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Jackie Mercandetti Photo TruTacos In back of Jewel s Bakery & Cafe, you can order tacos and a few other Mexican specialties from TruTacos. Here, chef Justine and Misael Trujillo recreate recipes from Trujillo s family. The al pastor, carne asada, and nopales tacos are traditional but for a touch here, a touch there, a bit of Flamin Hot Cheetos in the tortilla. Weekend specials rotate into favorites like posole and carne asada fries. Margaritas are juice-forward and tropical, more backyard barbecue than mixology. The best bite? A special taco that combines peppers and cream cheese.  Keep Phoenix New Times Free. Since we started

Cafe Reviews | Phoenix New Times | The Leading Independent News Source in Phoenix, Arizona

Two noodle shops opened mid-pandemic do the Japanese soup right. Friday, December 11, 2020 at 6 a.m. Do you love a cheery, modern dining room? Maybe some potted plants acting as centerpieces? Perhaps a classic lunch counter? Or do you just want a look inside the kitchen? We understand. Often the restaurant s atmosphere is as inviting as the menu items. If you d like to see what some of our favorite Phoenix restaurants have done with their bar, patio, or dining space, check out this slideshow. More Cafe Reviews Stories The Phoenix New Times may earn a portion of sales from products & services purchased through links on our site from our affiliate partners.

Cafe Review: An Intimate Pop-Up Explores Thailand s Regional Deep Cuts

Each week since late October, husband-and-wife team Alex and Yotaka Martin have spent Wednesday through Friday cooking just a few meals available for Friday takeout. They aim, Alex says, to “show people another side of the cultures of Thailand and their cuisine.” They’re succeeding. Their pop-up, Lom Wong, provides stunning glimpses of Thailand’s roads less traveled. Lom Wong prepares micro-regional dishes, often specific to an individual person or village, and from people and villages across Thailand. If the Martins can make a paste or egg noodles from scratch, they do. They pound nam prik for hours. They coax milk from coconuts. They dry and fry pork cracklings. Alex says they make one typical ingredient, minced pork, using “a machete and swinging for a long time.”

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