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Chef Hiroyuki “Zama” Tanaka has opened Zama, an authentic Japanese restaurant just steps from Rittenhouse Square.
The Insider has a first look with Zama, the Japanese restaurant set to open this Saturday at 128 S 19th Street and is there a […]
We like the word scrumptious though we don’t hear it nearly enough. So we were excited to see it used by Craig LaBan to describe […]
In Craig LaBan’s chat today Craig goes LaBananas about Sakana and the good sushi it is turning out at 1526 Sansom Street. The sushi chef […]
Craig LaBan checks out Sakura Mandarin in Chinatown and finds a place that excels in scallion pancakes, soup dumplings, Szechuan food and surprisingly, even sushi. […]
Can Jose Garces Be the Next Iron Chef? Jose Garces (Amada, Tinto, Distrito, Chifa, and Village Whiskey) will be among the 10 contestants (we will […]
Through 8/31: By Georges’ This Main Line eatery’s bar is pleasant enough, but now Restaurant Club members who order at least $25 of food (we’d […]
Craig LaBan decides to pay Fairmount’s Umai Umai a visit almost three years after it opened. What does that mean? Does LaBaninator come to bury […]
Think your dad is tops? Nominate him for Morton’s Best Dad Contest at www.mortons.com/bestdad (you’ll have to say why he deserves that World’s Greatest Dad […]
Adam Erace visits Aki at 1210 Walnut Street and finds it is more than just another anonymous Center City sushi spot, although one with some […]
Craig LaBan discovers not all of East Passyunk is Italian and that Izumi provides a great new sushi destination for the neighborhood. The sushi kitchen […]
East Passyunk gets a spot that is neither red gravy Italian nor Mexican and that’s reason enough to celebrate. That David Snyder finds Izumi delivers […]
Yes indeed, sushi has sprung up on Passyunk Avenue. Enjoy Rick Nichols’ look at the “hip sushi cafe” named Izumi. Sushi comes to East P’unk […]