Sichuan restaurant · Lower East Side
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"The LES has a new spot for dry braise abalone, mapo tofu, and other Sichuan classics. On Essex Street, Fan Szechuan has a big menu full of dishes featuring sichuan peppercorn." - will hartman
Japanese restaurant · Lower East Side
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.
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Restaurant · Fort Greene
Mango Bay serves up a vibrant fusion of Caribbean and Asian flavors, with stellar service and a fun atmosphere that keeps diners coming back for more.
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Ramen restaurant · Upper West Side
Savor hearty ramen and casual rice bowls at this cozy UWS joint, perfect for warming up on chilly days with quick service and authentic flavors.
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American restaurant · Lower East Side
This cozy American spot is famed for its fluffy pancakes and inviting brunch vibe, making it a must-try for weekend food lovers in NYC.
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Indian restaurant · Jackson Heights
Angel Indian Restaurant is a charmingly compact spot in Queens that serves up incredible vegetarian North Indian dishes and street food, often buzzing with energy and delightful aromas.
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French restaurant · West Village
Tartine in the West Village is a charming BYO bistro that captures the Parisian vibe with cozy outdoor seating and a menu full of delightful bites.
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Sandwich shop · Greenpoint
Taku Sando in Greenpoint is the go-to spot for mouthwatering katsu sandwiches, fluffy homemade bread, and a cozy backyard to savor every bite.
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Thai restaurant · Williamsburg
This charming corner eatery delights with bold, authentic Thai noodle dishes and small plates, making it a favorite spot for spice lovers in the neighborhood.
American restaurant · SoHo
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Bakery · DUMBO
Discover Burrow, a charming bakeshop tucked away in Brooklyn, serving artisanal pastries with subtle Asian flavors and just the right amount of sweetness.
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