The best Peruvian food in New York City. The chicken is simply delicious. Maduras (fried bananas), fresh salad, seafood.

Between 90th & 91st St

You don’t really have to order the platter dishes unless you definitely want everything in them. Otherwise, ordering dish by dish is just as inexpensive.

Upscale seafood

Flatiron, Gramercy, Union Square
Subway Stops: 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R, W to 14th St.-Union Sq.

Excellent Vietnamese food, located in Chinatown. What I like most about TS is their spring roll is wrapped in rice paper, not the wonton wraps you find 99% of VN places. Using rice paper makes the roll much more crisp and lighter. The service is decent, the place is relatively clean and the owner very nice.

Chinatown between Bayard & Walker St.

Order the #1 if you want Pho, and the #46 if you like vermacelli noodles and delicious BBQ pork.

Korean food in Koreatown – This place is somewhat noisy from the crown and atmosphere but it’s a great place to have a fun time and bring large groups of friends. The food here is fantastic, I am always full at the end of the meal, especially because of the numerous side dishes. Generosity is key here – a meal here will never leave you hungry.

Between 5th Ave & Bway

Cheap prices, great food, wide variet of chinese cuisine. Fast service with a somewhat noise atmosphere. Fantastic value overall, and great place to dine in Chinatown.

Chinatown – Cross Street: Between Bayard and Canal Streets.
Directions: 6 at Canal St.

Located in swank SOHO, Manhattan, Balthazar is a great place for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have a bar where you can hobnob with the trendy. The restaurant is akin to a Paris brasserie and the food equally delectable. The desserts are fantastic.

Between Crosby St. and Broadway. 6 train at Spring St. ; J, M, Z at Bowery ; N, R, W at Prince St.

If you are simply in the mood for quick Parisian pastry and a cafe au lait, the Balthazar Boulangerie (Bakery) is just next to the restaurant. It’s not uncommon to see New Yorker’s sitting on the benches in front, sipping their coffee.

Thai food – I simply love this restaurant. The food and price make this a great value. I was dissapointed to read the reviews mentioning the food was soso. I’ve been eating for years and I have not been disappointed yet.

various locations throughout New York city.