DK Travel : New York : Places to eat

New Pasteur

A tiny Vietnamese hole-in-thewall offering fast and cheap noodles and a range of Asian beverages. Avoid the spicy dishes unless you like to sweat.
Nobu

Nobu Matsuhisa’s sublime Japanese/Peruvian fusion fare in a whimsical setting.
Nobu

Reservations are hard to come by for Nobu Matsuhisa’s Japanese/Peruvian fusion that produces inspired dishes. Say “Omakase” (“I leave it to you”) and let the waiter choose among the surprising and always sublime offerings. David Rockwell’s whimsical setting adds to the experience. Casual Nobu Next Door needs no reservations.
Nobu Next Door

The no-reservations policy at this restaurant means you might get to taste the famous Nobu black cod with miso.
Nyonya

Good Malaysian fast food.
Olives

Popular restaurant for the beautiful set in the W Hotel. The menu features modern Mediterranean dishes, and they serve afternoon tea.
Orsay

Replacing society hangout Mortimer’s isn’t easy, but this chic French café has succeeded, serving authentic bistro fare.
Osteria del Circo

The sons of Le Cirque’s owner have created their own whimsical circus, serving traditional Tuscan fare.
Pacific Grill

A Pan-Asian restaurant serving mostly seafood dishes, including tempura and coconut shrimp. The outside seating area boasts ideal harbor views of Brooklyn Bridge.
Pam Real Thai Food

Budget Thai Food in the theater district