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South Florida's Status as the Country's Melting Pot Makes for Some Great Ethnic Eats

Kapow! Noodle Bar in Boca Raton: Engaging Menu, Ambitious Chef, but What Are They Doing in Mizner?

Kapow! Noodle Bar: Restaurant Crib Notes

​Kapow! Noodle Bar chef Roy Villacrusis won the "Grand Chef Throwdown" at the fifth annual Palm Beach Food and Wine Festival last night, a five-day benefit for the James Beard Foundation. Villacrusis, who helmed the short-lived Kubo that earned New Times' Best Restaurant in Palm Beach in 2011, com ... More >>

100 Favorite Dishes: No. 13 -- Tomato Bisque en Croute From Jimmy's Bistro

​As a countdown to the Best of Broward Palm Beach 2011, coming in June, Clean Plate Charlie is serving up a hundred of our favorite dishes in South Florida. Send your own nominations to Deirdra.Funcheon@BrowardPalmBeach.com.No. 13: Tomato Bisque en Croute From Jimmy's BistroFew dishes out the ... More >>

Who Won Best Restaurant in Broward? Best Restaurant in Palm Beach? See New Times' Best Of 2010!

​New Times' annual Best Of issue is out today and live on the site. Pick up your copy, or check out the online archive now up to date with 2010 entries. Dish was one of the largest sections in this years' issue with more than 40 winners. We've got some great restaurants listed there, places that t ... More >>

100 Favorite Dishes: Michelangelo Sandwich From Talia's Table

John Linn​As a countdown to the Best Of Broward Palm Beach 2010, coming in May, Clean Plate Charlie is serving up a hundred of our favorite dishes in South Florida. Send your own nominations to john.linn@browardpalmbeach.com.No. 26: Michelangelo Sandwich from Talia's TableTalia's Table is nearly ... More >>

Green Papaya Vietnamese Cuisine in Coral Springs

John LinnThe "BBQ" pork chop dinner at Green Papaya in Coral Springs.​For a fun, casual take on Vietnamese, Green Papaya Vietnamese Cuisine in Coral Springs is a great deal. The above dinner is called a Hau Giang "barbecue pork chop," but is actually a breaded piece of pork loin that's been seared ... More >>

The Daily Mouthful: On Chefs

"When helicopters were snatching people from the grounds of the American embassy compound during the panic of the final Vietcong push into Saigon, I was sitting in front of the television set shouting, 'Get the chefs! Get the chefs!'"                 -- Cal ... More >>

Marco Rubio Embarks on Perilous Mission

Reflecting on the long-rumored entry of Marco Rubio into the race for U.S. Senate in 2010 against the inevitable candidacy of the formidable Florida governor, one can't help but recall that opening scene of Apocalypse Now: An underwear-wearing Martin Sheen doing drunken judo chops in some squalid ho ... More >>

Bye Bye Saigon

Reflecting on the long-rumored entry of Marco Rubio into the race for U.S. Senate in 2010 against the inevitable candidacy of the formidable Florida governor, one can't help but recall that opening scene of Apocalypse Now: An underwear-wearing Martin Sheen doing drunken judo chops in some squalid ho ... More >>

Letters for January 3-9, 2007

Reflecting on the long-rumored entry of Marco Rubio into the race for U.S. Senate in 2010 against the inevitable candidacy of the formidable Florida governor, one can't help but recall that opening scene of Apocalypse Now: An underwear-wearing Martin Sheen doing drunken judo chops in some squalid ho ... More >>

White Men Can Jump

Reflecting on the long-rumored entry of Marco Rubio into the race for U.S. Senate in 2010 against the inevitable candidacy of the formidable Florida governor, one can't help but recall that opening scene of Apocalypse Now: An underwear-wearing Martin Sheen doing drunken judo chops in some squalid ho ... More >>

Sallah On Saigon

Reflecting on the long-rumored entry of Marco Rubio into the race for U.S. Senate in 2010 against the inevitable candidacy of the formidable Florida governor, one can't help but recall that opening scene of Apocalypse Now: An underwear-wearing Martin Sheen doing drunken judo chops in some squalid ho ... More >>

Chow Mine!

Christina Wan in Lauderdale, and other bulletins from China

I'm O-Cây, You're O-Cây

It's a quick, 20-minute drive to the heart of Saigon

His Sky, His Home, and Her Soul

A pair of shows at the Coral Springs Museum takes you from the ethereal to the visceral

Seeing Ain't Believing Anymore

The Norton's photo exhibit blurs the line between reality and illusion.

Method Rhymer

Method Man

Free at Last

A harrowing journey leads to America, then to someplace better

Báhn Mi, Baby

Fast food with flair

Saigon Dreaming

No night should be a slow night at this Vietnamese joint

A Crowded Piazza

If Houston's ever opens a branch in Rome, it will likely resemble La Piazza Pasta Cafe

Glory of War

A new museum's first exhibit makes a friend of horror

Quiet Strength

Love it or hate it, few will be able to look away from Phillip Noyce's provocative Greene adaptation

Secret Worlds

The Vertical Ray of the Sun offers a rich slice of Vietnamese family life

House Sweet Home

Once you get past the smothering service, you'll love the selection of delicious Vietnamese cuisine at Lê's House

Calibrations

Lovin' a lounge singer

The Power of the Pencil

Lovin' a lounge singer

The Devil Made Him Do It

Lovin' a lounge singer

War Paint: Huong's Scenes From Vietnam

Lovin' a lounge singer