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• Xi’an Famous Foods

  The go-to spot for authentic, hand-pulled Chinese noodles in New York is inarguably Xi'an Famous Foods.
  • New York

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  Must Try: Hand-Pulled Noodles

  Cheap Eats / Authentic Chinese

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• Nom Wah Tea Parlor

  The oldest-running Chinese restaurant in New York City serving phenomenal dim sum.
  • New York

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  Must Try: Shrimp and Snow Pea Leaf Dumplings

  Culinary Institution / Dim Sum

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• Blue Hill at Stone Barns

  For those who value farm-to-fork eating, Blue Hill Stone Barns is a must-visit destination.
  • New York

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  Must Try: Vegetarian Tasting Menu

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• Ippudo

  The ramen spot of your dreams, only with a long line. But still!
  • New York

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  Must Try: Akamaru Ramen

  Ramen / Cult Following

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• Bar Sardine

  Bar Sardine's all-day menu is built for that spontaneous need for refuge—the best kind of neighborhood spot.
  • New York

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  Must Try: Oysters, Steak Tartine, Burger

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• Crif Dogs

  New York City hot dog vendors have nothing on this creative hot dog temple with a semi-secret cocktail lounge.
  • New York

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  Must Try: Tsunami Dog, bacon-wrapped with pineapple, scallions, and teriyaki

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• Ivan Ramen

  Chef Ivan Orkin brings his ramen prowess from Tokyo to New York with creative, silky and savory noodles.
  • New York

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  Must Try: Shio Ramen

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• Cosme

  Cosme chef Enrique Olvera brings his modern Mexican cuisine to the Flatiron with addictive dishes like the husk meringue with corn mousse.
  • New York

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  Must Try: Husk Meringue with Corn Mousse

  Modern Mexican / Influential Chef

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