Best ramen in Manhattan. The cha siu is below average and it's pricey with a long wait but still a great bowl nonetheless.
My favorite NYC slice. I prefer the plain slice with fresh mozzarella. Make sure to get it reheated.
Simple, Japanese cuisine always executed well. Everything is good here so just order the thing that fancies you most.
There are very few places that serve cold udon period. This place does it amazingly well. One of my favorites.
The original shake shack. A must-eat for people visiting NY (although it's already going global.) It's my favorite hamburger.
If you want sushi, this the best deal in town. It still runs you $100 for the omakase (only option) but it's one of the best sushi restaurants in town.
Class NY Chinatown Cantonese food. Order the roast pork and soy sauce chicken over rice.
Is this the only "3-course" dessert in NYC? It's certainly fancy. The panna cotta and iced coffee are insanely good.
This place is total hipster but it's also got amazing food. Go on Friday/Saturday for the Cote de Boeuf - it's an amazing steak meant to be shared. Might be my favorite steak in NY.
In the mood for a Vietnamese Sandwich? This place is probably the best in town. Don't buy jewelry in front but at least it's amusing.
This is a NYC institution for Shanghai soup dumplings. Some might believe that Din Tai Fung is better but locals might dispute that. I certainly prefer Joe Shanghai.
The best pastrami sandwich in NYC. I prefer the pastrami but if it's your first time, you might want to order the half and half with corned beef to find your preference. Both are amazing.
Best Korean Fried Chicken in NYC. It's a party atmosphere filled with giant beers and loud music so come ready to rock out!
