Brian Oh
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Where to Eat and Drink in Tokyo
One of the benefits of frequent travel to Southeast Asia for work is flying through some of the region's major hubs and taking a day or two to enjoy the local cuisine. But while I've spent countless hours exploring hawker centers in Singapore, dim sum in Hong Kong, and Korean barbecue in Seoul, no city draws me back quite so powerfully as Tokyo. Here are nine of my favorite spots. → Read More
How to Eat Falls Church, VA: The DC Area's Southeast Asian Food Mecca
It's a well known fact that the best Asian food in the DC area lies outside of DC proper. That's why it's worth the drive to Falls Church, a destination for cooking from all over Southeast Asia, from the Vietnamese haven of Eden Center to Thai groceries with tiny (excellent) takeout counters. → Read More
How to Eat Annandale, Washington DC's Ultimate Koreatown
As any kimchi-lover can tell you, the best Korean food in Washington, DC isn't in DC. It's in Annandale, a city a mere 13 miles from metro DC but, culinarily, a world away. → Read More
Don't Leave Washington, DC Without Trying its Signature Half-Smokes
Roughly speaking, a half-smoke is a coarsely ground and smoked half-beef, half-pork sausage seasoned with red pepper flakes. But even those basic parameters are up for debate. What we can say: the half-smoke is a DC icon worth getting to know. → Read More
The Best Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken in Washington, DC
There's no shortage of excellent pollerias selling rotisserie chicken to Washington, DC's sizable Peruvian population. Here are four especially worth seeking out. → Read More
10 Amazing Late Night Restaurants in Washington, DC
DC is a commuter city, which means most restaurants close up shop early. But look around and you'll find some exceptions for quality meals beyond giant slices of greasy pizza. → Read More
Where to Eat and Drink in Tokyo
One of the benefits of frequent travel to Southeast Asia for work is flying through some of the region's major hubs and taking a day or two to enjoy the local cuisine. But while I've spent countless hours exploring hawker centers in Singapore, dim sum in Hong Kong, and Korean barbecue in Seoul, no city draws me back quite so powerfully as Tokyo. Here are nine of my favorite spots. → Read More
How to Eat Annandale, Washington DC's Ultimate Koreatown
As any kimchi-lover can tell you, the best Korean food in Washington, DC isn't in DC. It's in Annandale, a city a mere 13 miles from metro DC but, culinarily, a world away. → Read More
The Best Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken in Washington, DC
There's no shortage of excellent pollerias selling rotisserie chicken to Washington, DC's sizable Peruvian population. Here are four especially worth seeking out. → Read More