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Priya Krishna

Priya Krishna

Food Staff Reporter at The New York Times

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Opening a Restaurant in New York Is No Picnic. Here’s What It Takes.

A year in the making of a rookie’s first restaurant.
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How Zohran Mamdani Built a Campaign Around Food

The front-runner for New York mayor is leveraging his lifelong love of eating to inform his policy plans and spread his message.
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These Women Make Basketball Fans’ Favorite Food

For the last six years, Deborah Emmanuel and Mahogany Almond have provided Brooklyn sports fans with bags and bags of popcorn.
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What Happened to Mexico City’s Food Scene? Americans.

What Happened to Mexico City’s Food Scene? Americans.
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The TikTok Famous Chef Keeping a Sorority Fed

Kevin Ashton found job satisfaction mentoring sorority sisters at the University of Nevada, Reno.
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‘The Time Is Right’: For London’s Blockbuster Indian Restaurants, N...

The world-renowned Dishoom, Ambassadors Clubhouse and others are making the move, as Indian food in the United States flourishes.
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Anne Burrell’s Cause of Death Ruled a Suicide

The Food Network star was found dead in her apartment on June 17.
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Anne Burrell’s Death Ruled a Suicide

The longtime Food Network star was found dead in her Brooklyn apartment on June 17.
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El lujo en el aeropuerto ahora se ve en la comida

En busca de pasajeros adinerados, las aerolíneas y las compañías de tarjetas de crédito están abasteciendo sus salas de élite con caviar, bares de sushi y chefs de renombre.
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For the Privileged Few, Airport Food Hits a New Height of Luxury

In pursuit of well-heeled fliers, airlines and credit card companies are stocking their elite lounges with caviar, sushi bars and big-name chefs.
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It’s Indian Mango Season, and the Cutthroat Selling Frenzy Is On

For a few short months, dozens of part-time importers in New Jersey relentlessly compete to get the fruit into the hands of an eager diaspora.
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Anne Burrell, Chef and Food Network Star, Dies at 55

Her distinctive hairstyle and swagger in the kitchen made her one of America’s most recognizable Italian chefs.
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Can a Restaurant Be Both Glamorous and Comforting? Cafe Zaffri Is.

This new all-day Levantine restaurant near Union Square aims to accommodate every kind of customer, and still manages to innovate.
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Can a Restaurant Be Both Glamorous and Comforting? Cafe Zaffri Is.

This new all-day Levantine restaurant near Union Square aims to accommodate every kind of customer, and still manages to innovate.
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Some Restaurants Are Ditching Seed Oils. It Could Cost Them.

The debate over cooking oil has moved some chefs to adopt pricier alternatives, and made them unlikely allies of the Make America Healthy Again movement.
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What Has All This Restaurant Food Done to My Gut?

Worried about the health hazards of my work as a critic, I tried a gastrointestinal testing service. The results offer insights for frequent diners.
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The Five-Figure Reason Hot Restaurants Are Moving to OpenTable

With backing from Visa, the reservations platform is staking its claim on in-demand restaurants and paying them handsomely to jump ship from Resy.
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Welcome to Reno, the Mighty Mecca of All-You-Can-Eat Sushi

The bottomless-sushi restaurant is a frugal, flamboyant basic in this Nevada casino town. Can it survive in a time of rising prices?
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Hot-Plate Heroes: How 5 Restaurants Work Wonders With No Kitchen

Tight spaces with minimal equipment — often not even a stove — are loved by chefs who leverage the limitations to turn out thrilling dishes.
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Is the Restaurant Good? Or Does It Just Look Good?

Restaurateurs are finding that ambience and branding matter as much — and to many diners, more — than the food they serve.
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Why Is Dining Alone So Difficult?

With solo reservations on the rise but many restaurants still restricting tables to two or more, solitary Americans often feel left out or stigmatized.