type of quisine:best place to get that type of quisine in new york

justjarret

justjarret

Prime Minister of Tapan
#2
#2
polish-veselka (9th st and 2nd Ave)
indian-ghandi (6th st west of 1st ave)

both very reasonably priced. both delicious.
 
ChrisGrace

ChrisGrace

incandescent dishrag
#4
#4
Thai: Sripraphai (64-13 39th Ave. in Woodside, Queens)
Indian: Banjara (corner of 1st ave and 6th street)
Hamburger: my apartment
 
M

Moges

strictly platonic
#5
#5
ChrisGrace said:
Thai: Sripraphai (64-13 39th Ave. in Woodside, Queens)
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Yes! That place is AMAZING -- the spiciest food ever. It will make you "spice" for up to three days afterwards. An unpleasant experience, but worth it.

Sichuan -- Grand Sichuan on 9th (btwn 24th and 25th). Spicy!

Indian -- Angon on 6th street btwn 2nd and 1st. It's new, it's amazing, they are so nice there you will not know how to react.

Jewish-style Deli -- Katz's. Best pastrami!

Best Burger -- Corner Bistro.

Cuban -- Havana Chelsea. Great and cheap. The cuban sandwich is supposed to be good, but I love their soups and meat over rice and beans. Mmmm, great plantains.

Vietnamese -- Saigon Grill is awesome because it's so cheap and everything is tasty and fresh. But I'm partial to Nha Trang in Chinatown, too.

I don't want to start a pizza or sushi debate, but my favorites in the city are Fascati's in Brooklyn Heights and Hasaki Sushi on 9th Street in the East Village.
 
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Sean_Taylor

Sean_Taylor

http://seantaylor.us
#6
#6
PIZZA - TBD

BURGERS - Paul's (just south of St. Mark's on 2nd ave) - thanks, Brian Waddell

BURRITOS - Cosmic (3rd ave at 12th st) - thanks, Brian Waddell
 
E

Epstein

One was Tommy
#7
#7
Bagels and Lox- Barney Greengrass- Amsterdam Ave and 86th. it's been in business for 95 years. get the LEO (lox, eggs, and onions)while you're there too.

Diner- Big Nick's- Broadway and 71st street. open 24 hours. Everthing is awesome there.

Ethiopian- Awash-amsterdam in the 100's



the above list pretty much covers my Sunday meals.
 
M

Moges

strictly platonic
#8
#8
Epstein said:
Bagels and Lox- Barney Greengrass- Amsterdam Ave and 86th. it's been in business for 95 years. get the LEO (lox, eggs, and onions)while you're there too.
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Agreed, but for those downtown or coming from Brooklyn, Russ and Daughters on Houston has amazing lox and bagels (and all the trimmings). You can't eat it there, but they'll make you sandwich or you can get stuff a la carte and make brunch somewhere else. Wow it's good.
 
Resnik

Resnik

Foxhole Athiest
#9
#9
Moges said:
Cuban -- Havana Chelsea. Great and cheap. The cuban sandwich is supposed to be good, but I love their soups and meat over rice and beans. Mmmm, great plantains.
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Bistec de Palomilla.

Unreal.
 
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anodar

radon backwards
#11
#11
tomato-noodle soup: little poland, 2nd ave & 12th st.
falafel: rainbow falafel, 16th st.(?) btwn union square west and 5th ave
fancy salad bar: dishes, w. 45 btwn madison & 5th ave.
chicken korma kashmiri: curry leaf, lexington & 27th st.
 
'licious

'licious

Sparkly
#15
#15
CHEAP AND GOOD:

Burger, Fries, and Shake* = Burger Joint, Parker Meridien Hotel, W. 56 b/w 6t & 7, NYC
Falafel = Moustache, Atlantic Ave, Bklyn


* shakes after 3pm
 
GoldDustWoman

GoldDustWoman

difficult but worth it
#16
#16
Vietnamese - New Pasteur behind Manhattan Criminal Court
Roti - the lady with the food cart across the street from Bronx Criminal Court
Kosher Pizza - that place on Court Street a couple of blocks away from Brooklyn Criminal Court

I don't know what to tell you if you are on trial in Queens or Staten Island.
 
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