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A variety of Japanese dishes, including udon, curry rice, sashimi, fried tempura, and katsu, are arranged on a wooden table with a bouquet of flowers and chopsticks beside the plates.

Restaurants

Park Slope

Muteki Udon

Visit this Park Slope restaurant for an unforgettable dining experience, with homemade udon noodles crafted from the finest ingredients and complemented by a selection of Japanese sakes and beers.

Two people sit at a wooden table, sharing a plate of salad with sliced eggs. Drinks, including a pink cocktail and a clear beverage with a lemon twist, are also on the table. Each person has a small plate and glass of water.

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Lower East Side

The Commissary at Metrograph

Inspired by the golden age of Hollywood studio commissaries, this stylish restaurant is a hidden gem for film lovers and foodies alike.

Slices of marinated meat are being grilled over a charcoal grate, with metal tongs turning the pieces. Smoke rises from the hot, sizzling meat inside a round metal grill.

Restaurants

Long Island City

Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ - Long Island City

Gyu-Kaku specializes in yakiniku—Japanese barbecue meat over a charcoal grill.

Restaurants

Upper East Side

Supper Club by Le Petit Parisien

This Upper East Side restaurant is a collaboration between Le Petit Parisien and chef Josh Newman, offering unique seasonal menus.

A wooden table filled with various Asian dishes, including shrimp, pork, vegetables, tofu, tea, and colorful drinks, all neatly arranged and garnished with herbs.

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East Village

Twilight Lounge

Twilight Lounge is a modern Chinese kitchen in the East Village where chef Peizheng Chen reimagines Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine.

Restaurants

Upper West Side

Pig and Khao - Upper West Side

Pig and Khao is inspired by chef Leah Cohen's Filipino heritage and extensive travels throughout Southeast Asia.

Restaurants

Chelsea

Nestled beneath the iconic High Line, Wildflower offers an exceptional fusion of innovative cocktails and contemporary New American cuisine, thoughtfully crafted by the culinary director, chef Edwin Rivera.

A luxurious restaurant interior with curved, tunnel-like golden arches, elegant lighting, round tables set for dining, and plush gray chairs on a wooden floor. The ambiance is warm and sophisticated.

Restaurants

Midtown West

53

53 introduces an elevated blend of Asian cuisine with a contemporary edge in a chic lifestyle setting, featuring an exciting rotating installation art program in collaboration with Friedrich Petzel Gallery.

Restaurants

Lower Manhattan

Chambers

Whether you're visiting from down the block in Tribeca, or from halfway around the world, Chambers aspires to be on top of your list of favorite neighborhood restaurants.

Dimly lit modern restaurant with green chairs, tables set with plates and glasses, a floral chandelier, exposed brick wall, and an illuminated wine rack on a mezzanine level.

Restaurants

Lower East Side

Sae Ron

Sae Ron is a modern Korean kitchen dedicated to harmoniously blending traditional Korean dishes with contemporary culinary flavors and techniques.

A bright, elegant restaurant dining area with white tablecloths, neutral chairs, potted plants, hanging woven lights, and patterned bench seating against a white brick wall. Candles are lit on each table.

Restaurants

Flatiron District

Opto

Opto is not your yia-yia's Mediterranean spot, and serves up detail-oriented dishes with no need for puffery.

Overhead view of fried chicken drumsticks, a cheeseburger with lettuce, and two servings of French fries, all served in baskets lined with newspaper-style paper.

Restaurants

Bayside

Golden K Burgers

This cozy, Korean-American family-owned restaurant offers a diverse selection of beef, veggie, seafood, and chicken burgers, each served with a side of crispy fries, pepperoncini, and pickles.