Their beef empanadas are the best I have EVER tasted! I walk outside in below zero weather just to get them!
Get yellow rice, chicken stew and plantains it's so good. One platter is enough for two people or two meals.
Pernil is delicious!!!
THIS PLACE. Best ramen in the city. Better than Momofuku and Ipuddo. Their spicy miso ramen is bomb & so is their homemade spicy chili sauce. Pay the the extra $1 for it.
spicy paitan ramen with an egg is the way to go for a warm wintertime meal. also works as a perfect hangover cure :)
Totto Ramen’s original ramen shop in Hell’s Kitchen is notorious for its hours-long wait and no-reservations policy. Avoid the hassle at the newly opened location (just a block away).
Literally obsessed with this place. Everything is so fresh and tasty. I would eat here everyday if I lived in the neighbourhood. Staff was super nice and helpful. YES!
Salmon dream
The japchae noodles are boring the rest is fine..
Great Mexican food. Try the sizzling Fajitas, fresh guacamole and the best salsa in New York City.You will be really obsessed with their margaritas.
Bomb ass margs, killer guac, awesome vibe.
Authentic Mexican mole enchiladas yummmmm margaritas strong and best
hands down the best pho in midtown, and its cheap. Add a egg on top!!!
Mark as done if: You were completely ignored when you walked in by all staff
The Beef Pho is Pho-nomenal. So delish!
Huge menu so everyone can find something they like. Voted Best Diner in Manhattan. Lots of locals here so exactly what we were looking for. Great recommendation from our concierge.
Surprisingly good coffee!
Get a traditional diner-rific breakfast all day long – our favorite is the French Toast with 2 Eggs and a Side of Bacon. Try a smoothie too. Open 24/7!
Excellent option for hungry, ramen-weary folks near Lincoln Center. Cozy & snug at times, but the food is more than worth a few bump-ins. Great character, great spices & great for repeat visits.
Try the beef with chili. Wok-charred beef is tossed w/ kafir lime leaves & green beans, then bathed in a orange-tinted sauce of turmeric & Thai chilies. It’s one of our #100best dishes & drinks 2011. Read more.
Try Sukhothai pork noodle soup ($7 lunch, $9 dinner). "Sweet slices of roasted pork are nestled amongst crunchy long beans and crumbles of ground pork, the dish is lavishly topped with cracklings." Read more.
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