Cho Dang Gol
A slightly upscale Korean restaurant that specializes in dishes made with artisanal tofu, several varieties of which are made on premises.
Han Bat
Han Bat has the feel of a Korean diner with excellent inexpensive food. Try their Hyaemul Dolsot Bibimbap rice cooked in a stone pot with mixed seafood, herbs, Korean hot sauce, etc..
Havana NY
Well-priced Cuban casual restaurant & bar for lunch and dinner. They serve a variety of daily specials, including Plantain Soup and Suckling Roast Pork.
Keens Steakhouse
A New York chophouse with excellent steaks and great bar for pre & post dinner drinks or just drinks. Fine dining in comfortable surroundings. Founded in 1885, the restaurant has a interesting ceiling covered in 90,000 clay pipes which the customers used to smoke after dinner. Pipes were left at establishments, as they were too brittle to transport!
Tao
Trendy Asian cuisine; reservations required. Beautiful decor.
Joe's Shanghai
Try their famous "soup dumplings" -- listed on the menu as "steamed buns", and their other delicious Shanghai specialties. Pricier than the Chinatown location.
Madangsui
Serves great Korean barbecue accompanied by a generous 8 dishes and delectable banchan complimentary side dishes, plus a bowl of dwenjang jigae soupy stew made with fermented bean paste.