Do you like sushi and seafood?

In the ICHIUMI Restaurant you´ll find a huge buffet with different kinds of seafood and sushi!

"NY's largest all-you-can-eat buffet with the freshest, finest Japanese cuisine. Artfully prepared sushi; sashimi along with traditional favorites such as beef teriyaki, tempura, tonkatsu, udon noodles, yakisoba, sukiyaki; gyoza dumplings. Plus a wide variety of seafood: snow crab legs, jumbo shrimp, oysters, baked swordfish, smoked salmon. Gourmet salad; dessert bar. Lunch $18.95 ($21.95 Sat./Sun.); Dinner $28.95 ($31.95 Fri.-Sun.). Open daily, lunch & dinner. (M) All cards." (text from: http://cityguideny.com/listingsinfo.cfm?id=335&table=Restaurants)

Get directions: Map
6 east 32nd St. New York, NY - 10016
T. 212.7251333/ F. 212.7251925

Train: 6 (Direction Brooklyn-Bridge/City Hall Station)
Train Station: 33rd Street 

Have fun!!
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"FUERZA BRUTA: LOOK UP is a non-stop collision of dynamic music, visceral emotion, and kinetic aerial imagery.
Featuring mind – blowing visual effects that must be seen to be believed – a man running full throttle through a series of moving walls, women frolicking in a watery world suspended just inches above the audience – FUERZA BRUTA: LOOK UP is a theatrical experience that floods the senses. Come experience a 360° heart-pounding theatrical experience!" (text from: http://fuerzabrutanyc.com/wordpress/get-the-buzz/)
Check the Fuerza Bruta website out!
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Have fun!

If you love to try different kinds of food, the Food Walking Tours are a great way to get into the gastronomic universe!

Check the different Tours below and "Bon Appétit!!!"

"ASTORIA, QUEENS, WALKABOUT
Although the tour is billed as “Around the World in 80 Minutes,” its creator, Susan Birnbaum, doesn’t like to be a stickler for the clock when visiting Greek, Italian, Colombian, Egyptian, and Lebanese restaurants and shops along 30th Avenue. “I just couldn’t resist the pun!” she says. The eight-stop trip is popular with adventurous tourists and locals who don’t know that Astoria offers more than Greek treats. SusanSez NYC Walkabouts, meet at 30th Ave at 31st St, Astoria, Queens (917-509-3111, dbsystemsgroup.com/susansez). Apr 24 at 11am, $40. 

BOWERLY LANE CHOCOLATE TOUR
The sugar high that comes from visiting five haute chocolate spots along the Bowery is significant, but this two-hour walking tour is meant to work it off along the way. Taste confections flavored with chili, paprika, ginger, wasabi, tequila, Cuban rum and even absinthe. New Chocolate Tours, meet at 63 E 4th St between Bowery and Second Ave (917-292-0680, sweetwalks.com). Thu–Sun 3:30pm, $50 in advance.

CHINATOWN, BROOKLYN
Liz Young’s four-hour marathon tour treks through Brooklyn to explore a lesser-known culinary enclave straddling Sunset Park and Bay Ridge. The Chinese food is mostly Cantonese, notable for what Young calls “refined, delicate flavors.” The tour starts with Hong Kong–style dim sum, with curious eaters noshing on dumplings, Chinese tarts and stuffed buns, rice porridge, bubble tea, scallion pancakes and, for the truly adventurous, chicken feet or fin soup. Liz Young Culinary Tours (646-286-8065, lizyoungtours.com). Mon–Fri 10am–2pm; Sat, Sun 9am–1pm, or by request. $125.
 
A TASTE OF HELL
On this seven-stop, three-hour tour through Hell’s Kitchen, expect a midtown melting pot of eats, including empanadas, milk shakes, secret-spot chorizo tacos, pork buns, biscotti and apple pie. Bonus: On cold days, local tour guide Moira Campbell swings by the little-known 414 Hotel, a bed-and-breakfast where you can rest your legs by a cozy fireplace. Rum & Blackbird Tasting Tours (212-209-3370, rumandblackbird.com). Sat, Sun 1:30am–2:30pm, 3–6pm; $49.

