Glasserie

At Ippudo's cozy, wood-paneled outpost near Rockefeller Center, indulge in rich ramen and tasty takoyaki that's perfect after a night of theatre.

Raku serves some of NYC’s best handmade udon in a cozy, minimalist setting with bold broths, crispy apps, and a touch of Japanese charm.

Le Gratin serves cozy Lyon-inspired French classics in a charming bistro setting with standout gratins and tempura escargots in FiDi.

Odre in the East Village serves up a $42 prix-fixe Korean tasting menu, blending refined, seasonal dishes with creative twists and soulful eats.

Noona's delights with inventive Asian-inspired ice creams like toasted rice, ube latte, and black sesame, plus scratch-made toppings and baked treats.

Jun-Men Ramen is a chic, cozy noodle haven in Chelsea, serving up vibrant bowls of ramen and Japanese-Korean small plates in a lively open-kitchen space.

Nestled in the former Cake Shop, this cocktail bar charms with its stylish lounge seating and a lively basement scene, perfect for weekend revelry.

Crane Club blends lavish, velvet-draped Chelsea grandeur with Melissa Rodriguez’s wood-fire-driven, bold seafood and steak dishes.

Dive into a slice of Spain at Despaña, a charming Queens shop brimming with top-notch Spanish foods, from artisanal cheeses to authentic chorizo.

Nestled on the second floor, Sunrise Mart is your go-to spot for an extensive selection of Japanese groceries and prepared foods, including unique snacks and fresh sushi-grade fish.