#restaurant list

[kiranherbert]

The 2019 Good Food 100 Restaurants List Features 40 Colorado Businesses

[restaurant-search]

RESTAURANT GUIDE IN US

[aubreymurray]

tickets booked, reservation made

[restavista]

RESTAURANT - NEW YORK RESTAURANTS - RESTAURANT GUIDE - FIND A RESTAURANT IN NEW YORK

Source:www.restavista.com/new-york

[three-things-every-day]

LIFE - Friday, 5/17/13

Cali questions

Restaurant List Check: Loveless Cafe

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[three-things-every-day]

LIFE - Thursday 5/16/13

Finish editing and uploading Turkey pics for CB

4 more miles

Restaurant List Check: Prince’s Hot Chicken

[kevdn]

NEW NYC RESTAURANT LIST TO TRY:

Ippudo (East Village) - Japanese Ramen

Lombardi's or Grimaldi's - Pizza

Crif Dogs (East Village) - Hot Dogs

Woorijip (Koreatown) - Fast Korean

Wafels & Dinges (Foodtruck) - Belgian Waffles

Luke's Lobster (East Village) - Lobster Rolls

Shanghai Cafe (Chinatown) - Soup Dumplings

Kun Jip (Koreatown) - Korean Restaurant

Bouchon Bakery (Hell's Kitchin/Midtown) - French Pastries/Sandwiches

Yakitori Taisho (East Village) - Japanese Yakitori

Xe May (East Village) - Banh Mi

Cha-An - (East Village) - Japanese Dessert

Uva (Upper East Side) - Italian

Boka (East Village) - Korean Fried Chicken

Soba-Ya (East Village) - Soba

Paprika (East Village) - Italian

Pomme Frites (East Village) - Belgian Frites

Upstate (East Village) - Seafood

Gaia Italian Cafe (Lower East Side) - Italian

Cocoron (Lower East Side) - Japanese Soba

Kaz An Nou (Brooklyn) - Caribbean/French

Hahm Ji Bak (Flushing) - Korean BBQ

Korilla (Food Truck) - Korean

Big Gay Ice Cream (Food Truck/East Village) - Ice Cream

Mac Truck (Food Truck) - Mac n Cheese

Otafuku (East Village) - Japanese Takoyaki

Mark (East Village) - Sliders

Amy Ruth's (Harlem) - Soul Food

[praslist-blog]

NYC Food Trip

I went on a weekend New York City food trip and hit up 17 different restaurants in those two days. I don't recommend doing exactly that but since a lot of people have asked me for NYC restaurant recommendations, I thought of sharing my adventures.

Katz's Deli -- awesome pastrami on rye, highly recommended

Peasant -- 194 Elizabeth St # A, New York, NY -- italian food, good ambiance

Balthazar -- if you want to do the brunch thing, not that awesome if you're not into the brunch thing

Yakitori Taisho -- 5 Saint Marks Pl # 1, New York, NY -- excellent yakitori, if you haven't done that before, I highly recommend it. Do not go to "Oh Taisho" which is their sister restaurant on the same street (2 doors down), it's newer and the older grill is better

Rice to Riches -- 37 Spring St, New York, NY -- it's a dessert place where everything is rice based

Angel Share -- 8 stuyvesant st, New York, NY -- amazingly secretive and great martinis and the "Perfect Mule" drink. It's hard to find, so go to the restaurant called "Village Yokocho" and climb the stairs. As soon as you reach the top, turn to your left and walk into an unmarked door, that's the place

New York Noodletown (Chinatown) -- if you want some authentic cantonese food, this is the place. my favorite "watana oroyo fan"

Morimoto (the famous Iron Chef's place) -- I was less than impressed with their entrees but I would highly recommend their appetizers (big enough to share). Get 3-4 of those and that's a good meal right there!

KyoChon -- 319 5th Ave, New York -- awesome korean friend chicken wings

53rd and 6th food cart -- amazing gyro platter, get chicken only or chicken and lamb mixed. Add a bit of hot sauce (it's very hot) and lots of white sauce. There will be 4 different carts on that corner but select the one nearest to the Hilton (the one with the longest line)

Biryani food cart (think it's called Kwik Meal) -- 45th and 6th -- winner of a Vendi award, it was pretty good biryani for a food cart