Modern space blends elegant decor with intimate mood lighting and backlit signs evoking Bangkok neighborhoods. Atmosphere balances warmth and vibrancy, with friendly energy and lively music. Cocktails feature Thai-inspired twists, complementing authentic dishes with customizable spice levels.
Bold and playful flavors define the kale salad appetizer. Papaya salad stands out with its fresh, vibrant balance of sweet, sour, and spicy, offered at varying spice levels. The Yum Moo Ding features warm pork belly, echoing a Thai salad with a twist.
Pak Mor shiitake dumplings stand out with their rich flavor. The dumplings pair well with dishes like Larb Pla branzino for a tasty meal.
Good to know
All dishes containing nuts are clearly labeled for allergy accommodations.
Reservations are not required, making it easy for walk-ins.
The restaurant serves a mix of Bangkok street food and NYC fusion dishes.
Small space captures authentic Japanese bar culture with gorgeous decor and graphic design. Atmosphere feels relaxing and lively, blending cozy vibes with unique cocktail menu styled like an anime comic. Crowds often form outside, reflecting its popularity and energy.
Salads feature fresh vegetables and crisp tofu with flavorful dressings. The jungle salad stands out with its peanuty sauce, while the sashimi and cucumber salads offer lighter, refreshing options.
Pork and Japanese fried dumplings stand out with fresh, flavorful fillings. Veggie dumplings and buns offer tasty options alongside potstickers that deliver rich, satisfying taste.
Good to know
Expect a wait of 10-15 minutes for 2 people around dinner time.
For 3-4 people, the wait can be closer to 15-25 minutes on weekends.
You should get there early if it’s a busy time.
Vintage Chinese decor creates an elegant old Shanghai vibe with soft, dim lighting that soothes and transports. Private and semi-private rooms accommodate large parties and celebrations comfortably. A full bar downstairs offers unique, well-crafted Baijiu cocktails alongside a lively, busy atmosphere.
Salads here stand out with the spicy cucumber salad and the wood ear mushroom salad that is tart and refreshing. The cucumber salad is consistently noted as a great, crisp choice.
Soup dumplings stand out with great flavor and quality. Crystal shrimp dumplings offer a light palate cleanser, and the menu includes garlic string beans alongside a wide variety of dim sum.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
The restaurant has a 1.5 hour limit on dining time.
Customers must finish their meal before 7:00 PM on Saturday nights to be seated.
Two-story restaurant combines intimate upstairs with lively downstairs for varied dining moods. Interior showcases stunning, sophisticated design that feels cozy despite no windows. Unique Asian fusion menu pairs with standout cocktails and carefully curated wine selections.
Salads feature unexpected combinations like seaweed with apple strips and a Mizuna salad with chanterelle mushrooms and truffles. These dishes bring unique flavors and textures that stand out.
Soup dumplings stand out with rich broth inside tender wrappers. Crystal dumplings feature fresh spinach and meaty minced morel mushrooms for a unique taste.
Good to know
Reservations are needed for lunch at this place.
You should book your table immediately.
Expect to spend over $200 for two people.
Asian fusion restaurant offers a two-story ceiling and open kitchen with visible food preparation. Atmosphere feels cozy and intimate with beautiful decor including wine barrels and cherry blossoms. Outdoor seating is spacious and quiet, suitable for groups or romantic evenings.
Salads here feature mandarins and include options like Chicken Mandarin Salad and spicy tuna salad. They pair well with fresh juices and offer a healthy, delicious choice alongside other dishes.
Chicken and pork dumplings come with meals and stand out as good options. Kids enjoy the dumplings, and the pork ones pair well with shared dishes like tuna nachos.
Good to know
Wagamama offers a 3-course Valentine’s Day set menu from February 12th to 16th for $38.
Restaurant week offers a $45 for a 3 course dinner.
You need to make reservations, especially during busy lunch hours.
Small, cozy Asian restaurant with tight seating and a quiet, romantic atmosphere enhanced by a small pond and water feature near the window. Offers upstairs seating for larger groups and a modest bar with cocktails. Lighting is soft, creating a tranquil vibe despite the compact space.
Salads here feature fresh, vibrant flavors with options like Green Papaya, Sweet Corn and Shrimp, and Spicy Grilled Beef. The mango papaya salad stands out as delicious and yummy.
Shrimp dumplings come with balanced dipping sauce and good size. Thai peanut dumplings stand out as extremely flavorful. Veg dumplings serve without sauce, keeping it simple.
Good to know
The lunch special is available from 11 AM to 4 PM.
There is a $15 minimum spend per person for dining.
Reservations are advisable due to limited seating.
Modern interior with wood accents and dim lighting creates a zen atmosphere that feels clean and inviting. The vibe is tranquil and familiar, with attentive and friendly service enhancing the calm mood. Sushi presentation on a staircase-like arrangement adds a unique visual touch to the dining experience.
Starters include a large side salad with ginger dressing that stands out at sushi spots. The salad and clear soup both pack bold flavors and thoughtful ingredients.
Pork dumplings stand out with a homemade touch and strong flavor. Other options include takoyaki and chicken bao, which also deliver solid taste.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available on weekends, offering good value.
The 3 roll special costs $18, with an additional $2 for a Shrimp Tempura Roll.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol due to a pending liquor license.
Sleek and sophisticated space with dim lighting and a buzzing energy sets a stylish tone. Loud music and lively conversations create a vibrant atmosphere suited for groups, dates, or business meetings. The second floor offers a particularly elegant yet relaxed ambiance with beautiful views.
Salads feature hearts of palm, baby spinach, and warm mushrooms. Options include fresh, flavorful choices alongside tofu dishes.
Juicy wagyu dumplings stand out as a highlight with rich flavor. They pair well with other dishes like crispy rice and spicy tuna maki.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Expect high prices; a meal for two can easily exceed $500.
Cocktail hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 5-7pm.
Small space with about four tables set in an apartment-like upper floor creates an intimate, cozy atmosphere. The vibe feels local and authentic, with a compact seating area that can feel claustrophobic. Air conditioning keeps the environment comfortable despite the tight quarters.
Salad comes with a carrot ginger dressing that stands out. It often appears in the bento box alongside soup, shumai, and a California roll.
Six very small dumplings come for $8. Sushi and soup dumplings offer decent flavor but stay on the lighter side.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available until 3 PM during the holiday season.
The price for the Sushi Bento Box is $19.50, but bills may show $24.50.
The restaurant has plenty of options for vegetarians.