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Bluebird’s deceptively small exterior leads to a large lounge and dining area. While stuffing our faces with soup dumplings, ramen and more at Bashi Channel’s recent opening [/blog/food/bashi-channel-celebrates-soft-opening-will-hold-grand-opening-this-saturday] on Cortelyou, we had a chance to chat with one of the new restaurant’s owners, Jim Mamary,
1120 cortelyou road
Ox Cart Tavern’s David Pitula and Jim Mamary are planning on opening their new restaurant, Bashi Channel, at 1120 Cortelyou Road around the end of April.Get ready for dumplings, ramen and more, neighbors – Bashi Channel, the new Asian fusion restaurant from Ox Cart Tavern’s David Pitula and
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Medwin Pang, the owner of Hunger Pang [https://www.facebook.com/hungerpangnyc?fref=ts], a “new American-Asian” restaurant that will soon open at 1021 Church Avenue [/blog/business/hunger-pangs-owner-talks-food-drinks-the-importance-of-giving-back-to-his-home-neighborhood] , emailed us with some exciting news: Brooklyn Based just named Hunger Pang as one of the top 10 restaurant openings [http:
1021 Church Avenue
[/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Hunger-Pang-12.jpg]Photo via Hunger Pang [https://www.facebook.com/hungerpangnyc/photos/pb.610993245650006.-2207520000.1409766972./701073993308597/?type=3&theater] We’ve discovered what will be moving into the space where The Dogwood was [/blog/photos/saying-goodbye-to-the-dogwood] at 1021 Church Avenue: Hunger Pang [https://www.
Arijit Chakraborty
Hydraulic Fracturing, or fracking for short, has become a divisive issue for New Yorkers. The natural gas industry and its supporters have made promises of job growth, energy independence and a cleaner burning fossil fuel. The truth is many jobs created by fracking are sourced from out-of-state, natural gas supplies