Walk into Red Farm on Hudson Street and feel like you've been transported to a farmhouse from the 1800s. Ed Schoenfield and Joe Ng's created Red Farm in the West Village as a different approach to Chinese dining. Ed Schoenfield continues to evolve Chinese cuisine into fun, modern, and hip. Who other to hire than Joe Ng--dim sum master! You might remember Joe Ng's fresh and playful approach to cooking from Chinatown Brasserie. Chef Ng's wanted to bring a "greenmarket sensibility" to the menu at Red Farm. But even if you don't feel that sensibility, you will still have a good meal whether you're tucked into a banquette or sharing a communal table with strangers. Not everything will blow your mind, but solid food for sure. Good vibes and definitely worth checking out.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
New Age Chinese Food
Walk into Red Farm on Hudson Street and feel like you've been transported to a farmhouse from the 1800s. Ed Schoenfield and Joe Ng's created Red Farm in the West Village as a different approach to Chinese dining. Ed Schoenfield continues to evolve Chinese cuisine into fun, modern, and hip. Who other to hire than Joe Ng--dim sum master! You might remember Joe Ng's fresh and playful approach to cooking from Chinatown Brasserie. Chef Ng's wanted to bring a "greenmarket sensibility" to the menu at Red Farm. But even if you don't feel that sensibility, you will still have a good meal whether you're tucked into a banquette or sharing a communal table with strangers. Not everything will blow your mind, but solid food for sure. Good vibes and definitely worth checking out.
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