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Why NYC's Restaurants Rely on TikTok More Than Ever - Vimarsana News

Why NYC's Restaurants Rely on TikTok More Than Ever

TikTok has changed how NYC restaurants like Skirt Steak attract customers in a busy scene, with help from TikTok influencers like @SistersSnacking

Source: eater.com
An Eater Critic's Night Out With TikTok Food Influencer @stephtravels_nyc - Vimarsana News

An Eater Critic's Night Out With TikTok Food Influencer @stephtravels_nyc

Ryan Sutton comes face-to-face with Lume Cubes, flaming cheese pulls, and the app’s impact on dining out in New York

Source: eater.com
Honouring teacher and scholar extraordinaire Wang Gungwu - Vimarsana News

Honouring teacher and scholar extraordinaire Wang Gungwu

This is a book not just for professional historians but for all those with an interest in the on-going contestations over Malaysia’s history.

18 Top Asian Desserts in NYC - Vimarsana News

18 Top Asian Desserts in NYC

Creamy, caramelized cassava cakes, chewy mochi doughnuts, bing fen topped with black sticky rice and coconut shaved ice, and more

Source: eater.com
The Service Workers Who Kept New York Alive During its Worst Months of Covid - Vimarsana News

The Service Workers Who Kept New York Alive During its Worst Months of Covid

April 27. Crown Heights, Brooklyn. According to the Independent Budget Office, New York City lost 889,000 jobs across all sectors in the first half of 2020 and only managed to regain 332,000 by year’s end. The hospitality and leisure sectors — dependent on packed bars, theaters, restaurants and hotels — took the biggest hit of all, losing a staggering 202,000 jobs. The vaccine rollout and the lifting of restrictions have raised hopes for a rebound. A recent rise in cases has some experts concerned but they don’t expect the number of cases to reach levels seen during the first and se...