Ling & Louie’s Asian Bar and Grill

One of the best things about Idaho, particularly the Treasure Valley, is how many surprises it still holds, even for longtime residents. A great example is the quality, variety, innovation, and most importantly, deliciousness of the cuisine supported by the Gem State. Part of our state’s reason for culinary excellence is likely a result of its diverse history of incomers. Idaho and, again, the Treasure Valley specifically, has hosted large populations of Chinese, Basque, Irish, and Hispanic immigrants (among a number of others). That rich cultural, social, and historical legacy is no doubt responsible for our modern-day community being so receptive to both excellent food and culinary inventiveness. The Treasure Valley is now home to a thriving fusion movement and some of the most exciting examples of it are Asian fusion restaurants. It’s why the prospect of looking for the best sushi Meridian Idaho offers is now not only reasonable but will also yield some incredi...

There’s never a bad time of year to visit or live in the Treasure Valley. However, there’s something particularly magical and unforgettable about the spring. The weather is warming up with the sun’s return, both of which are encouraging the Treasure Valley’s green and colorful flora into making an appearance. And as pleasant as all of that is on its own, even better is that it means the return of warmer weather outings and events. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or are a long-time Treasure Valley resident who may have forgotten or overlooked the area’s unique draws, the following are just a few of the incredible experiences awaiting those lucky enough to be here in the spring. Not on an Empty Stomach Before you embark on any of your Treasure Valley spring adventures, it makes sense to fill up first with some quality fare. Well, you’re in the right place for it. Whether it’s the terrific sushi Eagle Idaho is becoming increasingly known for or Basque fare ...