Usually one doesn’t associate Dim Sum and Indian Food together; yet, at Rajdhani, there actually is a connection between these two thoughts, albeit in a round about way. Like Dim Sum, there are servers that dispense food from table to table, from patron to patron, plus it’s not going to cost you an arm and a leg to eat at Rajdhani.
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Gujrati-Style Dim Sum at Rajdhani
For the longest time, my only experience with Burmese food was at the Golden Triangle Restaurant in Whittier . In fact, for the longest time, it was the only game in town when it came to Burmese food. Slowly, but surely, other players became as prominent and that included Yoma in Monterey Park, so one night, I set up an outing for my dining group to check it out.
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Burmese Dishes at Yoma
On June 5 and June 6, one of LA’s premiere wine festivals will be in full swing at Raleigh Studios. With 130+ wineries, craft breweries, artisanal spirits producers along with food by top LA chefs, food trucks and some of LA’s best gourmet food shops, a good time will definitely be had by all. Even better, the LA Wine Fest will be supporting the Hollywood-Wilshire YMCA and International Children’s Tumor Foundations via raffle tickets sold at the event
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LA Wine Fest 2010
Using Random.org, Congrats go to Moonbeam’s Auntie for Winning Dinner for Two at Libra Brazilian Eatery! Thanks to Libra for supplying me with photos for this blog post. Unfortunately, I lost my Libra photos when my external hard drive crashed
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Libra Brazilian Eatery + GIVEAWAY & Coupon
After five years in New York, the Vendy Awards have come to Los Angeles and what exactly are the Vendy Awards? The Vendys are a yearly street food cook-off that, since 2005, has determined the best street chef in NYC. It has become one of the greatest food events in New York
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The Vendy Awards Come to LA!
John Warrillow sent me a copy of his book recently (one of the perks of having a business blog) and it was surprisingly good. The book is titled “ Built To Sell ” – which actually turned me off a bit at first. It reminded me of “Built To Last”, the famous business book by Jim Collins, except quick flips have a negative connotation to me.
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How To Sell Your Company
Congratulations to Al P. for winning the Fleming’s Steakhouse Gift Card! Last year, I set up a fun event at Fleming’s Steakhouse at L.A. Live for my dining group where Chef Partner, Calvin Holladay, did a very informative Steak 101 class where we learned about selecting steaks, cutting and prepping the steaks as well as some great grilling tips
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Steak 101 and Lunch at Fleming’s Steakhouse + GIVEAWAY
Questa settimana è iniziata una nuova avventura alla Scuola Leonardo da Vinci di Milano. Alcuni studenti hanno registato un programma per la neonata Radio Leo. Ascoltateli e vi divertirete a scoprire ciò che hanno voluto presentarci dal loro Paese.
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Radio Leo!
This entry is part 19 of 19 in the series UniversityTutor.com I was reading this presentation by the Dropbox.com Founder , Drew Houston, the other day and the most interesting part about it was that most of their marketing with Adwords and conventional approaches completely failed. Yet Dropbox has over 4 million users.
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How To Get Your Customers To Refer Their Friends
Congrats to Dina Leigh for Winning the $50 Gift Card to Seoul Town Tapas from the Breadbar! Ever since I saw Debbie Lee compete on the America’s Next Food Network Star Show , I was really interested in her cooking style that fused both her Korean and Southern background. Unfortunately, I had missed her first stint at BreadBar as a part of their Hatchi series, but I wasn’t about to miss her second one. This time, her second appearance was going to serve as an introduction to the type of food she plans to serve at her own restaurant opening later this year
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Chef Debbie Lee’s Seoul Town Tapas at Breadbar + GIVEAWAY
Thanks to Rachel Krupa of Krupa Consulting, PR rep for XIV by Michael Mina , a guest and I were hosted by XIV to try out their New $40 6 Course Chef’s Tasting Menu and since a tasting menu is so much more fun with a group, a few of my dining club members attended as well. Our meal started with a dish that actually wasn’t part of the tasting menu. It was toasted pita bread with a dipping sauce made with feta and yogurt
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New $40 Chef’s Tasting Menu at XIV by Michael Mina
Buon Giorno, Guten Morgen, Good Morning, Buenos Dias, Mirmengjes, Ohio Gozaimasu…. così comincia il giorno alla scuola Leonardo da Vinci. This is the beginning of an amazing newspaper written by our students of Italian language in Milan! They produced a real student magazine with articles about their experiences as well as a mail corner and horoscope!! We strongly suggest that you read every page: you can dowload it here: Il Leonardino
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An amazing newspaper: il Leonardino!
I recently posted some screenshots of some internal dashboards I built a while back at UniversityTutor.com. These are fun and addictive to check each day, but they can also serve an important purpose in your business of keeping you motivated and helping you spot trends. Here are some cool dashboards I’ve spotted around the web lately: 1
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Business Dashboard Roundup – Plus How You Can Make Your Own (Soon)
I first heard about Cambinos Asian BBQ when it showed up as an outing on my dining club’s calendar . Even though it was in OC, just the thought of Asian BBQ was enough to get me in my car for a drive beyond LA County boundaries, especially since I had such a wonderful experience with Park’s Finest BBQ . By the way, owner James Sar, is Cambodian, but named his restaurant Cambinos after his former Filipino-Cambodian basketball team that used to play around Orange County.
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I’m Willing to Drive for the Pork Ribs at Cambinos Asian BBQ
Congratulations to Shane for winning this Platine Giveaway! When it comes to food, I usually lean more towards savory than sweet.
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My "Sweet" Love Affair with Platine Cookies + GIVEAWAY
If the idea behind this Dunbar’s number is correct, what does this say about the way most of us deal with blogging, social media, community, social status, and online friendship? (via Wikipedia –) Dunbar’s number is a theoretical cognitive limit to the number of people with whom one can maintain stable social relationships
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Dunbar’s Number
Every year, on the day after my birthday, I like to take stock of my life to make sure that everything is running as smoothly as a Swiss watch. That’s why I made an appointment for this morning to see Doctor Teitelbaum, my family doctor. “How’s it going with you and Sophia?” he asked as he took
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After Birthday Check-Up
Last December, I was invited and hosted by Chef Amy Jurist, of Amy’s Culinary Adventures , to attend one of her decadent underground dinners. With the theme being “Cheese Please!” and with my love of cheese, this was one invitation that I definitely did not want to turn down.
This entry is part 5 of 5 in the series FeedmailPro.com This is pretty cool. Was looking at the stats recently for FeedmailPro.com and about 600,000 messages (blog posts going to email subscribers) have gone out since it started just six months ago. 306 blogs with 132,844 total subscribers are now using the service 9 paying customers so far which is a 3% conversion rate on a freemium product The main untested theory behind the site, which is that you can let users import subscriber lists without another opt-in by testing the list first seem to be working quite well. You can weed out spammers without punishing the good guys.
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FeedmailPro.com Sent Over Half A Million Messages In The Last 6 Months
For the past month, I’ve been hearing a slow buzz about a new hot dog joint called The Slaw Dogs . I finally decided to Google it and see what the fuss was about. When I read about the unique ingredients that made up their Specialty Slaw Dogs, I was intrigued and when I found out that The Slaw Dogs was in Pasadena, a mere 15-20 minutes away from me, my mind was made up.
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Hot Dog Sampling at the Slaw Dogs