anyone know any good ones in manhattan (east village, midtown, chelsea, west village area) or queens?
not too expensive though... just for a regular night out :)
thanx!
ElegantBride
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Erawan on Bell Blvd is great. FH and I go there all the time. It has a bar too. Call for reservations on a Saturday it can get packed.
SomethingBlu
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Sushi Samba and Tao are both great.
ElegantBride
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Tao is also very Yummy. It's more expensive...the again what isn't in Manhattan Here are the websites
http://www.taorestaurant.com/
http://www.erawanthai.com/
CalJoe0124
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tao!
DrBeLLaRoSe
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thanx for the suggestions everyone... i think tao might be too much for a regular night out though... will keep it in mind for a special occasion
marymoon
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Frenasia on Crossbay Blvd in Howard Beach. It just opened a little while ago, and I haven't been there yet but I've heard great things. Also on Crossbay Blvd there's Danny's Szechuan and Danny's Saura Garden (same building with a chinese restaraunt and a japanese restaruant. It's very good
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Blue Chili. It' located in the 50's. Very good food Pan-Asian food!!!!! Funky atmosphere.
jessnyc711
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Expensive: Blue Water Grill - asian fusion, seafood around the Union Square are - reservations a must.
Asia de Cuba - Asian/Latin fusion, Midtown east, reservations a must
Moderate/reasonable PEEP - Thai food, SOHO, very downtown hip, good drinks, party vibe and good food
Sushiya - 56th off of 5th ave. good sushi nice atmosphere, bigger space.
Hasaki restaurant - east village, sushi very good, authentic, less fancy rolls, smaller portion, but fresh sushi. The restaurant is small and intimate-210 E. 9th Street.
Jan05Bride
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Topaz: Thai Food on 56th street between 6th & 7th, next to the Parker Meridien
Ruby Foos: Asian Fusion on Broadway near 49th Street
Sushiya - 56th off of 5th ave. good sushi nice atmosphere, bigger space.
I agree. I love thier sushi
FLaCaTaCa
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Jan05Bride...I am with you!!! Topaz is AWESOME and cheap!!!! They serve liquor as well.
justshir
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joe's shanghai in chinatown or uptown. once you sit down ask for soup dumplings. they're amazing! it comes in 2 kinds. crab and pork. i like the crab dumplings. very good.
NYO NYA (malaysian) in chinatown grand street (off mulberry). start with roti conai as apps and hoinam chicken.. it's a very light dish. or if you dare to choose out of the norm choose surong burong. dont worry..it's neither a cat or dog. it's illegal here =P and get an iced lychee / longon drink. you'll love it!
woo lae oak (korean) in the vill on mercer. try KEL SAL MARI as your apps. and everything to anything from their menu's pretty good. woo lae oak
kum gang sang (korean) in koreatown 32nd street off broadway. anything from their menu's pretty good.
the pricing's reasonable with the acception to woo lae oak. but it doesn't mean you should skip this restaurant in the future. and hmmm.. what else...? Blue Ribbon Sushi's VERY GOOD! pricey, tho, yes, but if you're a sushi lover.. please try.
enjoy your dinner!
lrs2005
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high line - it is in the meatpacking district and is asian fusion. I love that you can eat dessert in bed upstairs too.
ILoveLichy
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Asia de Cuba, Ruby Foo's, Buddakan in Chelsea...all really good...
BlondeJD
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Asia de Cuba and Tao are great for a more pricey night out. Personally, and I know that it's a complete tourist trap, but I really love the food at Ruby Foo's in Times Square, especially the calamari in peanut sauce. Yum!
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China Grill- a lot of the same food as Asia De Cuba ( Same owner) not as $$$$$
regi
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Cafe Asean in the village. It was near W. 4th street. They are a little hole in the wall pan asian restaurant.
