Japanese restaurant offers a spacious, modern interior with bright, clean lighting and a Michelin-class ramen presentation. Atmosphere feels welcoming and comfortable despite the bright lighting. The setting stands out for its chic, streamlined decor and quiet, relaxed vibe.
Seating happens quickly even during busy times. Staff stays friendly and the space feels quiet and clean for a relaxed lunch. Late afternoon visits work well for a leisurely meal.
High quality green tea serves as a warm, comforting drink here. The tea offers a clean, fresh taste that stands out.
"The salmon ramen has a rich, flavorful broth."
"The truffle salmon ramen broth is savory and satisfying."
"I loved the high-quality green tea here."
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The restaurant offers unique ramen options like salmon and crab.
Prices are reasonable, with ramen dishes starting around $28.
Portion sizes may be smaller than expected for the price.
Small space with simple decor creates a cozy, laid-back atmosphere that feels authentically Vietnamese and LGBTQ friendly. The vibe is lively yet chill, attracting those seeking northern-style pho and unique banh mi in an intimate setting.
Weekday lunch offers a $20 combo with any pho and a specialty drink from 12 to 4 pm. The spot draws people looking for a casual Chinatown lunch.
The tea features a lemongrass peach blend with fresh peach and orange slices. It offers a refreshing taste without being overly peachy.
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On weekends, Tenten NYC offers limited-offer dishes like Pho Hanoi and Bun Rieu.
The restaurant has limited seating and gets packed fast, so come early.
Expect a wait for pho, especially during peak hours.
Small space with cramped seating and colorful artwork creates an intimate, cozy vibe. Indoor and outdoor areas offer a warm, inviting atmosphere with quiet music that supports conversation. Tables sit close together, making it feel lively and social.
Lunch specials offer great value with a good amount of food every day. Options like calamari and coconut milk soup provide a satisfying late lunch.
Thai iced tea here is not overly sweet and has a rich, satisfying flavor. Staff respond quickly to issues, replacing drinks when needed, and the green tea also pairs well with meals.
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Making an advanced reservation helps avoid waiting.
There is a 35-minute wait to get seated because the dining room is small.
Thai Diner only accepts walk-ins.
Honeycomb seating creates a unique, private dining experience with individual cubbies and call buttons for service. The atmosphere feels cozy and authentic, evoking a Japanese vibe with stylish, well-designed decor. Flavored sake and smooth soju add to the relaxed, enjoyable energy.
No wait on Saturdays and immediate seating at the bar make for a smooth lunch. The cute atmosphere pairs well with the lunch combo featuring spicy miso and white pepper ramen at a great price.
Thai iced tea stands out with a rich, creamy flavor that pairs well with meals. It often comes in combos including dessert, ramen, and steamed pork bun for a full experience.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups to secure a table.
Mandatory tips start from 20%, leaving no choice for the tip amount.
The lunchtime menu offers good value for the price.
Huge outdoor eating space with heated booths creates a lively and classy atmosphere. Crowded and noisy, it fills up even on weekdays, attracting groups and dates alike. Beautiful speakeasy downstairs adds a distinct touch to the experience.
Fresh and tasty options define the lunch menu. The falafel pita stands out as a solid choice. Staff deliver above and beyond service during lunch events.
Mint tea with rosewater blends fresh mint, rose water, and honey for a distinct flavor. The Moroccan tea offers a memorable, rich taste that stands out.
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Reservations are recommended for Sunday at 12 PM as the restaurant is almost fully booked.
A reservation is needed on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Avoid dining right before the shift change or kitchen close around 3:45 PM.
Buffet restaurant combines hotpot and dim sum with a varied selection including premium meats and flavorful broths. Interior feels modern and cozy with spacious booths and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere suited for groups. Music can be loud, but overall the environment supports social gatherings well.
Lunch specials offer a solid deal with some including free dessert. Arriving by 12 PM or earlier helps avoid the lunch rush and seating waits.
Staff offer hot tea or cold water right after seating. Waitress suggests tea options for non-alcohol drinkers. Green tea pairs well with the rice balls.
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The price is $43 for all-you-can-eat hotpot and $1.99 for each dim sum dish.
They offer a 20% discount for the grand opening.
Expect a wide variety of fresh ingredients, including seafood, meat, and vegetables.
Large dining area combines with authentic Malaysian decor and colorful murals to create a warm, inviting atmosphere. The space fills quickly, leading to a noisy, crowded environment with tight seating. Cash-only policy and an on-site ATM support a traditional hawker-style experience.
Late weekday lunches offer a quiet atmosphere and flavorful dishes that stand out. The spot draws attention through consistent positive feedback on its lunch offerings.
Malaysian iced tea offers a creamy, milky option. The sooi pooi and lemon iced tea provide a refreshing balance to meals.
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Nyonya in Chinatown NYC celebrates the Lunar New Year with nine specialty dishes until 2/12.
Monday night is great for visiting with friends who have kids.
This restaurant only accepts cash, with an ATM on site.
Japanese restaurant offers huge menu with fresh sushi and well-crafted rolls. Atmosphere feels chill and community embraced, with food prepared in front of guests. It operates as a takeout-focused spot where guests can bring their own alcohol.
Chicken teriyaki and steak lunch specials run daily until 3 PM with consistent availability. The hostess clearly explains the difference between lunch and dinner menus.
Bubble tea comes in many flavors like taro, cappuccino, and coconut, with a sweet and refreshing taste. Prices stay cost-friendly compared to other local spots, and the drinks have a nice milky consistency.
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Lunch specials are available daily from 11am to 3pm.
Delivery is available, but timing may vary.
You can order online or over the phone for convenience.
Spacious coffee shop with a private courtyard and cozy outdoor seating offers a tranquil, quiet atmosphere with light music and fast Wi-Fi. It attracts people looking to work or meet in a relaxed setting, featuring artwork and cushioned benches that add to the welcoming vibe.
Lunch offers good coffee and a variety of tasty options including a chicken sandwich with a smaller portion size. The spot suits grabbing a quick meal or working for a few hours.
Chai lattes stand out with a rich, perfect flavor. Both coffee and tea taste amazing and suit a relaxed work vibe.
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The cafe hosts comedy shows on select nights, check the schedule for details.
DJs perform live every Sunday evening, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
Wine tastings are available on weekends, reservations recommended.
Large dim sum restaurant with shared seating and food served from carts, creating an old-school Cantonese vibe. The atmosphere is loud and lively, filled with constant movement and noise typical of traditional dim sum dining. Tables accommodate big groups, emphasizing a communal and bustling experience.
Dim sum lunch offers excellent food and service at great prices. Expect a long wait during weekends and lunch hours due to high demand.
Hong Kong style tea arrives quickly and tastes delicious. Servers stay attentive, clearing dishes and refilling tea often. This spot keeps the traditional dim sum tea house vibe alive.
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Expect to wait for 30 minutes to 1 hour on weekends for a table, longer for bigger groups.
Come as early as possible on weekends to avoid long wait lines.
The restaurant stops taking orders at 8:30 PM.