Isarn Thai Soul Kitchen {Eating Out: Seattle}

Posted on September 5, 2017 by where the blueboots go • 2 Comments

There are some meals that you can never forget – it might be the people you were with, the occasion, the decor, the service, or the unique flavors presented. I had the best Thai food of my personal culinary flavor history at Isarn Thai Soul Kitchen in Kirkland, WA. It is not your typical Thai food experience. If I lived closer, I would definitely be ordering from this hidden gem every week. If you’re local to Seattle and love Thai food, you must try out this flavorful, fresh, colorful and delicious eatery. Continue reading →

Adventure in Normal Life / Food / Reflections / Wedding

Making choices about the amount & kind of food we want: How to ask yourself the right questions

Posted on October 19, 2016 by where the blueboots go • Leave a comment

Questions to support a more mindful approach to eating out from the costs & values perspectives. Clearly, I have food on the mind. Yesterday, I participated in a small group chat with the C.E.O., Sonia, of Fresh Box Farms, about food safety, fresh produce, and our ideas about sourcing healthy options and sustainable farming in the … Continue reading →

Food / Good Eats / Travel

Whisknladle {eating out: San Diego}

Posted on April 7, 2016 by where the blueboots go • Leave a comment

After a beautiful sunset in Pacific Beach, we headed to La Jolla and went to whisknladle. Chef Ryan Johnston’s seasonal, from-scratch menu, in addition to a neat half open-air ambiance with glowing candles on mirrored walls made for a pleasant dining experience. We ordered a tasty chicken farro soup with croutons, parmesan, and evoo to start. … Continue reading →

Boston / Food / Good Eats

Casa B {eating out Boston}

Posted on March 6, 2015 by where the blueboots go • Leave a comment

This past fall, we had a wonderfully fun time on a double date with friends of ours who recommended this place in Somerville, only a short drive out of the city of Boston proper. Although I did not take photos of every course of the fusion tapas establishment – fusing mainly Columbian with Puerto Rican … Continue reading →