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How Atoboy Set the Stage for a Glorious Era of Korean Cuisine

A decade after it first opened, Atoboy continues to be a trailblazer in redefining our relationship to Korean American cuisine.

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Cactus Wren Isn’t Your Typical NYC Wine Bar

With memorable dishes and an unexpected, natural-leaning wine list, Cactus Wren wants to be your new favorite neighborhood wine bar on the Lower East Side.

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All About Papa San, a Celebration of Nikkei Cuisine

This Nikkei-style izakaya from the same team behind Llama Inn and Llama San has everything from ceviche to eel pizza in Hudson Yards.

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With Crevette, the Duo Behind Dame Turns to Spain, France, and More Seafood

For their third restaurant, owner Ed Szymanski and Patricia Howard have dreamt up raw bar selections, soft serve for dessert, and very colorful bathrooms.

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With Pitt’s, North Carolina Meets New York in Red Hook

The “restaurant-themed restaurant” is decorated with Tiffany lamps à la Pizza Hut and a menagerie of animals.

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Danji, New York’s Groundbreaking Korean Restaurant, Finally Reopens

When Danji opened in 2010, it quickly gained recognition as an exceptional restaurant. It was the first Korean restaurant in…

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Chef César Ramirez at his eponymous restaurant

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César’s Approach to the Perfect Progression Just Won It Two Michelin Stars

“As long as the food is delicious, fine dining isn’t going away.” César Ramirez, chef-owner of  César, declares. The haute…

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Dish By Dish

The Dishes You’ll Want to Try at the Newest Pig & Khao

More than a decade after Pig & Khao first opened its doors on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, chef-owner Leah Cohen…

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The One Who Keeps the Book

How To Get Into Clemente Bar, From the Team Behind Eleven Madison Park

Eleven Madison Park, chef Daniel Humm’s temple of plant-based fine dining, has a new sister. That in and of itself…

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All About Sal Tang’s, Brooklyn’s Newest Ode to Classic Chinese American Cuisine

Sal Tang’s, opening on Friday, Dec. 6 in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, is already popular with the neighborhood. Maybe it’s because…

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