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Bar Masa

  1. 最好的纽约
    The Absolute Best Tuna Tartare in New York It’s the ultimate example of late-’80s dining, but brave chefs are dusting it off and giving the dish new life.
    ByAlan Sytsma
  2. Quote of the Day
    Thomas Keller Is a Picky Eater in C.A., But Not in N.Y. The French Laundry chef hits up a few expected spots, and some that are not.
    ByHugh Merwin
  3. Sin City
    Chef Masa’s Tetsu Replacing Shaboo This August at barMASA in Vegas The legendary Japanese chef plans an ultra-luxurious selection of meat and seafood options at his first teppanyaki concept.
    ByHadley Tomicki
  4. Openings
    Dreams of Sushi: Masa Alums Team Up to Open Neta Next Month Nick Kim and Jimmy Lau are opening their own 42-seat restaurant on West 8th Street.
    ByBeth Landman
  5. The Other Critics
    Eating Las VegasPicks Sin City’s Top 50 Meanwhile, a collaborator calls the critics’ picks “predictable.”
    ByHadley Tomicki
  6. Mediavore
    Frappuccinos Go Vegan; Are Hybrid Tomatoes Heirloom? Plus: Red Hook Lobster Pound eyes D.C., and Blue Marble wants in at Brooklyn Bridge Park, all in our morning news roundup.
  7. The Food Chain
    Yank Sing Co-owner Admires Bar Masa’s Uni Risotto “As you’re eating it, the steam comes up into your nostrils and it’s amazing.”
    ByAlexandra VallisandAdam Martin
  8. Menu Changes
    Ed’s Lobster Bar Ignores Patriotic Duty, Ditches Banana Split (Plus: The lobster bar is now exclusively serving Italian specialties from Il Laboratorio. Plus, other menu changes around town.
    By丹尼尔·毛雷尔
  9. Sushi Smackdown
    Breaking News: Bar Masa Sashimi Better Than Crap You Get at Home Is fish from Bar Masa better than fish from your local monger? Yes!
    ByAileen Gallagher
  10. What to Eat Tonight
    Eat Bar Masa’s Fried Fugu — We Double-Dog Dare You Fugu, or the flesh of the blowfish, can be deadly if prepared the wrong way, as anyone who has seen theSimpsonsepisode where Homer is given 24 hours to live after having it served to him by an inexperienced chef can attest. (Actually, he’s given 22 — says Dr. Hibbert: “I’m sorry I kept you waiting so long.”)