New York: Interviews


Dish By Dish

The Stories Behind the Menu at Shalom Japan

Since 2013, Shalom Japan has highlighted the diaspora of ever-adapting Jewish cookery, as well as steadfastness of Japanese cuisine, in…

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The Rundown

All About Gertrude’s, a New York Bistro Coming to Prospect Heights

Before you go to a restaurant, what do you want — or need — to know most? In our series,…

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Resy Regulars

Lure Fishbar Chef Preston Clark’s Favorite Moules Frites, Steak Tartare, and French Onion Soup in New York

Where do chefs go and, more importantly, where do they love to eat? In Resy Regulars, we ask Resy chefs…

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Chef Eiji Ichimura.

Resy Spotlight

The Making of a Sushi Master

New York is in the grips of an omakase explosion. Every month, it seems like dozens of new sushi omakase…

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A spread of dishes from Lingo in Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Dish By Dish

How Brooklyn’s Lingo Redefines New American Cuisine

Opened this April just a block from the water in Greenpoint, stylish 48-seat Lingo (Japanese for “apple,” in a nod…

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Interviews

How Ella Schmidt Built Maite Into a Cross-Cultural Queer Haven

Ella Schmidt designed Maite as a refuge for anyone. In 2015, after years spent cooking at restaurants ranging from the…

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A spread of Basque-inspired dishes from Txikito

Resy Features

Eight Moments That Changed Spanish Cuisine in New York

For decades, Spanish food in New York was mediocre and monolithic, replete with generic tapas and parboiled-rice paella. The braised…

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Resy Regulars

The C as in Charlie Team’s Favorite New York Korean Spots That Remind Them of Home

Where do chefs go and, more importantly, where do they love to eat? In Resy Regulars, we ask Resy chefs…

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The Rundown

Everything You Need to Know About the Return of Eli’s Table

The corner of East 80th Street and Third Avenue remained a little quieter until late March, when Eli’s Table reopened…

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