Scenes from The International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York
One of the Japan Pavilion's stranger offerings: Akihabara canned bread.
Joe DiStefano
Conventions involving food always bring both moochers and industry types out of the woodwork. This year's International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York, held at the sprawling Javits Convention Center from Sunday to Tuesday, was no exception to this rule. Amid the hungry hordes who didn't know the difference between burrata and bocconcini and lamented the lack of kobe beef at the Japan Pavilion, there were some interesting moments and workshops. For those who didn't get the chance to brave the packed aisles, here's a look at the best of the show.
Joe DiStefano
Hudson Valley Foie Gras doled out portions of its namesake product with nary a Peta protester in sight.
A table of Table Talk pies was among the more lowbrow offerings.
Joe DiStefano
The burgermeister at Master Purveyors was kind enough to accommodate some mook who asked for "two well done."
Joe DiStefano
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