It's one of the best deals in the city: $1 for 5 large, juicy pork-chive dumplings––definitely a meal. Upgrade your price range and choose between Chinese vegetable-pork dumplings or vegetable dumplin
The juicy pork dumplings are even better than the hand pulled noodles at this Fujianese hole in the wall.
Most everything is good here. Highlights include: chicken with ginger & scallion, salted fish with chicken & eggplant, beef with hot peppers & scallions and many others
Order roast pork and roast pig and ask for the green garlic sauce
Roast pork, pig and duck, suckling pig, flowering chives, Singapore style chow fun.
Get the pork chop over rice ($5). "A fatty slab of a pork chop is pounded thin & fried until golden brown, then paired with white rice & a sauce comprised of coarse ground pork & pickled vegetables." Подробнее.
The oyster po' boy ($8.50) "is fully “dressed,” which on a New Orleans sandwich denotes the addition of lettuce, tomato, mayo & pickles, and, on Orchard St., also calls for Tabasco, ketchup & lemon." Подробнее.
An endless menu of tripped-out diner food. Order the sliders, the donuts, and all sorts of pancakes, including a macaroni and cheese pancake sandwich with eggs and bacon.
A-wah specializes in Bo Zai Fan (rice casserole dishes). #62, the house special Chinese sausage and minced pork ($8.50), is the one to get
Head over at 1 p.m. for the fresh-from-the-oven porchetta, some of the best you'll ever have.
The only place in New York to get Bahn Mi. Not literally, of course,but the sandwiches here are so far ahead of others sharing the samename that it's not really fair to call them both Bahn Mi. Get
No matter how you choose to eat them, the meatballs are solid: juicy, well-seasoned, and tasty, if not life-changing. Very good with cheap beer.
For super fresh dim sum, get here before noon. But even if you happen to stumble out of bed a little later the dim sum is still some of the best in town (and inexpensive too!)
Bizarro wraps, tasty falafel, and a massive pile of cheese-covered nachos are the hallmarks here.
Get here for a real taste of Beirut. Zaatar + Jibneh plus Vegetables, Blue Bottle Coffee. Sit at the bar. Pop up thru 11/6. Don't miss this.
Tiny cafe serving Venezuelan arepas, pockets of moist griddled corn dough filled with flavorful meat and cheese.
Go for the crisp, light Sicilian thin-crust square pizza, but don't even think about walking out of Rizzo's without placing an order for the garlic knots; they're some of the best in the city.
