bb-q chicken opened last winter in Chinatown on Race Street on top of "Sally Skincare Center." Up those stairs is a takeout spot with some seating to enjoy a menu of wings, drumsticks, and boneless bites complemented by a long selection of funky teas from Tsaocaa. We tried the Golden Olive Oil original drumstick and the Honey Garlic wings, with a side of fries and daikon and a matcha cheese tea. About that tea- the "cheese" tea you may have heard about is really just a cream cheese like foam to top your tea. Tsaocaa 's cream cheese is intense, it was a lot of richness to handle, especially alongside fried chicken. Checking out the sides, the fries were pretty McDonald like, that could be ei
You don't have to go farther than Philadelphia's Chinatown to catch many of the Instagram worthy ice cream trends you might be seeing. First up, black ice cream. Kuriimii sells that activated charcoal vanilla soft serve that is more about the look than anything else. It just tasted like vanilla. For taste, you can pick from some very fun toppings like different cereals, condensed milk, and Pocky. The pineapple or matcha soft serve flavors are much more intense. Kuriimii, 1023 Cherry St While the lines at Sweet Charlies might be at the door, "Frozen Rolled Ice Cream" on 10th and Arch probably doesn't. Fresh strawberries are a great mix in. Frozen Rolled Ice Cream, 938 Arch St Over at N2 Swe
