I love the cozy cafe vibes and all of their drinks! Strawberry Honey Toast from Caffe Bene.I’ve been meaning to go back to try more of their items! They’ve got amazing seafood and drinks with a great location. So much fresh raw salmon and beautiful presentation! They have many options for sake don and sushi too, for whatever you prefer. Sake Don from Tora Japanese Restaurant.It’s a local and cash-only restaurant in Quincy and Allston and their spicy hand-pulled noodles are my absolute favorite. Lamb Biang Biang Noodles from Chili Square or I Fresh Noodle.I’ve had their dine-in omakase, takeout omakase, and dine-in regular menu and they are all phenomenal!! If you’re looking for some beautiful and unique sushi, the presentation, hospitality, and flavors at Laughing Monk are all top-notch. Omakase Box To-Go from Laughing Monk Cafe.
Name the top five dishes on your Boston food bucket list. I’m excited and curious to see how Boston’s restaurant scene will continue to evolve. I love the increasing diversity and amazing hidden gems/local spots in Boston’s restaurant scene! Recently, I’ve also noticed that many popular restaurants from other major cities are opening or already have opened locations in Boston. What makes the Boston restaurant scene special? I never thought it would gain even 100 followers, but here we are! We also traveled a lot and, of course, tried so much good food everywhere we went! Eventually, I stumbled across a couple of Boston Instagram accounts (back in 2017 or 2018), and thought why not make one for myself since I had so many food photos on my iPhone anyways.
And starting this fall, I moved to Chestnut Hill to study business at Boston College! Growing up, my family always loved going out to eat (mostly for Asian food), and you could find us at Taiwan Cafe in Chinatown every other week. I grew up in Southborough, MA which is in Central Massachusetts, about 30 minutes from the city. How’d you end up in Boston, and what inspired you to create your Instagram account? Read on for her favorite food photography tips, hear what she thinks of the Boston food scene, and see where she gets her social media inspo. As a Massachusetts native, Tang grew up exploring the local culinary culture, dining out with family and friends or following other Instagram accounts. And Brianna Tang of has totally nailed it. When you think of foodies of Instagram, you think of bright, eye-catching, mouth-watering photos.
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