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SF Food Truck Series Part I: Señor Sisig

March 12, 2013/in SF, Uncategorized /by CMB

For the month of March the Coffee Meets Bagel team in San Francisco will visit a food truck for each week to get you Bagels excited for some unique date ideas. For all you young professionals on-the-go, food trucks are a fun and easy way to indulge in a nice lunch. On top of that, it is also a unique way to spend your first date with your Bagel of the day! So, here’s our first stop:
Name: Señor Sisig
Cuisine: Filipino/Mexican
Background: Friends since high school, Evan Kidero and Gil Payumo started Señor Sisig, a Filipino-Mexican fusion food launched in 2010. These lovely fellas combined their entrepreneurial skills and passion for food to create a successful company spreading both the flavors of the Philippines and Mexico into the main stream culinary world.
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What does “Sisig” mean, you ask?
Sisig is a filipino term for “snacking on something sour.” This is a reference to the unique taste palette of traditional filipino food that heavily relies on salt and vinegar for their staple dishes. Make sure to say hello to Evan and Gil for us when you stop by!
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Food: Sisig Nachos
Price: $8
Description: This consisted of our choice of meat (pork), topped with nacho cheese, sour cream, guacamole, pico de gallo and jalapenos. This dish was a perfect mix of salty and spicy due to that perfectly marinated pork and all that cheese. Make sure you take plenty of napkins, this is a messy one!
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Food: California Sisig Burrito
Price: $8
Description: This is the most popular item on the menu, including shredded cheese, sour cream, guacamole, salsa and french fries. Our favorite part of the burrito were definitely the french fries; it added a nice crispy texture to the burrito. Again, it had a great salty/spicy combination that was balanced out with the guacamole. This would be a much better order for a date, as it is much easier to snack on than the nachos.
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Look at us enjoying ourselves in the office! Thanks Señor Sisig for feeding us on this fine day!
Make sure to check out the Señor Sisig website for their truck schedule.
Or better yet, follow them on @senorsisig!
Write-up: @gabydomingo
Images: @SurprenantK

Eat, Shop and Enjoy

April 15, 2012/in Date Ideas, NYC, Uncategorized /by CMB

Dine OUT on the streets?

Either it be for lunch because you don’t have time to sit down and have a proper meal, or because you’re new to the city and think having food on the streets is just weird, going to New York City’s Food Truck Rally is a fun place to go on a Sunday. Many of the best food trucks are coming to Prospect Park so people can sample their treats. I personally am going to go because I love their delicious food, fast service, and reasonable prices. However I always have the same food from the same truck. This is a chance for me and you to explore other options! 

Food trucks scheduled to be at the rally TODAY are:

Big D’s Grub
Coolhaus
Cupcake Crew
Eddie’s Pizza Truck
Frites n Meats
Gorilla Cheese
Kelvin Natural Slush
Kimchi Taco Truck
Mexicue
Milk Truck
Pera Turkish Tacos
Red Hook Lobster Truck
Rickshaw Dumpling Truck
Valducci’s Original Pizza
Van Leeuwen Ice Cream
Wafels & Dinges
I’m not going to say which one, but I already see 3 of my FAVORITE trucks. So check it out today!
WHAT: FOOD TRUCK RALLY
WHEN: TODAY, May 27, Third Sunday of June, July, August, September and October  (11a.m.-5:00p.m.)
WHERE:  Grand Army Plaza (Flatbush Ave and Prospect Park W at Eastern Pkwy 

Brooklyn, NY)

Click here for more information 

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Room Full of Comfort and Creativity 

Ladies tired of wearing skin tight clothes decked out in stiletto heels, lets take a break from it and chill out in comforting gear and accessories. Creatures of Comfort teamed up with Sight Unseen -an online magazine that is all about creativity. They created a Sight Unseen pop-up in the gallery space of Creatures of Comfort’s NY store called the Sight Unseen Shape Shop. Enjoy the space filled with creativity and get your credit card ready while at it.

WHAT: Shape Shop (Sight Unseen + Creatures of Comfort)

WHEN: Through May 6th

WHERE: 205 Mulberry St., b/t Kenmare & Spring Sts

Click here for More Information 

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GET OUT OF YOUR APARTMENT!


Did everybody have a good time outdoors over the weekend? Having a picnic at Central Park, biking along the West Side, or even going to Battery Park to just get away from the city… these are the thing we do on the weekends. During the week you can still spend some time outside after work, but you’ll probably want a beer to get your mind off of that excel spreadsheet. I prefer going to meatpacking during the week rather than the weekend- it’s getting a tad too Jersey Shore-esque (just my opinion). Standard’s Biergarten is the go-to place for a glass of beer or even a little more than that. 

WHERE: The Standard’s Biergarten (848 Washington Street between 13th St. and Little W 12th St.)

WHEN: Open from 4pm-12am Monday-Thursday, 4pm-1am on Friday, noon-1am on Saturday, noon-12am on Sunday


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