The wings are probably the best thing on the menu. The hot bowl, spicy pork and dumplings were good too.
Rare poultry and grilled meat on stick never had it so good. An instant classic in Midtown: affordable, cool, and dependable. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Try one of the daily lunch specials, which are made in limited quantities of 30 orders or less. Diners with room for dessert may want black sesame crème brulee or coffee Jell-O. Read more.
Go for the omakase. It allows the yakitori chefs to produce a customized feast of their specialties. - Inspector
Nice and intimate atmosphere where you can really enjoy your delicious, personal sized, brick oven fired, Pizza Del Nonno.
Get the chefs special for lunch. Only 10 available per day - be there by 11.30 to get one
Recommended dishes: Gyoza; Kyushu, miso, sesame, seafood, sutamina and vegetable ramen; garlic noodles. Read more.
Get the Tabata Ramen, chicken broth enriched with coconut milk, then topped with ground roasted soybeans
The menu is full of American crowd-pleasers, but also includes several Italian-influenced dishes like porchetta with escarole, calf's brains with capers and lemon, and squash gnudi with Parmesan.
chef masato nishihara serves shojin temple food in an excellent and affordable prix-fixe style. we promise, you won’t miss the meat.
Wow - if you like QualityMeats you will like QI. Chicken parm is enormous but you already know this. Over order apps (including their chopped salad and eggplant) and sides (Corn Brûlée and Macaroni).
Great outdoor courtyard. This is 104 years old. Quick service perfect for theater dinner. In and out inside an hour. First class. Ask for Elvis.
Fabulous, amazing, gorgeous dinner! Just wow! Everything blew me away. Dying to go back! I can't pick my favs because it's all that good!
“For the average Joe who snags an off-hours reservation by calling a month in advance, the Polo Bar is like Disneyland for celebrity gawkers.” Read more.
The lasagna and wild boar meatballs were great. Wood fried artichokes were delish. Service could use some polishing. But we were here on night 1.
Everything I've eaten here has been amazing - Paella, Mole, tacos, guacamole - delicious!
A little over priced considering the portions are very tiny. Food was just ok.
Good healthy option in the area tho not the most flavorful poke spot out there. Sons of Thunder is still my favorite in the category
New Japanese ramen chain import and quickly becoming one of my favorites. The tonkotsu is rice and creamy and deep in flavor. The noodles are made in house & they serve many unique drinks and desserts
Satsuki is a 10 seat omakase sushi bar nestled within the discreet underground Suzuki restaurant. A must visit for any sushi lover.
Ask for a side of 21 Sauce, a spicy blend of ketchup, English mustard, Worcestershire, horseradish and white wine, the sauce has been a signature staple for over 60 years. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Best Bibimbap in NYC. Visit on a cold day to warm up. Hot stone bowl with crunchy rice and all the fixings. Read more.
Wonderful Korean food. Perfect shirt ribs. Galbitan soup. Wine list not bad at all. We celebrated my wife's B-day with our friends and enjoyed very much with service and food.
Can’t go wrong with any of the handrolls but the blue crab is 🔥🔥
A sister pizzeria to Luzzo's in the East Village, but I think even better. Don't miss the pizza a cono (cone pizza), which seems gimmicky but is actually really good. Read more.
beef rendang, kang kung belacan, roti canai, chow kway teow, hainanese chicken rice... just a few favorites :)
The oyster and leek soup is fantastic, as are their lobster rolls, made with just the right amount of mayo on a buttery side-split bun.
Best Bomboloni: The one filled with vanilla pastry cream is our favorite, but the chunky caramelized apple and raspberry are excellent as well.
Size -8,100-square-foot. Known for - fried chicken. Inside -2 bars, a live music stage & a downstairs lounge. Eat - ‘CHICK’ Bokki - Chopped chicken & rice cake /w sweet & spicy Korean hot pepper paste Read more.
Literally some of the best Mexican food in the city. Tacos are great and the tortas are amazing. If you're feeling adventurous, go for the lengua.
Amazingly spacious! I expect this place to get busy and crowded soon. Tasty, affordable, and filling grab and go options. Try the honey fried chicken and rice cakes.
One of Robert Sietsema's top cheap eats: this spot sells delicious pot stickers (steamed also available) at five for $3.95, with a choice of four fillings (pork, beef, chicken, and vegetable). Read more.
As far as I am concerned, it is the best Jewish deli in New York. My order never changes: piping hot matzoh ball soup, pastrami on rye, extra mustard, extra (full sour) pickles on the side, black cher
Super authentic, tasty, and cheap Chinese food, probably the best option in this area. Packed with Chinese college students during the school year. Everything is good here.
