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Roy’s Lei Day Dinner Menu

Posted by Foobooz on 2nd May 2007

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All May Roy’s is bringing the Hawaiian tradition of Lei Day to his restaurants with music, leis and a special menu.

In Philadelphia, executive chef Kiel Lombardo will be preparing a special dinner of sizzling sashimi of Kona Kampachi, lamb loin with Szechwan eggplant and pineapple basil sorbet for dessert.

Dinner is $55 per person.

Roy’s Restaurant [Official Site] via Philadelphia STYLE

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Tailgate Tasting Party

Posted by Foobooz on 5th September 2006

Shops At Liberty Place

Stop by the rotunda at The Shops at Liberty Place all week from 12-2 pm for cooking demonstrations by chefs from Center City restaurants:

  • September 5 Roy’s Restaurant & Zanzibar Blue
  • September 6 Le Castagne Restaurant & Ristorante Panorama
  • September 7 Twenty21 & McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant
  • September 8 El Vez & Tangerine

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Hawaiian Or Spanish Ideas

Posted by Foobooz on 15th August 2006

The City Paper’s What’s Cooking has a couple of ideas for Tuesday night.
Roy’s Restaurant, 15th and Sansom is hosting a five course tropical dinner. Each course represents an island of Hawaii.
Experience Tango Tertulia at Apamate, 1620 South Street. Tertulia means “a social gathering with artistic overtones,” at Apamate it will be an opportunity to listen to amusing stories from Pierre Baston regarding his drawings of vintage tango sheet music.
Bring your own wine and Apamate can transform it into sangria for just $5.

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