A chat with Hugh Amano and Sarah Becan and excerpts from their new comic book cookbook
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Posted inFood & Drink
The Momo World—almost an International House of Dumplings
A University Village storefront shows the global versatility of the Nepali street food.
Posted inFood & Drink
Continents collide (and collapse) at Logan Square’s Bixi Beer
An Asian-inspired brewpub from Owen & Engine’s Bo Fowler sends lots of mixed messages.
Posted inFood & Drink
Chiya Chai Cafe resets the standard for masala chai
Mike Sula reviews the new Logan Square Nepali spot.
Posted inMusic
The Reader’s guide to the 2014 World Music Festival
The World Music Festival is the year’s biggest bonanza for globally minded listeners—and all 36 shows are totally free.
Posted inBlogs
One more Nepalese restaurant in the South Loop and we can start calling it Little Kathmandu
Nepal House is the little sister of nearby Chicago Curry House.
Posted inBlogs
Reader’s Agenda Wed 5/8: The Art of the Bicycle, “Ago,” and Momo
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Wednesday, May 8.
Posted inBlogs
Best shows to see: Patti Smith & Her Band, Black Pus, Momo
The best shows to see through Wednesday include Patti Smith & Her Band, Black Pus, and Momo.
Posted inBlogs
Nepali and (not) Italian at Himshikar
This Sauganash restaurant scuttled its Italian menu, but the handful of Nepali dishes are what you want anyway.
Posted inBlogs
Post No Bills Podcast #4
The latest Post No Bills podcast is live, and features music from Califone, Noveller, Håkon Kornstad, Tyondai Braxton, Luis Bonilla, Lokai, David Sylvian, Die Enttäuschung, Momo, Harris Eisenstadt, A Hawk and a Hacksaw, and Akira Sakata & Chikamorachi.
Posted inBlogs
9/24 — Free Chicago World Music Festival Shows
9/24 — Free shows on the last day of the 2009 Chicago World Music Festival
Posted inBlogs
9/23 — Free Chicago World Music Festival Shows
The second-to-last day of Chicago’s World Music Festival offers several free shows at a variety of venues; see our comprehensive festival guide for a complete schedule and reviews of every act by Reader critics.
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Brazil claims its own slice of the psych-folk pie
An excellent new record from Brazil taps into the country’s rich psych-folk past.