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Maxi Lau of Maxi’s Noodle on Her Three-Topping Soup
Wonton, dumpling and dace fish balls make up the comforting Cantonese dish.
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Maxi Lau of Maxi’s Noodle on Her Three-Topping Soup
Wonton, dumpling and dace fish balls make up the comforting Cantonese dish.
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Junoon
Junoon's name, meaning "passion" or "obsession," is an indication of the dedication that went into this restaurant.
Tamarind Tribeca
Avtar Walia, owner of Tamarind in the Flatiron District, has opened Tamarind TriBeCa in a handsome art deco building at the corner of Hudson and Franklin Streets.
Taste of India II
Taste of India offers a sophisticated fine dining experience with effortlessly charming staff and discreet service.
Veerays
Located in Manhattan's Midtown East, Veerays is NYC’s first Indian speakeasy restaurant, envisioned by Michelin-starred chef Hemant Mathur.
Indian Table
Indian Table showcases the flavors, herbs, spices and cooking techniques of Goa, the coastal Indian state once colonized by the Portuguese, with a distinct British influence.
Jazba
Jazba is a tribute and celebration of India's famous eateries—their take on some of the iconic dishes which are more than a century old.
Folk
This new addition to Park Slope offers chef Jay Kumar’s cooking, known for blending cultures, à la carte, along with a unique cocktail program, thoughtfully curated to complement Indian flavors.
Passerine
This seasonal Indian restaurant in the Flatiron District celebrates the intersection of chef Chetan Shetty’s Indian heritage and New York’s culinary vibrancy.
Semma
Semma is an exploration of heritage Southern Indian cuisine that has rarely been seen outside of local homes and neighborhoods.
Masala King
In Manhattan’s Murray Hill, find Masala King, an Indian restaurant that’s both casual and elegant.