Dan Q. Dao, Forbes

Dan Q. Dao

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New York, NY, United States

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • Forbes
  • Time Out New York
  • Liquor.com
  • SAVEUR
  • Serious Eats

Past articles by Dan:

The NY Social Bee Guide To New York City’s Best Nightlife And Parties

A familiar face on the NYC club circuit for the past decade, Terence Edgerson aka NY Social Bee is now making his mark as a driving force behind the city’s parties. We caught up with him to learn more about his career, his favorite parties, and hopes for the future of NYC nightlife. → Read More

‘Nightlife Noir’ Explores New York City Club Culture In Comic Book Form

As New York City nightlife reemerges from a long pandemic-induced slumber, the industry is getting a first-of-its-kind, full-color comic book anthology. → Read More

5 Best Airbnbs in New York for Travelers

Looking to stay like a local at an Airbnb in New York? We found the top ones from the East Village to Williamsburg. → Read More

Father’s Day Gift Guide: The Best Camping Gear For Dad

Whether he prefers a more luxurious camping experience or sticks to the basics, there’s tons of gifts that are ideal for a Dad who loves to camp. → Read More

These 6 Easy Changes Will Take Your Bar to the Next Level

From amping up your ingredients to refreshing your decor, top hospitality consultants share the best easy ways to upgrade your cocktail bar. → Read More

3 Super-Easy Cocktails With Honey, a Bartender's Secret Weapon

Looking for the best ways to use honey in cocktails? These easy honey cocktails make use of common pantry goods like citrus and hot sauce. → Read More

16 Essential Vietnamese Ingredients That Belong in Your Pantry

Trying traditional Vietnamese recipes like pho or bun bo Hue? We’ve got you covered with all the essential Vietnamese ingredients you’ll need. → Read More

Meet the Man Who Turned San Antonio into a Bona Fide Cocktail Town

In 2004, Jeret Peña was working as a bellman at San Antonio’s Hotel Valencia. “I was at work, and someone came up to me and said, ‘You’re the chosen one—you’re going to come bartend,’” says Peña. → Read More

Bartenders Reflect on Working the Holiday Shift. And Celebrating After It’s Over.

Make it more bearable and find out more at Liquor.com. → Read More

How to Cook Legit Vietnamese Food Using Ingredients from Your Local Supermarket

Yes, you can make legit Vietnamese food using ingredients from your local supermarket, says cookbook author Andrea Nguyen. → Read More

It’s Not You, It’s Me: 5 Tips for Breaking Up with Your Bar Job

Breaking up with your bar isn’t easy. Avoid burning bridges and quit the right way. Find out more at Liquor.com. → Read More

How to Make the Best Pho

A product of cross-country refugee upbringings, Madame Vo’s namesake noodle soup is unapologetically rich and fantastically comforting. → Read More

5 Extremely Useful Tips for Training New Bartenders

These are five extremely useful tips for training new bartenders. Make sure you’re training your new bar staff properly. Learn more today at Liquor.com. → Read More

Bartenders Reveal Their Worst Nightmare Shifts. Plus How They Handled Those Disasters.

Disaster shifts, nightmare customers—bartenders reveal their real-life horror stories, plus what they learned from them. Read more at Liquor.com. → Read More

The 20 Best Things To Do In Vietnam In Your Twenties

Vietnam ranks among the world's fastest growing destinations—and for good reason. From world-class street food to dynamic nightlife and untapped natural wonders, here's the ultimate young person's guide to exploring Vietnam. → Read More

The Wrong and Right Way to Deal with Your Bar’s Negative Yelp Reviews

Check out tips and tricks for the best way to handle negative reviews of your bar. Learn more at Liquor.com. → Read More

10 Vietnamese Noodle Soups You Must Know

Think you know the best Vietnamese foods? We have the ultimate guide to Vietnamese noodle soups, from crowdpleasing pho to lesser-known bun bo Hue and cao lau. → Read More

Climate Week 2019: This Artist’s Eco Sculptures Are Sending A Powerful Message To Global Travel Industry

John K. Melvin is an eco artist creating provocative, site-specific installations at airports and luxury hotels. His goal? To kickstart necessary conversations about climate change and environmental awareness. → Read More

Is It OK for Bartenders to Take a Political Stance at Work?

Industry veterans weigh in on mixing bars and politics. → Read More

The Best Classic Fragrances For Men

From Chanel and Dior to Ralph Lauren and Burberry, these men's colognes are timeless. → Read More