ATHLEISURE LIST: East Village, NYC
87 Ludlow
On Oct 25th of this year, 87 Ludlow opened with a menu that showcases Filipino-Spanish tapas by Chef/Owner Aris Tuazon and travels to Spain and his Filipino heritage.
try include: a take on the Filipino Braised Pork, the Pork Belly Humba is made with tender pork belly (cooked 4 to 6 hours), which comes in an aromatic sauce accented by dry lily blossoms. The Sizzling Crispy Pata, which is deepfried boneless pork hock with tamarind that’s served in a skillet - an ode to the popular Filipino crispy pork leg dish. And Bone Marrow Steak, served in a skillet – an ode to the popular Filipino crispy pork leg dish, and ribeye with fried jasmine rice cooked with Japanese soy sauce and wagyu beef tallow.
On our next visit, 3 tapas that we should try on our next visit: Oyster Sisig is a unique take on the popular sizzling Filipino chopped pork sisig, instead made with the prized Filipino Aklan oysters that are coated in tempura batter, fried, chopped and served in a hot mini skillet with Japanese mayonnaise, scallions, onion and quail egg. Also Callos Beef Tripe with housemade chorizo de Cebu (longannisa sausage), and garbanzo beans, as well as Pulpo grilled octopus with pineapple chimichurri and romesco that’s a best seller and a dish that’s inspired by Spanish cuisine.
3 sides that we should have to accomany meal include the Longganisa Fried Rice with Housemade Longganisa Sausage and Toasted Focaccia Bread - it is great for dipping in olive oil and mopping up the sauces on other dishes.
In terms of entrées, 3 that we should
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