New York: Interviews


A spread at JaBä

Dish By Dish

The Dishes You’ll Want to Order at JaBä

At Manhattan’s newest Taiwanese restaurant, don’t sleep on classics like beef noodle soup and stinky tofu, but save room for unexpected innovations, too.

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White asparagus at Comal

The Rundown

Comal Brings a Taste of Mexico City to the Lower East Side

“This isn’t traditional Mexican food. We’re celebrating Mexico City and New York and the diverse cultures you find in both.”

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Resy Spotlight

A Brooklyn Pizza Staple Migrates to Manhattan

Ops in Bushwick has expanded across the East River and into the East Village for the first time.

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Resy Questionnaire

20 Questions with LaRina Pastificio & Vino’s Silvia Barban

The former “Top Chef” contestant and owner of two Italian restaurants in Brooklyn shares her opinions on the best slice in the city, the only way to drink a martini, and more.

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Jassimran Singh

Resy Spotlight

The Chef Quietly Crafting His Own Legacy at Crown Shy

Jassimran Singh, the first Sikh American chef to lead a Michelin-starred kitchen carries the torch for the late Jamal James Kent, and ignites his own.

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The Rundown

A Beloved Italian Restaurant Returns to Its West Village Roots

Dell’anima makes its triumphant return on June 6 with all your favorite dishes – charred octopus and bone marrow with testa included — and much more.

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The Rundown

New York’s Great Steakhouse Tradition Lives on at The Dynamo Room

From the same team behind Sunday in Brooklyn and Café Chelsea, The Dynamo Room stays true to the old-school New York steakhouse with a few unexpected and inventive twists.

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Owner Annie Shi in front of Lei

The Rundown

Annie Shi Shows Us What a Chinese American Wine Bar Can Be

“I’m trying to expand the conversation around what it means to be Asian or Chinese or Chinese American, and it doesn’t have to be what everyone expects.”

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The Rundown

The Hotel Chelsea’s Newest Restaurant Is an Intimate Showcase for Japanese Cuisine

Teruko features everything from specially curated sushi and grilled Wagyu to awamori and whisky.

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The signature pithivier at Le Chêne

The Rundown

Le Chêne Brings a Sophisticated Parisian Sensibility to the West Village

For her first solo restaurant, chef Alexia Duchêne showcases elevated French classics with a few playful touches in a sleek, art-filled space. 

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