Are you serious? Bo Ky raised their prices? I know the owners too but not personally. It's because I eat there too often so they know me.

I'm in Queens, like 20 minutes away from Flushing? You?

Yeah when i went there today, they told me. I know the owners pretty well, since my parents have a store on mulberry st and they shop there often. Shameless plug in: Stop by the store sometimes and I'll hook you up with discounts. My noodles cost me 5.75 normally, but now it's $6.75! damn. How often do you eat at bo ky? much be a lot for them to know you lol. 2

I'm in Soho.

Could you tell me the average cost of there?

I've heard there isn't too much choose over there.
Everyone almost ordered the same. (but that's great!)
The waiter just ask you how many portions do you want.
any suggestion?

I just can't wait to try....

Casa La Femme North on 1st avenue. Pretty good Egyptian restaurant in my opinion. They also have a pretty cool belly dancing show in there

I love Katz Deli

...I like rice bowl =D

Depends what is the favorite dish:

If it is japanese sushi may be hasaki in the village near Cooper Union
If it is a drinking place then the second floor near sunrise market in the village
Now if you like brazilian joints then cafeteria in the union square is quite a catch with great caipirinhas....wow cool stuff
If you like oysters then river cafe in the union square is pretty good but you will pay a good 200 bucks for good meal for two including some good prosecco...

If you like korean dishes then plenty to do in the 32nd st district.
What a mecca NYC is for food lovers...

not the best but i love the place and the boba: Sago's Tea Cafe in Flushing

has anyone been to Le Pain. its cute and good! although there isn't much variety

I love Fusha and Morimoto...and New Green Bo in Chinatown

Joe's Shanghai has awesome steamed buns..
And best Thai food is Peeps (on Prince St... I *think* on the West)

Kum Kangsan, Wonjo on 32nd st..., and Benihana's 56th st.

and I remember going to this place in china town for my friends birthday, but I don't remember. But the food was very good. I think it was Wong...something. I remember it was zagat rated.

Vietnamese Pho place on Prince Street in flushing.

Mongolian place on roosevelt avenue in flushing.

and Olive Garden, Unos in general

$hit I'm getting hungry like this.....

It's really hard to say which one is my favorite place to eat in New York City. There are so many great restaurants out here.

Anyone know a good soul food restaurant in NYC?

you live in Solo? how's rent?

I used to live in soho.. but now i have a condo in chinatown.

huge lurker here, but can't resist adding my own list. I have lived in Little Italy, Morningside Heights, Brooklyn 8th Ave and love to eat in the neighborhood. Unfortunately, now I am in the Asian restaurant purgatory of Staten Island.......

Japanese - in the Village, there's Tomoe on Sullivan with their 2 hour wait, Marumi on University Place, Shiraku on 3rd and Stuy Sq, Yama in West Village (Carmine St b/w Bleeker and Bedford).

Vietnamese - most pho places are consistent (bang, bac) but I do have to tip my hat to Nha Trang on Mulberry b/w Bayard and Canal and Pho Pasteur on Baxter between Bayard and Canal. They seem to be just a slight notch above the rest.

Thai - Wondee Siam on 53rd and 9th, Sripraphai on 65th St and 39th Ave in Woodside. Both are authentic and come highly recommended by my Thai friends. Takrai on Broadway and Woodside is ok too.

Korean - Picnic Garden is all you can eat on 149th and Northern Blvd.... can stuff your face for ~$25. Quantity over quality there. If it's a meal, I hit KumGangSan on 32nd or Northern Blvd.

Buffet - Minado's on 32nd has been renamed to Todai's. Same concept, lots of food......

Other than Ihawan with their weird hours, I haven't been to a decent Filipino restaurant. Anyone help with this?

If you want a bit of change, check out Chinese Mirch on 28th & Lex. It's Chinese food cooked with Indian spices. A very nice twist.

Do we have to just limit to Asian food?

