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The cacio e pepe served a decade ago at Momofuku’s Nishi, in which a housemade chickpea miso dared to replace the umami charge of pecorino, is just another blueprint now for easy weeknight recipes.
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Cacio e pepe served a decade ago at Momofuku's Nishi is just another blueprint now for easy weeknight recipes
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- February 15, 2026 at 5:28 PM (6 months ago)
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https://nytimes.com/2026/02/10/dining/super-peach-restaurant-review-los-angeles.html
A review of Momofuku's Super Peach restaurant in Westfield Century City, Los Angeles. The review discusses the restaurant's ambiance, menu, and evolution from the early days of Momofuku. It highlights specific dishes and the chef's approach to modern Korean cuisine.
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