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HYUN is One of the Best New Restaurants in New York City

HYUN is One of the Best New Restaurants in New York City

Holy cow! Literally. HYUN, a new high-end Korean barbecue restaurant on the East Side of Manhattan is on a mission to blow your mind with its quality Japanese A5 wagyu, and it’s more than safe to say, they will succeed. While the concept of Korean barbecue is not new in New York City, this restaurant’s high caliber cuisine is reinventing […]

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A Hole in the Wall You’ll Want to Discover

A Hole in the Wall You’ll Want to Discover

A great spot in the Financial District is expanding its horizons and opening up shop in Murray Hill. Hole in the Wall, which is also home to Sugar Momma come nighttime, is an Australian dining outpost and its new location brings a much needed sophistication to the area. Located within the American Copper Building, the restaurant will offer café fare […]

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Homebase Bistro Is Not Your Typical Murray Hill Bar

Homebase Bistro Is Not Your Typical Murray Hill Bar

At first, when you walk into Homebase Bistro on 3rd avenue and 31st Street, you might think “I’ve been here before.” The space feels familiar, and in fact, it was formerly known as a bar called The Hill. The major difference within this newly renovated space, apart from the branding, is the food. All the famous hits of a class […]

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22 Years Later, Vatan is Still Stellar

22 Years Later, Vatan is Still Stellar

Though vegetarian cuisine is becoming more widespread throughout the American culinary scene, the experts at Vatan Indian Restaurant in Murray Hill have been touting it since 1996. Rooted in the traditional cooking of Gujarat, the dinner-only restaurant serves a prix-fixe menu in the Thali style. At an extremely reasonable price point, a selection of individually portioned appetizers arrive on a […]

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Vago Restaurant Celebrates One Year in the City

Vago Restaurant Celebrates One Year in the City

Earlier this week, Vago celebrated its one year anniversary. The Mediterranean restaurant, located in Murray Hill, gives locals a nice dining option among bro-ier joints nearby. The restaurant has white brick walls adorned with artwork that looks like windows looking out over beautiful landscapes. The European-inspired menu features meat, seafood and pasta entrees and guests at the first year anniversary […]

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Behind the Music Notes at The Cutting Room

Behind the Music Notes at The Cutting Room

New York City has a very eclectic music scene and there is no shortage of live music options. But when I walked into The Cutting Room, I was reminded that all music venues are not created equal. If the name sounds familiar to you it’s because it first opened in 1999 but changed its location to the trendy Flatiron District […]

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Sushi Roxx Completes the Dream We Never Knew We Had

Sushi Roxx Completes the Dream We Never Knew We Had

Ever wished you could go out for a delicious sushi dinner while simultaneously being surrounded by dancers, flashing lights and sumo wrestler artwork? Well, your wish can finally come true with the opening of Sushi Roxx, in Midtown East, where dinner theater just got a bit more exciting. This truly original concept combines a top notch sushi dinner with Pop […]

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A Thai/Indian Fusion Makes a Change on Murray Hill

A Thai/Indian Fusion Makes a Change on Murray Hill

When Ayesha Kiani opened Chal Chilli, a Thai-Indian fusion restaurant tucked among the paan shops and puri houses of Murray Hill, she was on a mission. She wanted to fulfill her Pakistani mother’s long-time dream of opening a restaurant in Manhattan, a place that represented the pinnacle of all things American to her. A year passed after launching and Kiani […]

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Looking for Some of the Best in Manhattan’s Asian Food? Head East!

Looking for Some of the Best in Manhattan’s Asian Food? Head East!

Manhattanites – Murray Hill is redeemed: a new gem has hit the neighborhood in the shape of Asian bistro Sachi (at 2nd Ave. and 38th street). Opened a month ago under the prowess of James Beard Award-nominee menu consultant Pichet Ong and Andy Yang, creator of Rhong-Tiam, the first Thai restaurant in the US to win a Michelin star, this is […]

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Vegetarian Delights in the Midst of Curry Hill

Vegetarian Delights in the Midst of Curry Hill

You just don’t mess with success. Kailash Parbat, an authentic Sindhi restaurant that has been around for over 60 years, with locations across the globe, finally placed roots down in New York City. The restaurant is known for its distinct vegetarian street food dishes and fits right in in its neighborhood in Curry Hill. Because of the partition in India […]

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