Hangover Dishes With Flavor

The best-tasting cures for a hangover

We've spent many a morning cursing our hangovers, searching for the best (read: greasiest) food to placate our pounding heads.

Fortunately for anyone who has ever imbibed too much, some establishments have taken to labeling dishes that double as a panacea. So no need to furrow your brow over what to eat, we've found the remedies.

Get brothy: Soothe yourself with Foreign Cinema's hangover brunch soup–a fiery red pepper broth brimming with chicken, poached egg and lime from the San Francisco restaurant. At Seattle's Pike Place Market, a bowl of Chan's humble Korean hangover soup is good for what ails you, made with pork belly, sour kimchi, spicy sauce and tofu in a hot savory broth.

Carb-load: No, we're not training for a marathon, but the same strategy applies. Turn to the Belgian Hangover Pasta at New York City's Resto when you're hurting. Rich béchamel coats pasta laden with lardon, ham, Parmesan and a sunny-side up egg. Or pick up a Hangover Helper sandwich at Bittersweet in Brooklyn: fried sage, ham, cheese and a boiled egg should perk you right up.

So drink up, tomorrow's culinary cures await.