Moonshine 152
From the moment we walked through the door, everything about this atmosphere was warm, cozy, beautiful and inviting. It brought me a sense of great anticipation and comfort without even consuming anything.
I knew nothing except my child was excited to share the best place in Boston to eat. One of our ways to experience quality time is finding excellent cuisine when we travel. Sharing culinary delights while sharing life stories are moments I treasure with my sweet child. Our season is life, makes these moments even more precious because they are less frequent now that we are both 'adulting' and have great distance between us. Last night, just after I arrived in Boston, I was treated to one of the BEST discoveries in our history of excellence, local gems!
The menu has many Parks and Recreation references, one of our family favorite's, and this immediately brought me joy. Decisions were made, drinks and food were delivered.. Chef Asia delivers each meal, personally, to the table. What a delightful, special touch of service, intention and care. I loved every bite and every moment.
The crew I met knew I was from out of town. As I wrapped things up, they encouraged me to visit again the next time I'm in town. My reply? You might see me again THIS time before I leave!
The Chef, the heart of the experience:
"She (Asia Mae) skipped her graduation ceremony to search for a job to learn how to cook; this would be the day she wandered into the revered Hamersley's Bistro, where she would leave as a Sous Chef four years later. Here, Asia excelled on the hot-line and formed much of the basis for her style of cooking with classical French technique and New England ingredients. She would later further her love for the many possibilities of American cuisine working with the well-known Kinkead brothers at Sibling Rivalry as an executive sous chef.
Even with an undying love for all things butter and salt, Asia then worked as head chef at Whole Foods for two years, which allowed her a unique opportunity to round out her multi-cultural approach to bright, healthy flavors with which everyone can identify. She was able to quickly appreciate the chance to explore the delicious, healthier possibilities found in diets based more on organic, vegetarian, and food allergen free values."
Read the full story on the Moonshine 152 website.
Moonshine 152 Restaurant
Moonshine 152
From the moment we walked through the door, everything about this atmosphere was warm, cozy, beautiful and inviting. It brought me a sense of great anticipation and comfort without even consuming anything.
I knew nothing except my child was excited to share the best place in Boston to eat. One of our ways to experience quality time is finding excellent cuisine when we travel. Sharing culinary delights while sharing life stories are moments I treasure with my sweet child. Our season is life, makes these moments even more precious because they are less frequent now that we are both 'adulting' and have great distance between us. Last night, just after I arrived in Boston, I was treated to one of the BEST discoveries in our history of excellence, local gems!
The menu has many Parks and Recreation references, one of our family favorite's, and this immediately brought me joy. Decisions were made, drinks and food were delivered.. Chef Asia delivers each meal, personally, to the table. What a delightful, special touch of service, intention and care. I loved every bite and every moment.
The crew I met knew I was from out of town. As I wrapped things up, they encouraged me to visit again the next time I'm in town. My reply? You might see me again THIS time before I leave!
The Chef, the heart of the experience:
"She (Asia Mae) skipped her graduation ceremony to search for a job to learn how to cook; this would be the day she wandered into the revered Hamersley's Bistro, where she would leave as a Sous Chef four years later. Here, Asia excelled on the hot-line and formed much of the basis for her style of cooking with classical French technique and New England ingredients. She would later further her love for the many possibilities of American cuisine working with the well-known Kinkead brothers at Sibling Rivalry as an executive sous chef.
Even with an undying love for all things butter and salt, Asia then worked as head chef at Whole Foods for two years, which allowed her a unique opportunity to round out her multi-cultural approach to bright, healthy flavors with which everyone can identify. She was able to quickly appreciate the chance to explore the delicious, healthier possibilities found in diets based more on organic, vegetarian, and food allergen free values."
Read the full story on the Moonshine 152 website. read more