PaprikaChips

fun tiny place with great food. they can over salt once in a while but definitely the best Malaysian influenced food that I know.
love: watermelon and crispy pork, nasi lemak, fatty duck

Charming hidden find of a restaurant.
Lovely garden.

Food: simple good bistro fare.

The curse of this spot hasn’t been lifted. Idea is nice but something’s missing.
Food: not bad but unmemorable. ummm what did I eat?
Staff: nice and more attentive than most reviews made it sound.
Ambiance: The lights are too bright. They should tone it down so it looks more like the website photos. Warmer.

It’s a good place to take out of towners for a crash course in the food from the five boroughs. Not for NYers.

food was pretty good. very stylish ambiance. friendly service. don’t miss the various sipping tequilas they offer.

My favorite place in Miami by far. They have the best morcilla (so good, i can’t share). And probably the best asado outside of Argentina.
If you have room for dessert, don’t miss the panqueue de dulce de leche.
It’s good that I don’t live near by or I’ll be a vaca gorda myself.

Argentinian resto that’s more Italian than Argentinian. Trusty neighborhood spot with surprisingly good pizzas. But I tend to go for the empanada and something meaty most of the time just because…

Great pizza! and you better like it bec there’s nothing else on the menu! You gotta be confident about your pizza to open a restaurant like this.
p.s. they have great after dinner coffee too.

It’s good but not great. Is it worth the wait? If it’s nice out, maybe. The Ssams are good but I liked the pork buns better. If I’m craving Korean food, I’d go to k-town but for a casual fun chow with a friend, it’s fun.

I love this restaurant. Everything about it! Very clean and bold amazing flavors everywhere. The bone marrows are just the start to a fantastic meal.

Eat at the sushi bar. Great sushi in a casual setting in SoHo but don’t let that fool you. The chef really knows his stuff. Just go for the omakase and you’ll see.