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An overhead view of various dishes, including steak with sauce and green onions, a burger with fries, baked oysters, grilled octopus, and other assorted foods on a wooden table.

Two bowls of food and a glass of rosé wine on a white counter; one bowl contains shrimp and vegetables, the other has meatballs with toasted bread. Two people are working in the background.

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Courtesy, Bananas. Photo: Raychel Brightman

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East Village

Bananas

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174 First Ave., Manhattan, NY, 10009

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Description

Bananas, a New American restaurant from chef-owners Chris Ng (previously of Blue Ribbon and Bond St) and Kyaw Lwin (previously of Yakiniku Futago, Hasalon and Michelin-starred Shmoné), is located in the East Village. Bananas is an expression of the team’s take on Asian American food, incorporating classic Asian flavors with Western cuisine. The phrase “Bananas” has previously been used as a slur to describe Asian Americans who are ‘yellow’ presenting but culturally white due to their upbringing in America. Bananas offers a signature menu of American favorites with elements of Asian cooking.

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(646) 422-7169

Location

174 First Ave. Manhattan, NY, 10009

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north_east

Contact

(646) 422-7169

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Features

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

Ownership

Asian American Owned

Cuisine

American (New)

Cost

$$$$

Type

Live Music

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