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Tres Carnes Opens; Psy Looks for Personal Chef

• On Tuesday, Michael Sinesky (Village Pourhouse, Hudson Terrace) will open Tres Carnes, a Texas BBQ and Mexican restaurant in Flatiron. Diners can choose between chicken, pork, or beef barbecue rubbed in “Texican” spices and smoked by an award-winning pit master. [Grub Street]

• God of Gangnam, Psy, and Korean bibimbap chain, Bibigo, are launching “Psygo Bibigo,” a campaign to find a personal chef who will receive $40,000 and tour with the pop star for a month. With the help of Facebook and Bibigo, Psy will choose a winner with the “craziest mixing moves.” While we don’t know what that means exactly, we do know that Bibigo will soon open a branch in New York. There’s a YouTube video, of course. [Grub Street]

Cienfuegos is launching a new dinner menu tonight by chef Andrew D’Ambrosi, formerly of Le Cirque. It features small plates with twists on traditional Cuban fare to match rum-based cocktails, from short rib “ropa vieja,” in which beef short rib is braised in red wine for four hours, to a Cuban BLT with seven-day-cured pork belly. [Grub Street]

Gallow Green, the seasonal rooftop garden at the McKittrick Hotel, reopens on April 20. To kick off the warm months, an “herb festival” will be held at 4:20 p.m., serving high tea followed by an evening of cocktails and live entertainment. Tickets can be purchased here. [Grub Street]

• People’s Pops is back, bringing you frozen treats for the warm weather. While its stand at the Brooklyn Fleas opened earlier this month, the Park Slope brick-and-mortar reopens today. Opening dates for other locations can be found here. [Grub Street]

French Roast Downtown celebrates its twentieth anniversary with a three-course menu for $19.93, a price reflecting the year it opened. From April 15 to 18, enjoy Chef Peter Hudson’s prix fixe menu of French classics such as escargot, roasted bone marrow, and moules-frites. [Grub Street]

• On April 15, Pie Face is opening its fourth location in the theater district. Coinciding with the launch, the Australian pie chain is offering a limited-edition pie inspired by Motown: The Musical: a “Very Berry” pie made from raspberries and blueberries, and named after Motown founder Berry Gordy. Customers who make a purchase on opening day get to spin a Pie Face Prize Wheel for a chance to wine a free savory pie, espresso, or Aussie cake. [Grub Street]

Tres Carnes Opens; Psy Looks for Personal Chef