Nothing special and overpriced. I’d never come back but you have to eat at a Jean Georges restaurant once. The only decent thing was the Short Ribs… ohh and the green tea twinkie.. yum.

a fabulous assortment of pan-asian cuisine, be careful about ordering a bottle of sparkling water as it is 10$, really loud atmosphere, good people watching, great asian food!!

Food is ok but nothing special and is overpriced. The decor is fantastic and there’s lots of good looking people around. I don’t give a shit about the “scene” so I’m not impressed that it’s a hot spot. I wouldn’t go back.

if you are English and living in NY and DON’T want to spend the night meeting brits then avoid this place. The restaurant is well appointed and has some spectular fusion dishes. You’ll eat well for sure. Worth popping into the Gaansvort accross the street if you’re in the area.

Took the pre fixe and never looked back! Great experience – nice private room, great waiter and fantastic kumquat margaritas!

This place gets 5-stars for decor, and 3-stars for the food. Absolutely beautiful inside.

Food was average, rather basic. Short ribs were very tender but bordered on chewy, and lacked any significant flavor.
The calamari salad was the standout dish of the entire meal, and I would go back just to get this and a drink at the bar.

Our server was pleasant enough, and answered all of our questions very thoroughly. Dishes came out one at a time as they were ready, and I recommend sharing all the food, or else you’ll be waiting for your dish while your dining partner is finishing their plate.

Of course it’s all on the higher end of the price spectrum, but it’s the Meatpacking District, after all. You’re not going to eat ANYWHERE around there for less than $50-$75 per person.

good atmosphere, good flavors and service is generally good. Tables are small though and uncomfortable to sit at. better for drinks and a snack

I went with a large party and we ordered every appetizer. There were a lot of unusual, yet pleasantly surprising Asian flavors. I probably would’ve appreciated it more if I were more of a gourmand…or a big phony.

good celeb/trendy hot spot. One of the most visually stunning restaurants in the city. Don’t expect authentic or particularly mind-blowing food. Go for the atmosphere ( and the drinks) Be sure to chek out the downstairs.
Chicken Samosas, Lemon Grass Mussels and Calamari Salad are the best. Be sure to order the Pataya.