IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, Feb. 26

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, Feb. 26

POSTED: Friday, February 27, 2009, 9:29 PM
Filed Under: In Print
Photo | Michael T. Regan

- Trey Popp visits MangoMoon, the new Asian small plates restaurant from Chabaa Thai chef/owner Moon Krapugthong. The Main Street Manayunk eatery does a lot of stuff right, but the Trey's particularly smitten by the homemade Thai sausage — the best sausage he's ever eaten. Ever.

- David Snyder eats like an Egyptian at Mazag Café, the Mediterranean coffee shop/eatery at 10th and Carpenter. Not to miss: the koshary, an Egyptian specialty you can only get on Wednesdays.

- Cured, pickled and fermented: Nick Bronson shares his list of the Top 5 foods "mummified" by local chefs and artisans. Sliced pickled beef at Nan Zhou and kimchi jigae at Giwa are but a few that make the cut.

- Brazilian carnivals, stupid-cheap Blackfish lunches and dinner with Phil Roy and Marc Vetri are all featured in Nikki Volpicelli's What's Cooking this week.

- In Feeding Frenzy, I've got deets on South Jersey's Seasons 52, the awesomely named coffee shop Lovers and Madmen and some Italian eatery deals you need to know about.

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