When we mention Thailand, we immediately recognize that it is one of the world’s most renowned holiday destinations. From culture, religion, food, nature to adventure sports – Thailand promotes a unique culture. Exploring Thai Food Thai food plays a crucial role in the Thai way of life. In fact, it is fair to say that...
Category: Dining & Wine
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Pools and Personal Services Open As New York Regions Enters Phase III
Plans are to reopen pools and personal services after the 5 New York regions enter Phase III, while New Jersey is in phase II but has its lists of reopening of the state. The government can work rapidly on the reopening phases, and it is because of the low rate of positive cases in New...
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Outdoor Dining in New York Phase II Re-opens After Covid-19 Lock-down
Outdoor Dining in New York phase-II will begin from this week after a lengthy lockdown due to the attack of COVID-19. In the second phase, diverse businesses will open along with offices and restaurants with outdoor dining. Cuomo mentioned, on Wednesday, the businesses will open on a fast track by the upcoming week. Long Island,...
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Controversy Ensues After Recent Report Claims Saturated Fats Do Not Increase Heart Risk
In a bold move which challenged the mainstream medical though, three cardiologists have recently asserted that saturated fat does not actually enlarge the risk of a heart attack by clogging up arteries. This declaration has, unsurprisingly, received a great amount of criticism. In an editorial published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, these cardiologists...
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Careful: Alcohol Linked to Heart Arrhythmias
Researchers in Germany conducted a study that has led them to the conclusion that getting drunk is correlated with heart arrhythmias, which are atypical heart rhythms. The researchers conducted the study in an atmosphere that was full of possible subjects to partake in such. “Basically we were sitting over a beer or two, ironically, and...
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Coca-Cola to Cut 1% of its Workforce
Coca-Cola’s sales went down in the primary quarter as it reorganized its business. The company, which is currently the largest beverage maker in the world, has revealed that it intends to slash its workforce by getting rid of roughly 1,200 jobs starting later on this year as it advances towards its goal of cutting costs....
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The Jimmy Choo Debate: Is Coffee Better Than Fashion?
When put in competition, the coffee business seems to be a more favorable one than the luxury fashion business—or at least based on the example of the Reimann family. The Reimann family is comprised of cloistered German consumer goods billions who control JAB Holding, which happened to own a 67.6% stake of luxury shoe brand...
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New Grilled Cheese Spot In NYC A Hit
There are very few people out there who can say they don’t love a delicious grilled cheese sandwich, especially New Yorker’s who are always down to visit the new urban joint specializing in one specific food. Such as Black Tap for their milkshakes, Dō for their cookie dough, or even S’Mac for some over the...
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Nobu To Open Downtown
Nobu is no strange name to New Yorker’s who love Japanese cuisine, that is of course if one is willing to splurge on all the delicacies it has to offer. Nobu has been an instant hit in the past few years, but now due to rent increase the chain is moving it’s location from Tribeca...
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Cookie Dough – The New Obsession
Almost all of us have been in love with cookie dough, still are, or at some point did love it. I mean, who doesn’t like to take a bite of it when making the gooiest chocolate chip cookies? Very few won’t appreciate it’s delicious taste. The obsession though has become big in New York City...