New York City – Little to comment on, I’ve reviewed Kanoyama in the past when it was under the name Koi. It’s just better each time I’ve been to the place over the years. A trio of us when in for an amazing selection of sushi and sashimi that ranged from a whole red snapper [...]
New York City – Several folks have written me to protest that I haven’t blogged in a few days – geez, only four – I’m on vacation folks! But, I have a little time today and thought I’d catch up on a couple of things, just because – I may, depending on time, slam out [...]
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