French restaurant · SoHo
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"He owns celeb-magnet restaurants including Balthazar, Minetta Tavern, and Morandi in New York, and offshoots of his original restaurants have opened internationally." - BySam Stone
Chinese restaurant · Midtown West
Din Tai Fung, the Taiwanese soup dumpling heavyweight, brings its first East Coast outpost to Midtown, featuring massive seating and dumpling-making theatrics in a sleek, spacious setting.
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Indian restaurant · Midtown West
Gulaabo is a charming Punjabi eatery in the Theater District, serving vibrant flavors and a mix of traditional and creative cocktails that elevate the dining experience.
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Cafe · South Slope
Winner Bakery in Park Slope serves crave-worthy fresh bread, flaky pastries, and hefty sandwiches perfect for a laid-back snack or picnic.
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Japanese restaurant · East Village
Buzzy East Village spot since '84, Hasaki serves fresh, skillful Edo-mae omakase in a cozy subterranean space with a serene Japanese vibe.
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Restaurant · East Village
East Village gem serving adventurous, protein-forward small plates like kangaroo tartare, seafood, and inventive pastas with natural wines.
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Ukrainian restaurant · East Village
Veselka is a bustling East Village icon serving comforting Ukrainian pierogi, borscht, and homestyle fare in a lively, retro diner setting.
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Chinese restaurant · Williamsburg
Happy Garden serves no-frills Chinese takeout with generous lunch specials, quick delivery, and a satisfying variety that keeps locals coming back for more.
Dessert shop · Flushing
Good Coconut is NYC’s go-to for fresh coconut drinks and creamy puddings, serving up tropical sweetness with a friendly vibe in a hidden Flushing spot.
Restaurant · Tribeca
Two Hands is a bright Aussie-inspired spot in Tribeca serving up fresh, vibrant comfort food like smashed avocado toast, ricotta hotcakes, and hearty burgers.
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Chinese restaurant · Midtown East
Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen serves up juicy soup dumplings, hand-pulled noodles, and classic Shanghai-style bites in a casual Midtown spot.