Lower East Side

Iara brings Brazilian reimagined comfort food using Amazonian ingredients and unique flavors that people in NYC don’t typically experience.

Kisa is a Korean restaurant that is serving Baek Ban, which is a traditional Korean meal comprising of rice, soup, and banchan.

Sixty Three (63) Clinton was a restaurant that I had my eyes on for a few months now.

Clinton Street Baking Company is a very popular and well known destination for breakfast for decades.

What is tsukemen (つけ麺; pronounced “skee-men”)?

It was my partner’s friend’s birthday, and they had asked for my partner to make a reservation to a Michelin Star restaurant that was not overwhelmingly expensive (< $120 per person before wine).

This is another restaurant on my list to go.

This restaurant is a current trendy Thai restaurant that we had to wait a month for our reservations.

Typically on the weekends, both this location and the midtown location have a huge line of people waiting outside.

This place is right around the corner of Katz in the Ludlow Hotel.

I don’t know much about this ramen spot other than it was on Chef’s Table, and how it really touched a lot of people’s hearts.

Good date spot, small intimate venue.