September 13, 2011 | Posted in Blog, Food, Life, Travel

Ramen Takumi – My Favor Tan Tan Men at Greenwich Village

I work by Union Square surrounded by many popular restaurants and shops. The coolest thing is that my girl friend “Diana” actually work on the same block with me. So I always look for new restaurant to try with her. Every time I walked pass by University Place, I could’t help but notice the Ramen [...]

September 5, 2011 | Posted in Blog, Food, Life, Travel

Cafe Henri – Reminiscent of a Parisian Cafe In New York City

My fiance and I were in the mood for a light brunch this weekend. We visited Cafe Henri, a charming French cafe in Long Island City. It has a very relaxed atmosphere with an etching of Henri, the owner’s dog on the glass window. The cafe feels very inviting and filled with details like artworks [...]

August 24, 2011 | Posted in Blog, Life, Travel

Check Out Fire Island, Another Fun Summer Spot in New York

When you ask people where can you find beautiful beaches in New York, they’ll usually say the Hamptons. I know just another spot that is as nice as Hamptons but much more affordable and laid-back – it’s the Ocean Beach at Fire Island. It’s a popular beach destination that I just newly discovered. This barrier [...]

August 20, 2011 | Posted in Blog, Life, Photography

Michael and Leiley’s Wedding at Liberty Park

I wanted to share this intimate wedding that I shot a month ago at Liberty House, Jersey City. Michael and Leiley are two of the most wonderful people I ever met for years. The ceremony took place in a beautiful garden overlooking the New York skyline. When Leiley walked down the isle you can see [...]

August 7, 2011 | Posted in Blog, Food, Life, Travel

Romantic Dinner at One if by Land, Two if by Sea

Last Sunday night I celebrated my 11th year anniversary with my fiance at One If by Land, Two If By Sea. This restaurant has been labeled “the most romantic restaurant in the city.” The atmosphere is incredible – just walking in we were very impressed by the ambiance and decor. It’s set in an eighteenth-century [...]