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8.5
I Sodi
I Sodi isn’t the flashiest Italian restaurant in New York City, but it’s consistently one of the best.
8.9
This Malaysian restaurant has been around since the 1990s, serving Hainanese chicken, roti canai, and a killer Singapore kari laksa.
8.1
At this cozy, chrome-plated luncheonette in Soho, you can drink a bottle of wine and have a steak, or get an egg cream and a burger.
8.5
This West Village wine bar has old world bottles, seasonal food with Filipino flourishes, and plenty of polish without the stiffness.
8.6
Part seminar on Korean fermentation, part impressive tasting menu, this eight-seat counter in Long Island City is one of the most unique fine dining options in town.
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Metropolis
Located in the bottom of the Perelmen Performing Arts Center in FiDi, Metropolis is a pricey place serving an interesting, but spotty menu inspired by New York City.
At this Manhattan outpost of a 400-year-old restaurant from Japan, you can eat korokke and drink sake while eavesdropping on peak Murray Hill conversations.
Skip your spa day, and instead get a pork broth facial at Rockmeisha, a lively East Village ramen shop that specializes in Hakata-style soup.
The second outpost of one of NYC’s best pizzerias is slinging crispy sourdough slices on Christopher Street.
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