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10 years agoThe Best Burgers in New York City, According to Eater Editors
New York City's burger culture spans from humble street food to high-end dining options.
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"The difference between Hawaiian barbecue and Texas barbecue is the way the meats are prepared," Manager Frankie Jimenez said. "Texas barbecue is a lot of dry rub and our Hawaiian barbecue meat is more marinated, sitting 24 hours in juices to absorb all those flavors."