99 Favor Taste is a Chinese hot pot restaurant with a bunch of locations around NYC, including this New Dorp Lane spot on Staten Island.

This casual spot on the LES serves curry goat roti, coconut shrimp bao, and plenty of other Caribbean dishes you want to order tonight.

Ping’s is a cash-only dim sum spot in Chinatown with a lot seafood on the menu.

Lao Bei Fang is a cash-only Chinese spot in Elmhurst that serves particularly massive dumplings.

Three Times is a fast-casual Chinese spot on the Lower East Side that serves good pan-fried dumplings.

Chubby Princess is a counter-service Chinese spot in FiDi from the people behind MáLà Project.

Sally’s is a Caribbean spot in Bed-Stuy where you should get dinner or drinks someone who’s cooler than you.

Yaso Tangbao is a great place for some noodles with braised beef or soup dumplings in Industry City.

The Roast is a spot in Sunset Park that's perfect for when you need to grab a quick meal or several pounds of roast pork.

Kai Feng Fu Dumpling House is a cash-only spot in Sunset Park with minimal seating and excellent fried dumplings that cost $1.50 per order.

If you want a fun spot for a group meal in Sunset Park, go to Hot Space. It’s a Szechuan spot specializing in whole fish with various sauces.

Western Yunnan Crossing Bridge Noodle is a great spot for a quick bowl of noodles and some pumpkin pancakes in Sunset Park.

It’s important that you stop by Yun Nan Flavour Garden in Sunset Park at some point and eat a hot bowl of crossing the bridge noodles.

If you want to grab a quick lunch in Sunset Park, stop by Fei Long Food Court and get some congee, roast pork, or soup dumplings.

Park Asia is a great option for a group meal in Sunset Park. It’s a massive space with plenty of natural light, and it’s especially good for dim sum.

Bamboo Garden is a Cantonese spot with excellent dim sum and roast pork in Sunset Park.