cleanly divide. Like the Crunch bar, it combines milk chocolate and puffed rice [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 26 June 2009
Morinaga Choco Balls is a popular Japanese candy that comes in a number of varieties. The ones that I know of are peanut, caramel, strawberry and white chocolate. I have only tried the peanut and caramel, both are made with milk chocolate coverings. Overall, they are no different than your average American chocolate candy. They [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 12 June 2009
Naeng Myun, which literally means cold noodles in Korean, is an extremely popular dish throughout Korea during the summer. There are two varieties of naeng myun: mul (물 냉면), and bibim (비빔 냉면). Mul naeng myun is served with noodles contained in a cold broth, while bibim is served dry with gochujang (red chili paste) [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 31 May 2009
Last week at I/O, Google gave us an early look at Wave, a new form of communication and collaboration tool that is slated to be out later this year. They are aiming to redesign the way we communicate and collaborate by reinventing email for the present. It does so by bringing in tons of intuitive [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 27 May 2009
In an effort to make art more accessible to everyone, Target is sponsoring / subsidizing the cost of entrance to selected New York City museums on specific days. This is great news for museum goers and fans of the arts. Entrance to the following museums are free of charge: Museum of Modern Art Free Friday [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2009
Years back when I was still in grade school my mom gave me a pack of Botan Rice Candy and I remember being fond of it, not so much for the candy but because of the sticker that came with it. Over the years that fondness has subsided and today I enjoy picking up a [...] Continue Reading