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This summer, global sales of a beloved Korean dish – kimbap – have been soaring thanks to the new Netflix series Extraordinary Attorney Woo. The Korean drama features an endearing lawyer with autism spectrum disorder who eats only kimbap and whose father owns a kimbap restaurant. The show quickly became an international runaway hit and the dish has since been...
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Filed under: 5 Great Things to Eat Now at Chelsea Market What’s a food court to do during a pandemic? Chelsea Market, with its many outdoor dining pods and red-shirted docents who enforce social distancing, may hold the answer. Share this story Before COVID-19 crept into town like an unwanted tourist, food courts were a major feature of the dining landscape in New York. They were a perfect meeting between smaller, newer food operations and the lower square footage (and cheaper rents) that these spaces often entailed. But the very communality that food halls championed, which often required ...
NYC restaurants are allowed to resume indoor dining today Starting today, restaurants in NYC are allowed to reopen for indoor dining at 25 percent capacity, following a two-month ban instated by Gov. Andrew Cuomo last December. It’s the second time that the city’s restaurants have been allowed to open dining rooms at limited capacity during the pandemic. Not surprisingly, differing opinions abound on how to handle the latest return to indoor dining. Some owners are grateful for any loosening of operating restrictions and look forward to offering a handful of seats for customers, others ar...