NYC Food Guy’s not a buffet man, never has been, never will, unless Peter Luger’s decides to go middle America on us. If I am going to hit the buffet though, you better believe I’m going to East Buffet in Huntington Station, Long Island, where $35 (after tax and a 12% service charge) allows you […]
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East Buffet Proves Big Money Items Are the Way to Go
April 29, 2008
Lower East Side Feast: $28 All You Can Eat Ribs at Georgia’s Eastside BBQ & $4 Banana Pudding at sugar Sweet sunshine
April 28, 2008
Sunday is NYC Food Guy’s gluttony day. And what better way to invoke the 2nd of the seven deadly sins than with $28 all you can eat ribs at my favorite BBQ spot, Georgia’s Eastside BBQ. Why is it my favorite? Well aside from the meaty, fall-off-the-bone ribs, the service is great and it’s affordable. Since my first post they’re no longer […]
Eating at Shea Stadium: Nathan’s Foot Long Chili Cheese Dog & Nathan’s Fries
April 25, 2008
Unlike Dodger Dogs in Los Angeles, Chili Cheese Coneys in Cincinnati, or Garlic Fries in San Fran, Major League Baseball in New York is known more for its overpriced players than its overpriced stadium grub. Enter NYC Food Guy. I’m here to tell you that if you’re going to Shea Stadium the best bang for […]
Wondee Siam’s Pork Drunken Noodles (Key Mao Pork): Skimpy Portion & Undesirable Veggies
April 24, 2008
Wondee Siam was recommended to me after the Midtown Pork Drunken Noodle Showdown between Topaz and Pam Real Thai Encore. Pork Drunken Noodles (flat noodles sauteed with Thai Chiles and Basil) is my favorite Thai dish and I haven’t found anywhere that does it better than Topaz. I’m the NYC Food Guy, however, and I […]
Carnegie John’s $4 Cheeseburger: Grilled & Griddled, It’s the Best of Both Worlds
April 23, 2008
Charcoal broiled Cheeseburgers remind me that summer grilling is on the way. There are few better thoughts. This is the $4 cheeseburger from Carnegie John’s street cart on 56th near 7th Avenue and it’s delicious. First it’s griddled, then charcoal-grilled, then put back on the griddle before being covered in American cheese, shredded lettuce, and […]
NYC Food Guy Recommends… Cheap Late Night Eats… With one worthy exception
April 18, 2008
NYC Food Guy loves nothing more than ending a night on the town with a delicious meal. Everyone has their late night pizza spot or diner, but sometimes you need to think bigger and better. I’m here to make that very easy for you by shedding light on places that stay open past bedtime or […]
Midtown Drunken Noodle Showdown: Topaz vs Pam Real Thai Encore
April 14, 2008
When you talk about Midtown Thai, there is no hands down go-to spot. Everyone has their individual favorites because everyone’s definition of great Thai varies. NYC Food Guy has been in the process of paring down the competition by eating one of only two dishes at every place: Pad Thai with Chicken and the Dish […]
NYC Food Guy’s Cheap Eats: Superb Subs at Dave’s Bagel Stop in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn
April 11, 2008
THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Dave’s Bagel Stop delivers each of the 3 essentials NYC Food Guy requires for a great cold sub while offering a free can of soda when you buy a 12-inch hero ($5.50). All I need is a chewy, airy roll that’s light and sturdy, big portions of high quality, thin-cut cold […]
Veselka Bacon Cheeseburger: Backyard Grill Flavor & Great Bun
April 11, 2008
Josh “Mr. Cutlets” Ozersky, co-creator of NY Magazine’s Grub Street, and author of “Hamburger: A History”, recently proclaimed his love for the bacon cheeseburger ($10.50 deluxe) at Veselka, a 24-hour Ukrainian diner in the East Village. I’ve had this joint on my to do list for a long time but it was Mr. Ozersky’s claim […]
UWS Slice Tour: Caesar’s Palace Pizza, New Pizza Town, Bella Roma and Francesco
April 10, 2008
What better way to start the day than by continuing NYC Food Guy’s Upper West Side Slice Tour? Today it was 4 slices over the course of 30 blocks. Can any spot lay claim to the best slice on the UWS? Are any really worth going back to? Only one way to find out….
NYC Food Guy’s Cheap Eats: China Gourmet’s General Tso’s Combo Platter is Midtown West’s Best
April 8, 2008
Like everyone else, NYC Food Guy wants nothing but bang for his buck when it comes to Chinese takeout. It’s a ray of light from heaven, therefore, when the food is not only cheap but delicious. China Gourmet offers a General Tso’s combo platter with generic but fluffy pork fried rice, and a greasy yet […]
NYC Food Guy on Cool in Your Code.com’s “Code Words”
April 8, 2008
As if being the NYC Food Guy isn’t cool enough, now I get to be Cool in Your Code’s food guru in their newest online column, “Code Words“. Cool in Your Code is a great show on NYCTV which breaks down what’s cool, new, undiscovered and different throughout NYC’s 200+ zip codes. I’ll be holding […]
NYC Food Guy on A Hamburger Today.com
April 7, 2008
A Hamburger Today is the premiere Burger blog on the World Wide Web. NYC Food Guy recently had the honor of receiving recognition from the nationally acclaimed Hamburger haven. I refer to this site everyday for all I need to know on everything burgers. It’s fresh, comprehensive, and features great writing from Adam Kuban (also […]
Best of Queens: Forest Hills’ A&J Pizza & Knish Nosh
April 7, 2008
NYC Food Guy spent the 1st 10 years of his life in Forest Hills so when I say A&J Pizza and Knish Nosh are two of the best at what they do, I’m speaking from years of eating experience. These two spots are to pizza and knishes as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig are to […]
Dinosaur BBQ: Chicken Wing Redux
April 7, 2008
NYC Food Guy wants to take a moment to reiterate the deliciousness of Dinosaur BBQ’s Chicken Wings. King of Ketchup noted their supremacy a few months back but I had them this past weekend and they were excellent. Massive, juicy, and doused in tangy, spicy sauce, they alone warrant a trip to Harlem. I recommend […]
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