Blink and you'll miss another new restaurant opening or a drink launch. Guru By Bangkok Post is making sure that even if you blink, you don't miss out on the new taste tinglers that are worth ...

Gen Z is driving fast-food trends with their love of chicken, nostalgic menu items, and bold, international-inspired flavors.

A former ghost kitchen chef opens eat-in location on up-and-coming Ives Street, part of a new cohort of hip eateries in ...

The Caliente Cantina Chicken Crispy Taco fills a fried corn shell with chicken, shredded cheese and Caliente sauce. It is then coated with a layer of grilled cheese on the outside of the shell for ...

This perfectly tender and delightfully crispy fried fish doesn't lose its crunch. Having cut my teeth working at a seafood shack, I thought I knew everything there was to know about fried fish.

Fried food is a common dietary staple in the West. In the US, up to 36 percent of the population eats fast food—much of which is deep-fried—every single day. And in the UK, where a traditional English ...

Panama City has always been a meeting point. Strategically perched between North and South America, with the Atlantic and Pacific on either side, the city has, for centuries, welcomed waves of ...

'Tis the season to try some great plates. Great Plates, a downtown Fort Collins dining promotion — and Food Bank for Larimer County's largest fundraiser — returns March 1-14, with 50 ...

On another thoroughfare, Middlefield Road, Marianne Despres, whose El Sur Empanadas opened in August, echoed Yuzon’s sentiment. The cafe’s Argentinean-style, from-scratch empanadas — includ ...

MANILA, Philippines — You can actually cook fried rice using any ingredient under the sun. Even one ingredient garlic can make rice so delectable when transformed into Garlic Rice. One other ...

While they have embraced their American life, they’ve always held a special place in their hearts for the comforting flavors of their home country, particularly the empanadas that have been a staple ...

TAMPA, Fla. -- Max Fried believes he was about 12 or 13 years old when he first discovered the ability to make a baseball move like others couldn’t. Snapping nasty curveballs into the dirt, the ...