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Chalong
Chalong is a spacious Thai spot in Hell's kitchen that serves exciting, rarely-seen seafood dishes.
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The Best Restaurants In Hell’s Kitchen
Korean handrolls, brick-oven pizza, exceptional Thai food, and more.
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Marseille
Marseille is a French brasserie in Hell's Kitchen with a fun oyster Happy Hour and a surprising amount of cool for a Times Square-adjacent restaurant.
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Three Roosters
This small Hell’s Kitchen Thai restaurant serves perfectly cooked chicken on rice, prepared three ways. It’ll become your new go-to lunch spot in the area.
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Rice X Beans
Rice X Beans serves quality Brazilian food in Hell's Kitchen. If you're looking for feijoada, make a trip over.
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Ñaño
For a good, casual meal in Hell's Kitchen, head to this tiny Ecuadorian spot and eat ceviche and seco de chivo with big chunks of goat.
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LumLum
This bright, beachy restaurant in Hell's Kitchen serves some of the best Thai seafood in the city.
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Mari
If you think of your standard temaki as pleated khakis and a white button-up, then the Korean handrolls at Mari in Hell's Kitchen are like red leather pants and a zebra print top.
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Hell's Kitchen
This casual but hip restaurant is not an attempt at authentic Mexican, but rather an inspired interpretation using Latin flavors and fresh ingredients.
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Ardesia
Ardesia is first and foremost a wine bar, and a good one at that. The food is decent, but it’s secondary to what they do best, which is selecting excellent “mineral-driven” wines from all over the world.
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Taboon
Taboon is one of the best restaurants in Hell's Kitchen, especially if you get down on Middle Eastern food. But also even if you don't.
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Tabata Noodle
There are plenty of spots to grab amazing ramen in New York. While Tabata isn’t the best, it’s a great Midtown option. Tabata is nothing fancy, just a straight up soup shop without any bells and whistles.
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Añejo
When your tequila list is longer than your menu, we start to worry. The food at Añejo would be wonderful, but sadly they take the “small” in “small plates” really seriously.
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Esca
Year after year, Esca remains in the conversation of the NYC elite. It’s always jam-packed, mostly with the business and commuter crowd.
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The Marshal
The Marshal is a perfect neighborhood restaurant in Hell's Kitchen with dedicated regulars and an appreciation for New York.
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North River Lobster Co.
The food at North River Lobster Co. is regrettably mediocre. Then again, we never expected more from a floating restaurant in the middle of Midtown fart-tastic touristville.
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Poulette
Restaurant rotisserie chicken that we don't mind paying up for? It exists, in Hell's Kitchen of all places. Get Poulette in your Midtown lunch rotation.
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Inti
Inti is quiet restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen with very authentic and very good Peruvian food.
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Chef’s Table At Brooklyn Fare
Chef’s Table At Brooklyn Fare in Hell’s Kitchen serves a tasting menu that’s unlike anything else you’ll eat in NYC.