Small space filled with bright, colorful decor and real plants draping from the ceiling creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Smiling faces and family-owned warmth add to the cheerful, intimate vibe. Limited seating encourages a relaxed pace with a focus on authentic vegan Vietnamese flavors.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a fully vegan menu.
Seating is very limited at the restaurant.
There is no bathroom available in the restaurant.
Cozy space with authentic Korean decor offers a quiet escape perfect for family dinners and date nights. Tofu soups shine with adjustable spice levels and rich warmth. Dinner includes yukgaejang and Korean fried chicken, providing hearty, satisfying meals for all.
Good to know
Reservations are not necessary as the wait is never longer than 5 minutes.
There is a long queue after 6:30 PM.
They stop service by 9 PM.
Japanese BBQ restaurant offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere with soft jazz music and elegant, cozy décor. Spacious dining area suits both romantic dinners and company gatherings. Known for high-quality Wagyu and tender beef, it provides a refined yet inviting dining experience.
Good to know
You can bring in alcohol since they have not yet obtained a liquor license.
The $98 tasting menu is a solid choice for a special meal.
Lunch sets are highly recommended for a good meal at a reasonable price.
Small, unassuming restaurant sits in a gritty, rundown mall basement with flickering lights and a sketchy atmosphere. The space feels like an old-school local spot with cash-only payment and simple seating at card tables. It draws a diverse crowd and offers authentic, flavorful dumplings made at an impressive pace.
Good to know
You need to bring cash because it’s a cash-only establishment.
You can get everything on the menu for less than $20 at Fu Zhou.
$5 for 6 baos and $4 for 8 dumplings are unbelievably cheap in NYC.
Classic tiny NYC spot with Mexican flair and colorful decor creates a cozy, buzzing atmosphere filled with neon lights and loud, fun music. Seating includes comfortable indoor booths, bar, and an outdoor patio on the corner. The place welcomes dogs and offers a lively vibe even when not crowded.
Good to know
Everything on the menu is vegan.
If you plan on dropping in during the evening, make sure you have a reservation.
$15 for two regular/average tacos.
Small dumpling restaurant with in-house dumpling making visible to diners creates an engaging experience. Atmosphere is clean and spacious with minimal seating and a calm vibe at the newer location. The place draws a steady crowd and offers great value for authentic Chinese dumplings.
Good to know
The restaurant is cash only; an ATM is available inside.
For $10.50, you get 10 fried dumplings and 10 dumplings in broth.
You can eat very full for less than $10.
Graffiti alley leads to a modern spot with dim lighting and a lively vibe. Motza ball soup shines with well seasoned broth and firm matzah balls. Perfect for work dinners, expect a wait at peak times but enjoy a fantastic meal.
Good to know
Reservations are required to avoid long waits, especially during peak hours.
The wait to get in is about 20-25 minutes depending on party size.
The speakeasy operates from 6-11 pm on certain days downstairs.
Small takeaway spot offers affordable dumplings and large soup servings like the beef noodle soup. Outdoor seating creates a romantic dinner vibe under Chinatown lights and the Manhattan Bridge. Portions are generous, perfect for both lunch and dinner.
Good to know
They only accept cash, so remember to visit an ATM beforehand.
The fried dumplings cost $5 for 15 pieces.
This place is takeout only with no seating available.
Small space with three indoor tables and stacked boxes creates a low-key, casual setting. Atmosphere feels calm and cozy, suited for quick, affordable meals. Crowd tends to be those seeking authentic Taiwanese comfort food in a simple environment.
Good to know
Seating is limited, making it better suited for take out than dine in.
The price for the 'lu ro fan' is $10.
The bento boxes are priced very reasonably.
Tiny space with six small tables feels cramped and noisy, like a busy market. Dinner serves generous portions at low cost, around $6. Soup shines with rich broth and hand-pulled noodles, offering authentic flavors in a simple setting.
Good to know
Bring cash for dumplings as they don't come with sauce.
There are no restrooms available in the restaurant.
Good luck finding a seat; sharing tables is common.