TASTE OF HARLEM TOUR
“I feel sometimes like I’m Mr. U.N.,” says tour leader Neal Shoemaker, who guides school kids and tourists through Harlem. “I mean, Kentucky kids eating authentic African food? It’s so cool! They’re not going to get that in Louisville.” The mix of African, African-American, Spanish and Jamaican edibles won’t merely fill the stomach, he promises; they’ll help illustrate Harlem’s diverse culture as well. Harlem Heritage Tours, meet at 104 Malcolm X Blvd (Lenox Ave) between 115th and 116th Sts (212-280-7888, harlemheritage.com). Sat 10, Apr 24 12–3pm, $39.—Amy Zavatto"

Do you want to improve your english?
Take a look in the International Center New York!
"Funded in 1961, the International Center is a unique community where immigrants, refugees, students and others newcomers to the United States come to practice english and learn about American culture." (text from www.intcenter.org)
All teachers are volunteers thats make the place more happy and funny, everybody is there because they want to help!
Come over to discover the classes and the worshops!!
You gonna have fun!
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Fabi

Our mission is to empower people to make a living making things, and to reconnect makers with buyers. Our vision is to build a new economy and present a better choice: to buy, sell, and live handmade." (text from www.etsy.com)

Check the website out: ETSY Handmade Marketplace!

Enjoy!!
:)))
Fabi

Looking different kinds of blog on the internet, I found one which is really special!
Ricardo Marins is a brasilian guy who loves circus since he was 10 years old. Also, he loves drawing, building little replicas and art.
When he was 16 years old, he watched "Saltimbancos", and had the great ideia: to make a Cirque du Soleil´s replica.
He did a great job! When "Alegria" was in Brazil, the first maquete stayed on the backstage and now it is in Montreal! The second he´s just presented to Quidam!
Here you have some pictures, enjoy this beautiful work!

Check Ricardo Marins´ blog out!!
Well done Ricardo!! Good Luck!

Fabi :)

Delivery Wednesday:

Hello oVo!!

For lovers of nature, parks, historic preservation and camping, there is a nice place to look for those:

http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/

In this website you´ll find different natural places across the NY!

Enjoy!!

Fabi
:)

Hello everyone!!

Here you have a list of Free Museums by day!
Information from Time Out M agazine,  one more sent to us by LiliAndriola!

China Institute 
6-8pm

Staten Island Museum
2-4pm
Museum of the Heritage: A Living Memorial to the Holocaust 
4-8pm

Van Cortlandt House Museum 
10am-3pm
Children´s Museum of the Arts
Pay what you wish
4-6pm

China Institute
6-8pm

Museum of the Arts & Design
Pay whhat you wish
6-9pm

Museum of Chinese in America
Target Free Thursday
11am-9pm

New Museum of Contemporary Art
7-9pm


American Folk Art Museum
Free Music fridays
5:30-7:30pm

Asia Society and Museum ny
6-9pm

The Bronx Museum of Arts
11am-8pm

International Center of Photography
Target Free first friday

The Morgan Library & Museum ny
Friday evenings at the Morgan
7-9pm

The Museum of Modern Art  
Target Free Friday Nights
4-8pm

New York Hall Of Science
2-5pm September-June

Rubin Museum of Art
7-10pm; also,
download a bring-a-friend-for-free coupon valid through Dec 31, 2010, at manyc.org

Whitney Museum of American Art  
Target Museum of Modern Art
4-8pm


Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Pay what you wish
5:45-7:45pm
The Jewish Museum 
11am-5:45pm


The Frick Collection
Pay what you wish
11am-1pm

New York Hall of Science
10-11am September-June

Studio Museum In Harlem
Target Free Sundays,
noon-6pm


Museum of American Fincance
Tue-Sat 10-11am for everyone, Sat 10am-4pm for students

Yeshiva University Museum
Mon, Wed 5-8pm;
Fri 11am-2:30pm

Infos from Time Out Megazine, Issue 757, April 1-7, 2010

Thank you so much for sharing it Lili!!!

Hello everyone!!!

Near the apartaments there is a great restaurant 24hours with a very good food!

You´ll find meat, fish, pasta, soup... whatever you want!!

Check the website and choose your meal: Midnight Express
 
You can choose for delivery: (212) 860-2320
1715 Second Avenue - Corner 89th Street

Get Direction: Map


I hope you all had great vacations!!

:)
Fabi