PROFILE: Midtown Lunch’er “Conrad Logic”
Every Tuesday I turn over Midtown Lunch to a random worker, for their favorite places to eat lunch in Midtown. Today, it’s Conrad Logic. A Rapper/Attorney who loves street meat. I think I can let this one speak for itself.
Name: Conrad Logic
Age: 30 Plus
Weight: Rolling Heavy
Occupation: Rapper/Attorney (For more, go to http://www.gentrifyordie.com/. Btw- that’s his rapper website- not his Attorney Profile)
Where in Midtown do you Work?: Rock Center Baby
Favorite Kind of Food: Anything prepared by a cart monger. Currently, I’m in a strong Halal chicken and rice zone. Props to Midtown Lunch for dropping the science on the 53rd and Sixth cart having a branch location across the street. No wait, same great sauce!
Least Favorite Kind of Food: Not sure it’s out there; I’m down- from sweetbreads to the funky chicken claw yakatori.
Favorite Place to Eat Lunch in Midtown: Until recently it was the tasty marinated lamb at the Kwik Meal cart, dude’s full chef outfit lets you know he is a class act through and through. I’ve moved on to the burger and fries at the Burger Joint, just call ahead and walk in to pick up your sack of sweet burger lovin.
The “go-to” lunch place you and your co-workers eat at too often: Starbucks, sometimes you need the hookup a few times a day. Plus my girl packs me a lunch a few days a week.
Place you discovered on MidtownLunch.com: OMS/B (which is also graffiti crew based out of shibuya); a couple of the Set As makes for a nice snack before a prosciutto and buffalo mozzarella sammy at Milantz. Additionally, I’m a strong advocate of the Stalin special at the Hallo Berlin cart. Rolf’s wurst slicer is a true technological innovation.
If you could work anywhere (just because of the lunch) where would it be and why? Singapore, they got this ridiculous market of street vendors in “Chinatown” where you can score top notch street food and bottomless snacks in many styles including the local char kway teow, Chinese cha shao fun, Indian murtabaks, Malay rotis and nasi lemak, and top notch Indonesian satays.
Anything you’d like to ask the Midtown Lunch readers?: What’s your favorite purveyor of fine coffee in midtown vicinity?
Wow. I’m going to leave this one up to you guys. I’m speechless.
If you have a coffee suggestion for “Conrad”, leave it as a comment below- and as always, if you have news, suggestions, or you want to be next week’s Profiled: Midtown Lunch’er- email me at firstname.lastname@example.org