nyc // late night eats

hoai vi p: Open until 2 AM to satisfy late night munchies.

hoai vi p: Get the (LOL) Japanese Pearl Harbor.

hoai vi p: Open until 4 AM everyday, 5 AM on Saturdays.

Real Cheap Eats: The infamous $1 Peking duck sandwich "a taste of heaven, cradling a bit of duck blanketed by hoisin and topped with green onion." Read more.

hoai vi p: Hotpot with Thai soup base? Yes please! The mushroom medley, dumpling combo and vegetarian sets are great. Everything comes with a veggie set. And the Thai iced tea here is great.

Kendo K.: Good shabu and reasonable price. If u can speak Chinese it's a plus. The peanut noodle is good. But not all time same standard. (3 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.

Fanny Chan: Soondubu/tofu stew soups are my top three best. And they have that spicy raw squid as a free appetizer. #winning

Amaryllis Ruiz: Open late!

amNewYork: Dark-wood booths, stained-glass windows add waitresses in brogues and old-fashioned atmosphere.

Martha Lilian: The service can be shitty at times, but it is open 24 hours. And it is next door.

Real Cheap Eats: Try the Mac and Cheese Empanada ($1.25). "Elbow pasta is mixed with a cheesy sauce that, depending on who you are, will channel either your inner child or inner stoner." Read more.

Real Cheap Eats: Try num tok koy ($9), a Thai steak tartare not served at Manhattan's Z.E. "The mound of ground lean beef is seasoned with roasted chili powder, lime juice, kaffir lime leaf, onion, mint and cilantro." Read more.

Jinna W: Open 24/7. The roast duck is a must have. Can't go wrong with preserved egg congee.