Eat Like Ushi

I'd read a lot about NYC pizza, particularly that the most well known ones had long queues. As game as I was as a tourist, given there was only a few short days in NYC, queueing for pizza had to give way. Luckily a well reputed one was very near the hostel on the UWS. After arriving very late, we went the first night and tasted what I associate now as NYC pizza - large slices, thin crust, but very flavoursome/salty.

On the last night in NYC we went back. Just because we couldn't decide what to eat after some decadent meals already.

Really good. Look forward to queueing next time perhaps.

A famous bakery for cookies near Central Park. Quite simply the best cookie I've ever had and 7 years later in 2018 I was delivered some and they are still as good.

Maintaining their firm coat and soft moist centre even many days later.

The Chocolate Chip Walnut Cookie remains unrivalled. Unsurpassed.

Perfect for food to take for a meal in the park.

The night seafood market at Nha Trang is a nice place to go. It was quiet that evening in January with just us and the fresh multitude of seafood options. Clams, clams and more clams.

Heading down to Bai Dai beach from Nha Trang for some fresh seafood and quiet tides.

An enduring che thai with durian, four season fruit, agar, coconut, th'not fruit (?), snow fungus and jackfruit. The durian was very discernible and reinforced that I really don't like it. Otherwise good!

I'm not entirely sure of the name of this restaurant. It was amongst all the others on the riverside and we sat here for no better reason than going to any other place. Fresh seafood grilled on the table. Doesn't get much better.

Where locals go for a more Western experience (and slightly higher price) for a smoothie and breakfast bo kho.