Han Dynasty is a Szechuan restaurant on 3rd Avenue in the East Village you can rely on like a friend who helps you move.

Szechuan Mountain House is a casual Szechuan spot in Flushing that makes some of our mapo tofu in the city.

Szechuan Mountain House is a fun Szechuan restaurant to bring a date or a friend on St. Marks Place in the East Village.

Szechwan Absolute serves great Chongqing chicken and savory-spicy mapo tofu on the second floor of One Fulton Square in Flushing.

Chuan Tian Xia in Sunset Park makes Szechuan food you should plan your weekend around.

Guan Fu is an excellent Szechuan restaurant in Flushing where you’ll want to take your top ten favorite people on the planet.

5ive Spice is a good option for a bánh mì or bowl of phở in Park Slope.

District Saigon is serves some of the best Vietnamese food in Astoria, and in NYC.

Fat Choy serves great vegan, Chinese-inspired dishes on the Lower East Side.

Amigo By Nai in the East Village serves four different kinds of carnitas tacos.

Les Ambassades is a Senegalese spot in Harlem where you should sit outside before or after getting a pastry from their bakery next door.

Baylander Steel Beach is a bar on a converted navy ship at the West Harlem Piers. It's a great place to spend a weekend afternoon or evening.

Oola’s Kitchen is a soul food spot on the Lower East Side where you should eat a delicious double smashburger.

Saigon Social serves phenomenal Vietnamese food on the Lower East Side, and it’s one of our favorite new restaurants of 2020.

Caffè Panna is an Italian ice cream spot in Gramercy that makes some of the best dessert in the city.

This is the UWS location of a Dominican restaurant in Washington Heights where you should be ordering rotisserie chicken.