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    The sweet corn bibingka is topped with what looks like white chocolate but turns out to be Cheddar, which tells you everything about how this all-day cafe operates. Mornings run on Asian-American pastries and a line out the door; evenings pivot to Japanese-inflected yōshoku cooking. The team earned a James Beard nomination for Outstanding Pastry Chef and a nod from Bon Appétit's best new restaurants list, and the Cincinnati chili ramen has developed its own local mythology.

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    • Ube halaya croissant

      “Take the ube halaya croissant, which barely contains its creamy, purple “yam jam” filling”

      The New York Times
    • Sweet corn bibingka

      “the sweet corn bibingka, which you may assume is topped with shards of white chocolate before you realize it’s actually Cheddar”

      The New York Times
    • Cincinnati chili ramen

      “The Cincinnati chili ramen, a semiregular special, is locally famous for a reason.”

      The New York Times

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