Peruvian chicken in the D.C. metro area is just about as touchy a subject as it gets. Religious ponderings and political debates can expect to take a back seat when it comes to defending rotisserie chicken loyalties. Everyone has their favorite, which is why the opinion herein is bound to... continue reading on DCist
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Dog owners looking for an excuse to spoil their bundles of joy are in for a treat tomorrow night. Todd and Ellen Grey of Equinox Restaurant will be hosting their 6th annual Sugar & Champagne Affair to honor and benefit the Washington Humane Society’s Law Enforcement Officers and Humane Education... continue reading on DCist
I've been directed to numerous Japanese restaurants in the past by both self-proclaimed sushi aficionados and those who eat to fill-up, many with forgettable results. So when a friend invited me for lunch at McLean's Tachibana Restaurant I was expecting more of the same – average sushi at the expense... continue reading on DCist
Since 1990, Burma’s rightful Prime Minister – and only hope for democracy – has been a political prisoner under a military dictatorship built on a foundation of violence and intimidation. Thus, struggle is nothing new for the Burmese people as civil unrest has become analogous to the country for nearly... continue reading on DCist
From DCist Contributor Oscar Bunoan It's often said that bad luck comes in threes. In Vietnam, for example, a photo of three people represents bad luck. However, Vietnam is a restless, 22-hour flight away and Greg Cahill (owner of the successful Whitlow’s on Wilson) and Jonathan Williams (Whitlow’s general manager)... continue reading on DCist

