New York City’s favourite foodie haunts

RESTAURANTS, NEW YORK Updated : Dec 4, 2014, 03.27 PM IST

Photo by:  Ralph Daily, Creative Commons Attribution Licence


While there are abundant fine dining and upmarket establishments in the city, these New York City restaurants warrant a visit solely on the basis of their food. Ranging from permanent food stalls at flea markets, to mobile food trucks and tiny hole-in-the-wall eateries—these eateries entice diners with their fresh and flavourful fare, and promise to get you hooked after just a single try. Street food has never been this good.
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Mile End Sandwich

This white-tiled space in chic NoHo has no tables, only a long counter, and can feel rather cramped. But locals flock here anyway: perching on stools or even standing, they devour massive sandwiches loaded with the fines...more

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Korean

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Korilla BBQ food truck

These two tiger-striped vans (one in Manhattan, one in Brooklyn) are regularly mobbed at mealtimes. Locals are smitten with the Korean-BBQ-style burritos, tacos, and rice bowls, all of which come stuffed with organic veg...more

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Smorgasburg Market

As part of Brooklyn Flea, Smorgasburg does for food what the market does for vintage: overwhelms and enthralls with the sheer quantity of incredible choice. It's full of local start-ups from SlantShack's beef jerky, the ...more

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Multi-cuisine

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Baohaus

It's all about the steamed buns ('baos') at this buzzy East Village joint. They're served super-quick, come stuffed with a variety of meats (there are also a couple of veggie options), and are seasoned with in-house sauc...more

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