SomeĀ Columbus Circle pics:
All pics taken with the old school iPhone 4.
SomeĀ Columbus Circle pics:
All pics taken with the old school iPhone 4.
Inspired by Danny Choo‘s long running A Week in Tokyo series (possible NSFW link), I want to post an odd assortment of photos taken around NYC in the month of May. Instead of one off twitpics, a series of unrelated NYC photos makes for good juxtaposition.
Dorky yet amusing.
You can never have too much Kalbi.
I don’t remember what UWS furniture store this came from.
More pay by the ounce yogurt shops is a good thing. The white peach yogurt I got was a bit too runny
South St Seaport area – Soul Daddy of American’s Next Great Restaurant fame
So great, so far away. Nan Xiang Dumpling House in Flushing
As you can tell, I’m never one to shy away from blanket generalizations! Condensed milk goes great with everything! So does tapioca pearls, aloe vera, and bacon (though not necessarily all in the same dish)
Also in Flushing, at Ice Fire Land
The Disney hype machine is building up for the latest Pirate’s movie. This shirt was spotted at Uniqlo
From the Nintendo World store, goomba merch
You guessed it, from the Nintendo World store. I’d buy this, but $50 is too much for a novelty backpack
From the TSL3 afterparty, you can see Thorzain in the background with the adidas three stripes garb
Coolhaus in NYC. That is one seriously heavy dessert
Representing the streets of NYC
The Chelsea Market is a great example of repurposing old buildings (but this isn’t new news)
Looking down at the Whole Foods in the Time Warner Center
I had a horrendous experience with Katz’s Deli today, so no pictures from there. The lack of service was so great that I simply left without trying anything.
I ended up at the Columbus Circle, simply because it was outside the subway exit on my way. You can see Bouchon Bakery’s seated section on the top right.
Bouchon Bakery would make a nice upscale snack place (a date or perhaps a quick business meeting?). By upscale, I mean you will be paying upscale prices. That said, the shopping complex is very nice.
The ham & cheese was alright, but it didn’t stand out at all. Bouchon Bakery had lots of sweet baked goods, which seem like they would be worth a try to share with a friend.
I will say the OJ was good, but that’s hardly the point here? I doubt anyone cares about the prepackaged goods versus the handmade food on site.
Just so there’s more to this post than just Bouchon, here’s a picture of some NY pizza. There are Ray’s pizza locations all around NY, and they all claim to be THE Ray’s.
The pizza here was good, but I’d go with Grimaldi’s instead.