Rich, colorful decor creates a modern, stylish atmosphere with authentic Thai vibes. A talented mixologist crafts unique cocktails, while private rooms and a lively bar offer varied experiences. The place balances elegant design with a vibrant, inviting energy.
Food shows inventive and refined qualities. Drink menu stands out as interesting. Coconut cream tastes very sweet.
Fish dishes feature fresh, creamy textures with a light citrusy punch. Grilled whole fish has a crispy skin and juicy interior, while curry dishes combine fish roe, fried soft-shell crabs, and basil leaves for a mix of crunch and crispiness.
Good to know
Happy hour runs all day on Sunday and Monday, and from 5 PM to 9 PM Tuesday to Friday.
Reservations are needed on Saturday nights due to high demand.
SaiTong offers quick bar snacks during happy hour, perfect before or after a show.
Steakhouse blends traditional Korean aesthetics with mid-century modern design in a space featuring warm wood finishes and semi-open kitchen views. Atmosphere is chill and upscale with lively music and thoughtful lighting, creating a comfortable setting for conversation. A chic bar area serves crafted cocktails, adding to the sophisticated yet relaxed vibe.
The dry aged 10oz steak has a pastrami-like flavor that stands out. The Baked Alaska dessert looks beautiful and tastes interesting.
Yellowfin raw fish offers an exquisite taste. Fish dishes come perfectly grilled and savory, often paired with savory snow pea shoots that complement the flavors well.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Dress code is smart casual; no shorts or flip-flops allowed.
Expect a wait time of 30-60 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Bar seating surrounds a narrow sushi counter in a clean, minimalist space with a chic, zen vibe. The atmosphere stays calm yet lively, attracting people who enjoy handrolls paired with Korean drinks like soju and makgeolli. The intimate setting feels cozy despite tight seating and occasional noise from an open door.
All five hand-rolls show freshness with interesting flavors and textures. The spicy tuna roll offers a different and memorable taste. Korean flavors add an extra layer of interest to the food.
Hand rolls feature fresh fish with a perfect balance of cold fish, crispy nori, and warm rice. Fatty tuna and yellowtail stand out for their simple, unadorned flavors that let the fish shine.
Good to know
The last seating on Saturday night is at 7:45 PM.
They currently do not offer reservations.
Expect a line; it's recommended to arrive early.
Shop resembles a colorful wonderland filled with sardine cans arranged like a museum exhibit. Atmosphere feels like a small amusement park with lights, music, and playful staff uniforms. Space attracts those interested in artistic packaging and cultural history of Portuguese fish tradition.
Specialty tins feature sardines packed with unique sauces and oils, not typical supermarket versions. The concept includes cans labeled with birth years and interesting facts, adding a novel twist to canned fish.
Portuguese fish tradition shines through with perfection here. The selection of tinned fish feels like a museum and gallery exhibition of the art form.
Good to know
Expect to pay $18 per can for the sardines.
The store has a no return policy for closed untouched cans.
The tinned fish shop is located in the heart of Times Square.
Steakhouse features an enormous dry aging room and an open kitchen where chefs prepare meals in view. Atmosphere blends old-school jazz with classy, buzzing energy, creating a lively yet refined dining experience. Seating is crowded, with tables close together, enhancing a bustling vibe.
A huge case of meat stands out as a unique feature. The interesting lunch menu offers budget-friendly options. Decor and pictures add to the distinctive atmosphere.
Local seafood and fish feature prominently with a nice selection offered. The fish dishes stand out as fantastic alongside other meats.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for lunch courses on weekends.
Lunch course is available until 4pm on weekends.
Expect around $130 per person for a meal with drinks, tips not included.
Restaurant offers upstairs and downstairs bars with loud music and a fun atmosphere suited for celebrations. Maximalist desserts and cocktail variety stand out amid a space with worn decor and mixed cleanliness impressions.
A menu packed with novelty-filled drinks and unique desserts creates an interesting experience. Photos from the place also catch attention with their distinctiveness.
Fish and chips stand out as a popular choice here. The dish pairs crispy batter with tender fish, making it a consistent favorite.
Good to know
Lunch is served after 3:30 PM.
A mandatory 20% service fee is added to every bill.
The restaurant has no parking available.
Sushi restaurant blends scientific theme with creative omakase served on periodic tableware like beaker mugs. Interior features wood paneling and a bright, cool dining room with well-spaced tables. Atmosphere is sophisticated yet inviting, with an intimate setting and quiet ambiance.
Appetizers show interesting combinations. Mains like the salad with crab and pasta with shrimp and truffle mushrooms blend flavors well. Foie gras cream puff offers an unusual taste but is less favored.
Fish comes imported from Japan, ensuring exceptional freshness and quality. Dishes like the torched tile fish with crispy scales highlight expert preparation and seasoning.
Good to know
The 15-course omakase dinner lasts for 2 hours and costs $125 per person.
Reservations are recommended for the omakase experience, especially during busy times.
A burlesque show occurs at the bar on select nights.
Space combines traditional elegance with modern touches and features upstairs and downstairs seating suitable for both small and large groups. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming with comfortable seats and a lively bar offering creative cocktails like Paan and Aam Ka Achar. Music plays loudly, adding energy to the vibrant setting.
Cocktails feature Indian flavors like paan, chai, and kesar. The menu offers several Chaat and Kulca appetizers alongside unique drinks.
Fish fillet comes grilled to perfection, offering a succulent and flavorful taste. Cooking is precise, ensuring the fish is perfectly done.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger groups, especially during busy times.
An 18% gratuity is automatically added for parties of 2 or more.
Expect to spend around $130 for two dishes and rice.
Seafood-based French restaurant with three Michelin stars offers a modern decor with glamour but a high noise level that demands loud conversation. The atmosphere feels elegant yet brisk, encouraging a quick dining pace. Exceptional wine pairings and impeccable service complement the exquisite culinary presentations.
The Hiramasa stands out with its additional supplemental charge on the $130 prix fixe menu. The sommelier offers unique and interesting wine recommendations based on your preferences.
Dishes highlight fish as the star, with a halibut and shellfish medley showcasing deep flavor. The hiramasa with mushrooms and sauce offers a unique twist on classic preparations.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand.
The restaurant offers a holiday tasting menu with 9 courses.
The holiday tasting is held on the second floor.