Chao Thai

Step into this cozy East Village gem for house-made pastas and flavorful Tuscan dishes, paired perfectly with a great selection of Italian wines.

This Indian counter-serve's street-food-style wraps are popular for lunch and late-night snacking.

"Hungry Thirsty brings the taste of Thailand to Brooklyn, offering home-style dishes inspired by the diverse regions of Thailand. Indulge in vibrant flavors and rich culinary heritage. ----------------------------------- Authentic Thai Flavors. Home-cooked Thai street food✨"

Atoboy offers a modern twist on Korean dining with a refined prix-fixe experience that highlights bold flavors in a minimalist, cozy setting.

"After nearly two decades of honing his skills in Japan and New York City, chef Atsushi “ATS” Kono presents the craft of Japanese yakitori at his namesake restaurant, KONO. KONO's discreet locale within Chinatown's Canal Arcade echoes the hidden streets and alleyways of Tokyo – inside, guests will be treated to a special evening of smoke and fire as they watch chef Kono prepare a multi-course, kappo-style yakitori omakase rooted in tradition and seasonality. Guests can expect to enjoy various cuts (and specialty cuts) of organic Amish chicken grilled over Binchotan hardwood charcoal."

Step into Nom Wah Tea Parlor, a vintage gem from 1920 in Chinatown, where mouthwatering dim sum and a charming old-school vibe await.

Nestled in the West Village, Justine’s offers a cozy escape with meticulously crafted, flavor-packed dishes and an impressive wine list—perfect for any occasion.

Marea serves up exquisite Italian seafood and handmade pastas in a glamorous Central Park South setting, where every detail dazzles.