Peruvian restaurant · Hell's Kitchen
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"A Japanese Peruvian izakaya offering a blend of Japanese and Peruvian dishes." - Emma Orlow
Diner · Tribeca
Gee Whiz is the quintessential NYC diner, dishing out hearty American meals in a comfy booth-lined space, complete with iconic seasonal decor and quick service.
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Convenience store · Elmhurst
Discover Yun Cafe, a hidden gem at the Jackson Heights subway station, serving vibrant Burmese dishes and unique snacks that hit all the right flavors.
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Food court · Williamsburg
At Smorgasburg Williamsburg, dive into a bustling outdoor food paradise with over 75 vendors showcasing global bites, all set against stunning skyline views.
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African restaurant · Bushwick
Nestled in Bushwick, Hill's Kitchen serves up heartwarming West African dishes that celebrate family and culture, bringing bold flavors to your table.
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Peruvian restaurant · Sunnyside
Riko Peruvian combines a rustic vibe with a mouthwatering menu of Colombian classics and ceviche delights, perfect for sipping and savoring.
Pizza restaurant · Coney Island
Coney Island’s Totonno’s serves legendary thin-crust, coal-oven pizzas with fresh mozzarella, classic toppings, and a nearly century-old family recipe.
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Cantonese restaurant · Chinatown
Cha Kee serves up modern Hong Kong diner classics with a twist—think crispy pork chops, dan dan ramen, and egg-topped satay noodles in a stylish Chinatown spot.
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New American restaurant · Lower East Side
Wildair, the casual yet sophisticated LES spot from Contra’s chefs, serves inventive American small plates and natural wines in a lively, intimate setting.
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Pizza restaurant · West Village
Bleecker Street Pizza is a lively corner joint serving up crispy, classic New York slices like the famed Nonna Maria, perfect for late-night cravings.
Sleek spot on Canal Street serving elevated, creative Cantonese fare with standout roast meats and innovative tofu dishes in a warm, wood-accented space.