Yaya Tea

"Located in Manhattan’s Upper East Side neighborhood at 243 East 58th Street, Anto will be an authentic Korean restaurant serving traditional cuisine from a historic two story building. The dual-level 130 seat space is designed by Desfa, who created the main level to showcase bar and table seating while the second floor presents a 13 seat Korean tasting menu experience and two private dining rooms. Operating under QB Hospitality and taking over the space previously known as iconic Italian restaurant Felidia.

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