Serene Korean vegan restaurant transports you out of hectic midtown. Prix fixe multi-course dinner is way to go. Enjoy the first-pick Korean green tea, which you can't get almost anywhere else.
This is the most authentic and best Indian food in NY (have been to 35 places in Manhattan) . Yes it's veg (tasty as hell). Yes it's price fixed ( 30 $ cheap) plus great cocktails. Enjoy!!!
Delicious Korean Vegan (bet you never expected to see those three words together), amazing teas (try first green), serene environment.
We feel this is the best vegetarian dim sum in the city. For those who don't eat meat, this is a must to go to. Try the treasure balls.
Best Isan Thai food in Midtown E. Stars are Ground Chicken w/ Fried Egg, basil, garlic, & chili over rice; Egg noodle soup w/ roasted pork, lump crab meat, & yu choy + Crispy pork belly salad.
Superb, sedate, gourmet Lebanese restaurant. The Brussels Sprouts are heaven. Order many small plates and share.
The Indian restaurants on 6th Street in the East Village are better known and cheaper, but the fare here is far better. Best Indian food and neighborhood in Manhattan.
Whatever you get, order knife-peel noodles for al dente, chewy goodness.
When they say spicy they really mean spicy! Prepare yourself for sweating and crying... It is as delicious as it is spicy.
Noodles with ginger and scallion, roast pig or duck, shrimp wontons, flowering chives. Cheap, fast, actually great — and open till 4 a.m.
Vegetarian Indian sandwich shop specializing in Mumbai-style spicy street food.
The largest Korean supermarket in NYC. Check out their amazing produce and pre-marinated meats. Or, stop here before Norebang and stock up on Beer and Sochu.
Awesome fresh Thai food. You can't beat the quality and price. The place is a little small but it works, we had seating and a minimal wait for food.Can't go wrong with the tofu laab or the Pad Thai
Huge, delicious poke bowls. Awesome vegetarian and vegan options - the sauce on the tofu was out of this world. Get with quinoa.
If you are within 5 blocks of this place, I can't understand a scenario in which you should not drop for an order of pork soup dumplings.
Better than uncle boons AND you don't have to wait two hours for a table. Seriously, come here and get the duck larb and tell me I'm wrong.
They make their own soba daily. The soba lunchbox specials are delicious and a great way to try a variety of items. They have the best gomae and Japanese omelets. -Malika Ameen, Top Chef Just Desserts
Second best egg on a meal I've ever had- dish is the "quack and kale". Comparable to the egg+mushroom pizza at ABC Kitchen
Fresh, flavorful, spicy, and filling Indian food served in a Chipotle-style construction line. Don't miss the Pulled Pork Vinadaloo Biryani. Read all about my visit on WinstonWanders below. Leer más.
Very vegetarian friendly. Bone broth on the winter menu is amazing. Very good vegetable dishes and interesting flavors! I recommend the Cauli-fornia bowl.
Cheap entrées and delicious food at this Thai hot spot. Stick with the classic Pad Thai and wash it down with the Lychee Sangria.
Cozy, delicious meal! Try the Tom Ka soup and soft shell crab with basil sauce. It's a small space so get comfy with your neighbors.
One of the better Thai restaurants on this stretch of Ninth Avenue. Crab and pork with stir fried noodles is the signature dish, well worth ordering on a first visit.
Blending Thai and Vietnamese, OBAO bridges the gap between the streets of Southeast Asia and the streets of NYC into "Modern Thai." Try the Grilled Japanese Eggplant, Fresh Shrimp Rolls & Pad Thai.
Tired of ALL the other ramen you’ve had in NYC? Try the apple noodle ramen with Brussels sprouts and pickled carrots.
Best veggie ramen around. Pretty easy to get a seat if you're alone, get a drink at Weather Up across the street if you're waiting with a group. Yellow can sake is the best. Brussel Sprouts too!
I know the main attraction is the ramen, but get a 1000 year deviled egg; it's fantastic (and cheap!). and for vegetarians, the veggie ramen is delicious. also, can't go wrong with the dry bizen sake.
Totto's special spicy sauce is not lip-singeing, but the steaming broth coats your mouth and throat in chili, creating a slow burn that builds up as you work your way through the bowl. Leer más.
Headed to see a show at nearby Webster Hall, Mercury Lounge, or Irving Plaza? Hit up this place for crazy good ramen and out of this world pork buns.
On soondubu spiciness here: 'regular' is white spicy, 'hot' is korean spicy, and 'danger' is mala hot pot spicy.
Hip Korean noodle joint in NoMad was constantly changing menu, dumping loved dishes at random. One day they jettisoned entire menu & became a sandwich shop. Customer research not their thing, I guess.
Korean hipster fusion joint in NoMad opened October 2015 in space formerly occupied by Taan Thai. Within week of launch it had sellout lines at lunch halfway down the block. $7 meals thru Oct. 31.
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.
Noodle heaven. I order mild and it's still pretty spicy. The spinach dumplings are the best veggie dumplings I've ever had. My favorites are the Liang-pi cold skin noodles and the cumin lamb noodles.
The noodles are simply fantastic. If it's your first time, try the Spicy Cumin Lamb Noodles.
Cafe China serves all your Sichuan favorites in a dining room that evokes 1930s Shanghai. Standout dishes include spicy diced rabbit, baby black lamb, and "Szechuan pesto chicken." [Eater 38 Member]
Come here for excellent Japanese cuisine, great desserts (try the Matcha Tiramisu!), and a sizable sake menu.
Omakase from the downstairs sushi bar is amazing. Don't leave without trying the hand rolls (go spicy tuna!). I was also digging the salmon-meets-blowtorch sushi. Ask for fresh wasabi too.
They seem to change the look of their menu at least once a month, but just the look, not the offerings. That's a good thing. Food is bomb, staff is excellent and pay no heed to the pesky B rating.
Really nice Japanese restaurant, easy to miss as it's just a door on the street, you have to go down a flight of stairs to get to the restaurant itself.
Among the best Indian food places in Manhattan. Lamb biryani, rasmalai, and kathi rolls are a must try. The best part bout the food was great flavors in everything with very low grease.
An affordable vegetarian South Indian spot popular with Murray Hill lunch-eaters.
Delicious curries and paneer parathas! Rotis & garlic naan were chewy, but def try the saag paneer, koorma, and mushroom veggie curry :)
An expansive menu with plenty of uncommon Indian regional specialties. Go for binda sasuralwali, "Okra you would eat at your in laws' house."
Try the crunchy purani delhi ki papri chaat, composed of a layer of fried wheat discs piled with chickpeas and diced potatoes. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Leer más.
Tasty Northern Chinese cuisine in unpretentious setting. Could not stop slurping down the spicy tofu dish. Good dumplings, too. Could use more vegetarian options, but what’s here is good!
