JonLeung

destroys all perceptions of a theme restaurant. the food kicks ass. the price kicks MY ass.

great desserts along with trendy interior design and reasonable price. tofu cheesecake was a bit off mark, but make sure you try out the prix fixe menu to get the most out of it.

leave cost out of the equation for dinner and in return you’ll get the best customer service, juicy foie gras and roasted pig, and a respectable wine list. don’t expect to get much indian out of this self-proclaimed indian-american fusion.

stylish and trendy thai fusion eatery that doesn’t put a dent to your wallet. a great late dinner location before a clubbing night at the meatpacking district.

not sure why it was bashed by other people. obviously they don’t appreciate michelin star rated restaurants. the only thing i can complain is the so-so service. other than that, the price is extremely affordable for a jean-georges joint. the brioche pudding was heavenly.

just another decent thai restaurant with decent price in nyc. BYOB is a nice offer. modern and comfortable decor is a good addition but gets a bit congested due to its limited space. excellent choices for thai curry lovers… but might not satisfy a large appetite.

wonderful lobster cakes with a respectable wine list. service was phenomenal. cibo seems to reflect a 4-star worthy restaurant; however, it doesn’t offer much differentiation from other italian restaurants in nyc.

excellent fresh water eel and sake black cod. impressive decor and sake list. restaurant falls short of differentiating from the likes of nobu and morimoto.

can’t go wrong with the warm service and huge portions. an ideal place for lunch or dinner with clients… even better with an expense account. s&w still overshadows.

andrew carmellini impresses with his michelin star joint. each of his dishes contains so many different layers of flavors. impressive wine list and respectable decor. service was lukewarm if i had to nitpick.