Naomi Tomky

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  • CanoeHouse, the resort’s beachfront restaurant, celebrates the island’s unique bounty—everything from locally raised abalone and fresh caught opakapaka (snapper) to tart poha berries and tender hearts of palm.

    Hawaii’s storied Mauna Lani Resort reopens after $200 million remodel

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  • Cows grazing on the lower slopes of Mauna Kea on the Big Island, Hawaii.

    The foodie haven in Hawaii you need to know about now

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  • Georgian khachapuri, a boat-shaped cheese-filled bread, at Compass Rose in Washington, D.C.Lifestyle

    Georgia’s staple cheesy bread is more than Instagram bait. It’s an economic indicator

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  • As restaurants pare down to takeout only, or close entirely to wait out the pandemic, restaurant suppliers are left with tons of food.Lifestyle

    Left with tons of premium food amid coronavirus shutdown, restaurant suppliers turn to consumers to stay afloat

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  • A bamboo steamer filled with handmade juicy pork buns from Zheng Café in Seattle.Lifestyle

    From Wuhan to Seattle, the coronavirus pandemic cuts deep into local businesses

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  • Zojirushi is a beloved brand that makes the Ferrari of rice cookers coveted by food nerds everywhere—and a cult favorite coffee mug.Lifestyle

    How this cult classic coffee thermos became a total game changer

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  • The local version of apps can be particularly helpful when it comes to transportation—many public transportation and rail systems have their own apps.

    The most essential travel apps you need to know about

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  • Kwame Onwuachi ’13, working as a guest chef with students in the Bocuse Restaurant on the Culinary Institute of America’s New York campus.Lifestyle

    What’s next for James Beard Foundation’s ‘rising star chef’ Kwame Onwuachi

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  • A food tour of Hong Kong as seen on an episode of “Eat China.”Lifestyle

    What the producer of the hit YouTube series ‘Eat China’ wishes people knew about Chinese food

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  • Inside Erizo, an American restaurant in Portland, Ore., serving a multicourse tasting menu three nights a week prepared over live fire.Lifestyle

    How Portland’s star seafood chef stays sustainable

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  • Sustainable can be a wobbly term. Should Imperfect Foods use the term for the offcuts of farmed salmon it sells?Retail

    An Imperfect expansion into ‘sustainable’ seafood

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  • “Coro” is the Italian word for chorus, and the business’s owners say the name alludes to not only the chorus of nontraditional flavors in the meats but also the chorus of voices at the neighborhood institution.Lifestyle

    How a beloved Seattle sandwich shop, originally owned by the Batali family, found new life

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  • The Canada Line rapid transit on the elevated railway in winter, with city streets and views of buildings and snowcapped mountains as backdrop, between the cities of Richmond and Vancouver, British Columbia.

    One of the best places to celebrate Lunar New Year is just outside Vancouver

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  • Van Leeuwen’s new line of oat milk–based ice cream.Lifestyle

    Peak Plant-Based Ice Cream Is Here

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  • Back to school…at the bar.Lifestyle

    Bars and Restaurants Around the Country Are Turning Into Classrooms

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