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By: Julienne December 21, 2025 Eating Out, Travelblog, bryant park christmas market, entertainment, featured, inspiration, new york city eats, nyc restaurants, poetry, Travel, where to eat in new yorkLeave a Comment

NYC Winter Food Diary

Two words: vodka pie. There’s something that can’t beat the first bite of pizza after you’ve landed in New York. On this most recent trip, it was a vodka pie at La Pecora Bianca – a very simple pizza with a layer of creamy red vodka sauce, dots of mozzarella, and a basil leaf perched…

By: Julienne November 18, 2025November 18, 2025 Celestial Eats, Recipesastrological recipes, fall recipe, featured, kabocha squash, kabocha squash ramen, ramen noodles, scorpio season recipeLeave a Comment

Scorpio Season Miso Ramen Kabocha Squash Soup

It’s perfectly fitting that Scorpio season begins right before Halloween and just before daylight saving time ends. Known as one of the witchier, more secretive, and deeply intuitive signs, Scorpio energy mirrors the shift in the season. The days grow shorter, the air turns crisp, and everything feels a little more mysterious. I’m a Scorpio…

Libra Season Apple Crumble

“Is it basic to love fall?” I asked my work bestie the other day. It’s funny that we live in a time where simply liking a season can land you in a labeled category – a whole “type” of person. Somewhere along the way, fall became pumpkin spice everything. I love that my sun sign…

watercolor drawing of crab roll sandwiches

By: Julienne July 21, 2025July 20, 2025 Celestial Eats, Recipescancer season eats, Celestial Eats, chilled seafood sandwich, cold seafood sandwich, crab rolls, easy recipes, featured, seafood sandwich rolls, seafood sandwiches, what to eat during cancer seasonLeave a Comment

Cancer Season Crab Rolls

The astrologers I follow have been talking about how Saturn is currently retrograde, and that we’re about to enter a Mercury retrograde cycle as well. So when they ask, “Do you not feel like doing anything lately?” it makes me think that my own overall feeling of blah might be my body and spirit responding…

By: Julienne July 20, 2025 Eating Outcambodian community long beach, cambodian food long beach, cambodian noodles, cambodian restaurants in long beach, featured, food, laotian food long beach, noodles, phnom penh noodle shack, restaurants, student noodles, TravelLeave a Comment

Phnom Penh Noodle Shack

Hubs made another great food discovery in Long Beach. Knowing that the largest Cambodian community in the U.S. resides there, along with a sizable Lao population, he’s been wanting to explore the local spots and try dishes that are totally new to both of us. Cambodian and Laotian cuisines are mostly uncharted territory for us,…

By: Julienne July 16, 2025 Eating Outcamelia la, camelia restaurant, chef jon yao, featured, food, kato la, kato restaurant, restaurant review, summer series, tasting menu, tasting menus, TravelLeave a Comment

Kato | Camelia Summer Series Tasting Menu

I usually plan a little weekend trip for my husband’s birthday, but this year we stayed local. Kato is doing a summer series where chef Jon Yao is teaming up with some of the best LA restaurants to create collaborative tasting menus over 10 weeks this season. For hubs’ birthday, I booked the Camelia tasting…

By: Julienne July 2, 2025 Recipesfeatured, sheet cake recipe, strawberry cake, strawberry cake recipe, strawberry cream cheese frosting, strawberry dessert, strawberry sheet cake, summer fruitsLeave a Comment

Peak Strawberry Season Sheet Cake

Right now is the time to buy fruit. Lots of it. This post is mostly a note to myself so I remember: every July, this is when fruit starts to get really good. Specifically, strawberries, blackberries, and Rainier cherries. I can vouch for all three because that’s what I picked up recently, and they’ve all…

By: Julienne June 25, 2025 Eating Outbar issi, blog, eating in palm springs, featured, home kitchen, inspiration, lifestyle, NYC deli, palm springs restaurants, poetry, shermans deli palm springs, thompson hotel palm springs, tiny saigon, Travel, vietnamese foodLeave a Comment

Palm Springs Food Dump

I will never tire of Palm Springs. It’s a gem for art whenever there are new Desert X installations, and we always love to visit the Art Museum. This past weekend they had a Juneteenth screening, Racist Trees, and featured an exhibit of Howard Smith’s work. Outside of art, there are plenty of gorgeous desert…

Eating Outcambodian community long beach, cambodian food long beach, cambodian noodles, cambodian restaurants in long beach, featured, food, laotian food long beach, noodles, phnom penh noodle shack, restaurants, student noodles, TravelLeave a Comment