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Essex Asian Table (EAT)

You Don’t Have to Be Asian

Essex Asian Table (EAT) is a lively, irreverent Facebook discussion group focused on Asian / Asian American food and culture.  We also organize super chill gatherings designed to relax the mind, soothe the soul, and delight the palate.


All with the curiosity to listen, share, inquire or just be present are welcome.

How It Works

01 Online

The EAT Facebook group:


  • shares recipes and restaurant recommendations;

  • asks questions about ingredients and cuisines;

  • exchanges candid thoughts on food and authenticity.

 

join the EAT facebook group

02 In Person

EAT gatherings are, in a word, legendary. Past events include:


  • A Midsummer Night’s Curry & Beer;
  • The Yin and the Yang of Mooncakes;
  • Dosa Party!


Meet people unlike your usual people, over food unlike your usual food — in your own community.

03 For Everyone

All events include:


  • ticket discounts for helping out or bringing supplies;


  • 10% of tickets donated to those in need;


  • a quiet space, apart from the main action;

  • the option to mingle (or not) … your presence will always be enough.


Keep Up With EAT

EAT In Pictures

  • A man is cooking food on a grill in a kitchen.

    Dosa Party

    Making dosas on the  grill to order

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  • A close up of a white flower with a yellow center

    Lemon blossom


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  • A close up of a plate of food on a banana leaf.

    Kamayan

    Filipino feast food served on banana  leaves and eaten with hands.

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  • A wooden sculpture of a pig is sitting on a wooden table.

    Wooden mooncake mold

    Ready for the Mid-Autumn Festival.

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  • A person is holding a plate of food on a wooden table.

    Curry & Beer

    Singaporean, Malaysian, and vegan curries with rosemary naan

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  • A close up of a piece of food on a plate on a table.

    The Yin & The Yang of Mooncakes

    Black sesame walnut snowskin mooncake

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  • A bowl of soup with a spoon in it

    From the Home of a Burmese Family

    Mohinga, the unofficial national dish of Myanmar

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