Madcap Cafe

This bustling Chinatown gem offers deliciously cheap onigiri and nostalgic Chinese bakery treats, perfect for a quick snack or dessert fix.

Partea mixes vibrant Taiwanese night market vibes with arcade fun in Union Square, serving up unique bubble teas and tasty fried snacks.

Charming and lively, Toriya in the Lower East Side serves up expertly grilled yakitori in a fun atmosphere, making it a go-to spot for late-night cravings.

Wiki Wiki is your go-to for a speedy taste of Hawaii at Dekalb Market, serving up poke bowls, savory ramen, and must-try Spam musubi.

Harlem Biscuit Company offers a casual vibe with mouthwatering biscuit sandwiches, like hot fried chicken and sausage, that are sure to charm any brunch lover.

Old Xi'an Delicacy brings Xi'an-style Chinese noodles and small plates to the Financial District, serving up hand-ripped noodles, lamb burgers, and dumplings in a sleek, fast-casual setting.

A seafood-forward menu with a raw bar is served in a light-filled space with a wraparound bar.

Nestled in a charming setting with a cozy fireplace, this wine bar invites you to unwind with a solid selection of nibbles and a laid-back vibe.

Taku Sando in Greenpoint is your go-to for fluffy, house-baked Japanese milk bread sandwiches piled high with crispy katsu and fresh ingredients, all served in a laid-back, outdoor vibe perfect for sunny picnics.

The Leopard at Des Artistes blends historic charm with exceptional Southern Italian cuisine, creating an inviting backdrop for special occasions and culinary delights.