Casual Weeknight Dinner
Casual Weeknight Dinner
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Guide
25 NYC Restaurants Where You’ll Want To Become A Regular
25 neighborhood spots you should aspire to go to on a bi-monthly basis.
Guide
The Best Restaurants In Harlem
From soul food institutions to one of Manhattan's only Somali restaurants, here are our favorite places to eat in Harlem.
Review
Taste Good Malaysian Cuisine
Taste Good not only serves the best Malaysian food in the five boroughs, it’s one of the best restaurants in the city, period.
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West New Malaysia
The salted egg prawns at West New Malaysia in Chinatown are one of the best things to eat in a neighborhood that's full of good things to eat.
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Malay Restaurant
Bring a small group to this homestyle Malaysian spot in Flushing so you can share their family-sized platters.
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Pulau Pinang
If your group of friends insists on driving to dinner, this Elmhurst restaurant has a parking lot and big, shareable plates of Malaysian-style Chinese food.
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The Crabby Shack
As the name suggests, you should get anything with crab at this casual Crown Heights spot.
Guide
What To Eat (And Skip) At Market 57
Market 57 in Chelsea is one of NYC’s best food halls. Here’s what you should eat when you go there.
Review
Choly
This Filipino restaurant in the Village looks like a train car diner and is open late for lechon and adobo.
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Ursula
Come to this all-day cafe in Bed-Stuy for the cult favorite breakfast burrito, and stay for the New Mexico-inspired sandwiches and small plates.
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Mother Shuckers
You can get a casual plate of oysters or clams at Mother Shuckers, a raw bar at Market 57.
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Yetnal Tongdak
Bring friends to try the different preparations of Korean fried chicken at this fast casual spot in Murray Hill, Queens.
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Mr. Bun
This Shanghainese spot in Sunset Park has cute anime decor and seriously good dumplings and buns.
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Mama's Noodle House
The two chefs at this takeout spot in Bensonhurst make great spicy shrimp wontons, hot pot fish and more.
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Momo Crave
Momo Crave in Woodside specializes in unexpectedly great fusion dishes, like tandoori momos and taco momos.
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Superior Wonton Noodle
Superior Wonton Noodles is a narrow noodle shop in Bensonhurst that's perfect for a quick lunch.
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Wei Mei Xian
Wei Mei Xian in Sunset Park is the place to go for Fujianese xiao long bao, giant pork buns, and peanut butter noodles.
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Bajeko Sekuwa
At this Nepalese restaurant in Sunnyside, a whole section of the menu is dedicated to goat's head dishes.