Top 10 NYC Foods You’ll Miss if Your JFK-Bound Flight is KOed at LHR

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1. Smoked Meat Sandwich, Mile End Deli
2. Popeye Pizza, Co.
3. Lobster Roll, Luke’s Lobster
4. Margherita Pizza, Roberta’s
5. Five Napkin Burger, Five Napkin Burger
6. Porchetta Sandwich, Porchetta
7. Korean Double Fried Chicken Wings, KyoChon
8. Cubanito, Cafe Cortadito
9. Tung Po Pork, Old Shanghai Deluxe
10. Meatball Slider, The Meatball Shop
 
 

6 Comments

  1. Greedy Diva
    Greedy Diva on December 20, 2010 at 9:54 am

    I am just a teensy bit jealous of all those people who have been “trapped” in New York – even more so now. I just published something on The Meatball Shop last night by coincidence(!), and love Luke’s Lobster too. Your list will be added to my to do list!

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    • Daniel Young
      Daniel Young on December 20, 2010 at 10:05 am

      Greedy – I put on 4 kilos in 7 1/2 New York December days, so it’s probably best my flight back to London was not cancelled.

      Reply
  2. Paul
    Paul on December 23, 2010 at 8:59 am

    Those wings look addictive like crack, can you get anything similar over here in London?

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    • Daniel Young
      Daniel Young on December 23, 2010 at 9:26 am

      Paul – Haven’t found any. Must do a rekkie in New Malden, London’s Koreatown.

      Reply
  4. Lynne
    Lynne on January 30, 2011 at 5:44 pm

    Why can’t we learn from the US that a sandwich is intended to taste of the filling and not just the bread? I look at fillings like that smoked meat sandwich… can you imagine that much from any sandwich bar in London?

    Reply

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