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Luckyrice Is Throwing A Big Asian Feast In Brooklyn Next Month
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Nell Casey
Published May 11, 2016
Modified May 12, 2016
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Luckyrice
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Published May 11, 2016
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Every year, LUCKYRICE throws a huge feast celebrating "the best in Asian cuisine from Hong Kong to Hanoi." This year, the New York Grand Feast moves to Industry City, with dozens of local restaurants offering samplings from their menus, from fine dining or street food-style.
Highlights from this year's Feast include the incredible Shrimp Paste Chicken Wings from Chomp Chomp, Pork Belly Smiling Bao from East Wind Snack Shop, Pig's Ear Tonkatsu and Vegetarian Kimbaps from Insa, a selection of raw fish bowls from Pokeworks, and Bacon and Shrimp Dumplings from Talde. On the beverage side, Asahi Beer, a Silk Journey cocktail made with Bombay Sapphire East Gin and a bunch of other cocktail offerings from spots like Extra Fancy and Saxon and Parole.
Tickets to this year's June 2nd event have been reduced from previous years, with a GA ticket just $88 for two hours of open feasting and booze. VIP tickets ($150) buy you an extra hour at the top of the show.
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