One of the better Thai restaurants on this stretch of Ninth Avenue. Crab and pork with stir fried noodles is the signature dish, well worth ordering on a first visit.
Get the Tabata Ramen, chicken broth enriched with coconut milk, then topped with ground roasted soybeans.
New York branch of the Dutch-Chinese fast food chain. Fried rice is a bust, but the stir fried noodles are very cheap and filling.
Mouthwatering Italian sandwiches – our favorites are the Il VIP, The Trentino, Marche and Abruzzo. Make sure to browse their various bars as well.
Go to Rudy's in Midtown (627 Ninth Ave.) and get your free hot dog with any beer/cocktail purchase. (surprisingly good dogs....they grill them!)
A fantastic "Whole Foods"-like addition to the neighborhood. Good ready meal selection (including a great vegetable lasagne).
You must order the velvety paitan ramen, a creamy chicken-based soup. One of the best soups in all of Hell's kitchen.
It's not easy for a Jewish guy to open a ramen joint in Tokyo. It's even harder to get Japanese people to say it's good. Ivan did both and now he's here in New York, home of the Jews, to feed us.
Meet your new spot for NYC "Seoul Food" - this new-meets-old-school Korean small plate eatery. Bring a friend and get down on the Kimchi Bacon Fried "Paella" topped with a farmhouse egg for $16. 자세히 보기
The smokers here run 24 hours a day and hold roughly 1,300 pounds of meat. The resulting menu includes sticky pork ribs, brisket, pulled pork and plenty of fixins. 자세히 보기
Lots of rare microbrews from all over the U.S, and only 5 bucks each! Their massive beer list is constantly changing so talk to one of the knowledgeable bartenders if you're unsure what to get.
great new neighborhood gem! came for brunch. get the huevos rancheros and flatbread pizza (over easy eggs). get the OJ too! it's fresh!
Try the Dave, a baguette stuffed with Italian sausage, fresh tomato, diced broccoli rabe, house-made piri-piri sauce & a layer of melted mozzarella. It’s one of our #100best dishes & drinks of 2011. 자세히 보기
Join the lines in the morning for their red bean filled cakes. Or come after 3pm for tea and roast pork buns.
If you're looking for authenticity and/or your neighborhood beef tongue tacos - no need to look further. Tiny place, decently sized plates, $ price.
Honestly, a divey place, be ready to fight with chairs and pool sticks, that's what gives it the charm!
Best haleem ever! It is as good as any haleem you may find in Lahore and that's saying something. Too bad they only have it on Fridays. Great chai too!
It's like a piece of chinatown got dumped into midtown. Their beef stew noodles are great. As are their pork buns.
