20 plates. That’s a lot to stomach. Even for one so accustomed to the ten course meals in Chinese dining. This was Toro, in the South End, by Chef Ken Oringer (owner of Clio and Uni), who does not shy away from offal. Toro could mean “bull” in Spanish or refer to a type of [...]
Irish in Boston
by Jenny on 17. Mar, 2010 in Boston
I wore green today, but you know, it’s not like I would have punch you in the face if you had not worn red for Chinese New Year. When I experienced my first St. Patrick’s Day in Boston three years ago, Larissa, Eric, and I went into Southie, ducked under the barricades, and as freshmen [...]
Artisanal Bistro
by Jenny on 29. Aug, 2009 in New York
I was hung over in three different ways. I had also unrepentantly pre-gamed Gray’s Papaya’s infamous juicy hotdogs with all the fixings except for sweet relish. But even so, nothing stopped me from truly enjoying Artisanal Bistro, my first Chef Terrance Brennan dining experience (Picholine, raved about by my dining companion, is his other restaurant [...]
Jenny Liu’s Little Red Book

20 something New Yorker working in advertising, while trying to break into a 4000 year old tea trade in the People's Republic of China.
Where am I now? Check my Google map

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Mac and Cheese takedown taken-down
15. Nov, 2009
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St. Marks' love letter
21. Jan, 2010
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An empire state of mind
22. Nov, 2009
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Moved to Boston, ate some stuff
13. Sep, 2009
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Tokyo reverie
25. Sep, 2009
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Middle America: gastronomic wasteland?
26. Dec, 2010
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Contrasts
24. Oct, 2010
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One small step into a tea farm,
25. Sep, 2010
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It takes some guts (and stomach) to be a New Yorker
24. Sep, 2010
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New Orleans, 20 pounds later.
22. Sep, 2010
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Eric: Why are you going around stalking bargirls and sen...
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Eric Pearson: It's amazing midwesterners don't all move to Japan...
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Jenny Liu: Not as amazing as the photos YOU took!...
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Jenny Jin: hey! i saw this on my newsfeed lol... a reminder o...
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Jenny: It is indeed very good. Maybe they should do it wi...