judyptsai

best japanese in the city. unique, well-crafted dishes from duck breast to fish head! very small, cozy room, no reservations accepted.

overpriced but fancy atmosphere. weak drinks. good beef ribs, but don’t get the appetizers.

only red velvet cake worth $7 per slice in nyc! (well, besides mine, of course)

way better than sylvia’s. real collards here, and pork chops are thick and delish! most everything is good.

cafeteria style food overpriced, and cakes are average. not worth the oprah endorsement or the long lines

want horrible service but truly great sausage! grease-lovers unite at the seinfeld dinner near columbia u.

best pizza in nyc! the rotating wheel gas oven ensures quick, even cooking of your pie. lip-smacking chunky tomato sauce on paper thin crispy crust at odds with unassuming local pizzeria decor. perhaps the only reason to visit staten island!

too touristy and crowded. wait in line is too long for what you get. john’s has better ambience.

great rest stop on one of the best historic streets of nyc. nice ambience if you get a booth. wacky paintings and decor. doesn’t feel too crowded because of high ceilings. 2nd best pizza in nyc! get dessert at cones next door.

super rich and dense with great chew. can’t beat the original asian-inspired flavors: black sesame seed, mango. satisfies eastern and western palates. git a t-shirt on the side. who sez asians don’t make good dessert?!