Moo kra ta setup combines Thai BBQ and hot pot with grills built into tables for an interactive dining experience. Warm, stylish space features modern design and a fun atmosphere. Cocktails and house wine stand out alongside high-quality meats like Wagyu Ribeye and unique pork marinades.
Food features A5 Wagyu that melts in your mouth and in-house aged prime cuts known for their quality. Cooking happens right in front of you, adding to the experience.
Grilled fish comes fresh and nicely cooked, with thoughtful deboning and a nutty dipping sauce. Fried Branzino stays crispy under a sweet and sour sauce, paired well with wagyu beef fried rice.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as they may become hard to get soon.
There is a private pay lot across the street for parking.
Expect high prices; some meat plates cost around $88.
Small sushi counter with about 12 bar seats offers an intimate and cozy setting. Bright and airy space features simple, modern decor and a carefully curated playlist. Guests enjoy high-quality omakase with unique offerings like dry aged fish and complimentary sake.
Food features fresh, quality ingredients with complex, diverse flavors. Preparation shows great attention to detail and delivers excellent taste.
Fish arrives very fresh and beautifully presented with each course. Dry-aging techniques create unique flavors, especially in off-menu fatty white fish and other special pieces not found elsewhere.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers an $85 omakase for 18 courses until February 8.
A 90-minute seating might work better for the dining experience.
Small dining area with chic decor and solid wood tables creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere ideal for dates or quiet conversations. Chefs work visibly behind the counter, adding to the engaging vibe. Noise level stays moderate, balancing comfort with lively energy.
Food here is consistently fresh and delicious with a strong Japanese influence. Service is professional and helps with food choices, enhancing the dining experience.
Fish arrives very fresh with thick slices in sushi and chirashi. Sashimi, maki, and all raw fish dishes maintain consistent quality.
Good to know
The ramen restaurant does not offer pork chashu, only chicken.
Two pieces of salmon sushi cost $14.
The Omakase is very affordable at under $70, compared to the usual $100+ price.
Dining takes place in a small, intimate tent with chef's table view and private seating for two. The atmosphere stays quiet and cozy, focusing on the precision and freshness of each sushi piece. The experience suits those seeking high-quality omakase in a unique, personal setting.
Food here offers a high quality and casual but amazing experience. The 18 course dinner provides exactly the right amount of food for a personal and intimate meal.
Freshness stands out with every fish served. The selection changes often, offering variety and careful preparation that highlights the fish's quality and presentation.
Good to know
Reservations are absolutely needed for dining at this restaurant.
The meal costs $150 per person for the omakase experience.
The restaurant accommodates gluten-free dietary needs.
Minimalist decor with abundant plants and elegant modern design creates a cozy, warm atmosphere with perfect lighting. Tables are spaced for comfortable conversation, supporting a sensual vibe that enhances the dining experience. The space balances upscale energy with a relaxed, inviting feel.
Food features unique menu items paired with great cocktails. The dishes consistently deliver exceptional quality and flavor.
Yucatรกn fish dip, lobster ensenadas, and fried fish stand out on the menu. Oysters and tuna taquitos also feature prominently, offering a solid range of Mexican seafood options.
Good to know
Make a reservation if you can since the restaurant is usually full.
Brunch is available at this restaurant.
Happy hour at the bar is definitely a vibe.
Food cart with cute design offers fresh onigiri and varied musubi options. Energy stays good and lively around the cart, attracting those seeking healthy, affordable snacks on the go.
Food here is consistently high quality and fresh, with onigiri and musubi standing out. The dishes taste healthy and leave no MSG reaction even an hour later.
Onigiri features small drops of tinned fish with a light fish filling inside the rice balls. Wait times can be long despite the modest fish portion.
Good to know
Expect long lines during lunch hours, especially on weekdays.
The food truck offers a student discount for college ID holders.
Prices are generally affordable for NYC, with most items under $15.
Small American restaurant offers cozy, romantic design with ample indoor and outdoor seating. Atmosphere blends classy and down-to-earth vibes with occasional live singing during dinner. Known for gluten-free menu and welcoming families with thoughtful amenities.
Food blends Jewish dishes and Chinese cuisine in a unique way. The menu offers an excellent selection of gluten-free items with consistently great taste and satisfying portions.
Fish comes out flaky and fresh, tasting like it was caught just before frying. The menu features cod fish and kale croquettes and a gluten-free fish and chips option, both well-prepared and flavorful.
Good to know
A reservation is highly recommended to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant offers gluten-free options for various dishes.
This place gets busy during brunch time until 3 PM.
Elegant and cozy space with warm lighting and beautiful booths creates a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere. The vibe blends old steakhouse charm with modern dรฉcor, making it suitable for memorable meals. Creative cocktails and impeccable service add to the overall experience.
Excellent food pairs with outstanding service from staff like Evie and Kayla. The amazing ambiance complements the dining experience perfectly.
Very fresh fish stands out, especially in the sushi and grilled dishes. Fish comes cooked to perfection with a buttery sauce and includes real crab and wasabi.
Good to know
The total cost for three people for four dishes and no alcohol was $200.
The restaurant is suitable for a pre-theater dinner.
Arrangements are made for convenience to the 8pm show at The Met.
Small Mexican restaurant offers loud music and a friendly, festive vibe with colorful decor. Seating includes pet-friendly outdoor patio and indoor options, creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Margaritas stand out as a popular feature among guests.
Food here is authentic Mexican with well-cooked shrimp and delicious flavors throughout. Portions satisfy and the dishes taste fresh and original.
Fish tacos come out fresh and fast with a good flavor and a bit of spice. They pair well with other staples like tacos al pastor and posole.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; only walk-ins are allowed.
Happy hour is a great time to visit before a show at Lincoln Center.
The restaurant fills up quickly after 6pm on Fridays.
Elegant Italian restaurant with historic murals and sophisticated decor creates a classy yet cozy vibe. Outdoor seating offers a notable dining experience despite occasional noise from crowded events. The setting blends old-world charm with a lively atmosphere.
Food features perfect seasoning and incredible flavors. Cocktails complement the top-shelf dining experience with great taste and quality.
Fish dishes come cooked in olive oil, white wine, and lemon, served with sautรฉed spinach. Specials include grilled octopus and other light, flavorful preparations.
Good to know
You need a reservation to dine at this restaurant.
The restaurant is BYOB on Sundays.
Be prepared to pay over $100 a head for dinner with appetizer, dessert, and a pasta entree.
French restaurant offers a luxury Deco vibe with an old New York look and close-packed tables indoors. Outdoor dining takes place in an enclosed shed with heaters and fans, creating a comfortable atmosphere. The indoor space is lively and loud, while the outdoor area feels more serene and spacious.
Delicious food pairs with radiant service for a consistently wonderful dining experience.
Fish dishes include excellent dorade and very good fish and chips served with classic, generous frites. The fish sandwich special also receives positive remarks.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch to secure a table.
The restaurant has a cutting fee for cakes brought in by guests.
Vaccine and ID are required to dine inside.
Stunning venue with tall glass windows and intimate lighting offers views of a courtyard and water fountain. Music features an R&B playlist that energizes the space, encouraging guests to dance and vibe in their seats. The atmosphere blends romantic warmth with lively, casual energy, creating a unique dining experience.
Exquisite attention to cuisine defines the food here, paired with impeccable service and a fine dining atmosphere that elevates the experience.
Good to know
Reservations are in high demand, so try to schedule months in advance.
If you do not make a reservation, expect a wait time.
If you arrive at 5 PM, expect a three-hour waitlist.