I love the grilled pork chops and grilled corn at Cafe Habana on Prince and Elizabeth. The Brazilian churrascarias are scary if you just want meat and meat and meat. Greenfield's on Northern Blvd in Corona is a good option. Jackson Hole burgers are making me hungry now and I just had dinner...There is a famous soul food place up in Harlem - Sylvia's on Lenox Ave. I haven't been there, but I heard that it's great. BBQ places - Hill Country just opened on 26th and 6th Ave. Best Texas BBQ in the city. Concept is kind of like Katz where you get a meal ticket and walk around picking up your food. Brisket is nice and moist, Ribs are tasty, and Sausages are pops in your mouth as you bite on it...... Virgil's BBQ in the middle of Times Square has good

This should get you all scheduled for the next few months trying them out. Looking forward to everyone's contributions.

welcome to the forum nasheng. That's a very nice detailed list. I'll be sure to add more to this list soon.

there are condo in ctown? never know that ..... i was think all apartments

It use to be BBQ's...lol. Since their proportions of food is so big, I can never finish & it's always crowded but then again the one I go to is in a tourist spot.


I don't really know any cool places like that unless you count McDonald's...

If you want a lot of food, you gotta check out Jackson Hole. It's worth it. Guarantee it will fill you up. There are few locations but when I do go, I usually go to the one on Astoria blvd.

Jackson Hole

2 recommendations for Jackson Hole. I'm checking it out!!

Yeah there are new condominium buildings being built all over nowadays.


Damn I gotta check it out too. Let's all meet up and hit it up! btw.. they keep saying their 7 oz burgers are big.. but that's like a regular size burger no? Now the 10 oz burgers at silver spurs are BIG, not to mention mad good.

i think so.

I'll probably check out the place this week or next and give a review of it here.

Thai Ruk Thai Scranton Pa.

Anyone been to Todai in K-town?

http://www.todainyc.com/

I like Chef Yu's that's the after work get up spot, good chinese food for a a reasonable price, drink specials $3.50 happy hour, Taisho is also my spot as well on St. Marks, I also like Sea in Williamsburg for Thai although the BK Basil aint what it's use to but the ambiance is still cook. I like spoonbread and amy's ruth in harlem for good soulfood...

I went there like a month ago. Cool place. mainly japanese food. great if you love sushi.

I just tried Shake Shack at Madison Park this weekend.. I must admit.. their burgers are DAMN good. mad greasy and the line is like 30+ mins.. but damn it was good. It's my new favorite burger place after Silver Spurs. Their fries was good too. I had their arnold palmer drink.. it sucked.

does anybody know where i can find good bubble tea ?
because i found some but seems like its only artificial >"< tastes awful.

please help me =((

Ten Ren's tea. they have branches in Chinatown, Flushing, and Elmhurst, and Brooklyn?
If you're familiar with flushing, I can recommend you another one!!!

I just went to Sylvia's 2 weeks ago. It's up in Harlem. It's not bad but it's not great. Lately I've been having friends that came to visit NYC & they always asked me if I ever went to Sylvia's. Well, I finally checked it out. I think it's worth trying. Just don't waste your time on their BBQ ribs

I'm looking for a good noodle place. Any recommendation?

where in flushing? Was it the one very next to flushing post office?

Yummy Noodles on Bowery St in Chinatown Manhattan is pretty good, but their kinda pricey compare to other Chinese places in the same area and service kinda sux at times.

What use to be the old HSF has been turned into one of the busiest restaurants for Dim sum/Tea.

i wanna try a lot of these places now. i like yakitori taisho in st. marks for their skewers, big wong in c-town...anyone know of some really good sake bars in the lower east side?

Did I miss this thread?

I have so many favorite places to eat. I don't know what food category to begin with. NY has so much good food.

As for the Lower East Side, I don't really go there too much. Too out of the way for me.

I do know that the Yakitori bar on 57th street is really good for yakitori and a lot of sake though. You can eat meat and drink. 2 It's popular, so it's best to reserve beforehand. The takowasa octopus tastes really good with sake. I recommend that if you aren't afraid of the way it looks.