I come here on all my trips to NYC and it never misses. A total must-try when you're in Manhattan…read more Classic, old-school fast-casual hot dog joint. This isn't a sit-down spot; it's strictly order-and-take-away, though there is a counter inside if you want to stand and eat. Got the famous special with an Orange Drink--all for around $10! Loaded one dog with chili, cheese, and onions, and the other with onions, mustard, and relish. The toppings were super fresh and tasted amazing. Simply the right dog at the right price. Friendly folks serving up a tasty frankfurter with great energy. A legendary NYC stop every single time.

10/10 Hot dog - Added onions, chili, and cheese to the hot dog, and it was so freaking good! Even…read morethough my boyfriend compared it to a 7/11 hot dog lol, I thought it tasted delicious. I honestly could've scarfed down like 3 of these in one meal, but I came here for a late night dinner snack haha. 9/10 Papaya Drink - This is clearly what the hot dog spot is named after, right? So of course we had to get it! It had a very thick consistency, but it was still yummy and not overly sweet. 10/10 Orange Drink - I loved this drink out of the 2 we tried, and this one was fireeeeeeee! It's basically a spin on an orange juice drink, but in my opinion, it's way better!

Like most people, you probably end up here when you're trying to come to PDT. We ordered the East…read moreVillage Tots ($5.95), Crif Burger ($9.95), Elote Dog ($7.95), and New Yorker Dog ($4). While food took awhile, we were no in a rush and the employees were friendly. The crif burger and New Yorker were too basic for me, but I enjoyed the elote topping for the elote dog. The tots were a nice side to pair with your meal. There's nothing like some hot dogs and burgers before/after drinking, so it's a smart pairing being next to all the bars. Would I come here solely for the hot dogs and burgers? Probably not. But it works great together with PDT.

Interesting options for different hotdogs. I got the one with corn,truffle fries and a slushy. The…read morehotdogs was good the fries were eh not much truffle and the slushy wasnt that great.

This place was the absolute worst tasting food I ever ate in my life!! I was starving and literally…read moremy hot dog tasted like plastic! It was soooo over cooked and the bun was stale! First and last time eating something in Time square !

Fantastic location right in the heart of Times Sq. Hotdogs were meaty and had the crisp snap. I…read morehad the Coney Island. It was good but I didn't think the thick strips of cheese did the hot dog justice. The hot cider was a bit too spiced and sweet. Otherwise, this was a very good hot dog.

Junior's never disappoints! Everything ordered at our table was delicious! The matzoh ball soup and…read morepotato pancakes were absolutely perfect. Our server was wonderful as well and our food was prepared quickly. Highly recommend Junior's!

Super fast. Yummy food. Highly recommend. Don't budget too much time. We had dinner and dessert…read moreand were there less than 45 minutes.

Ordered ahead for pickup in the app - food was fresh and ready! I got the patty melt - so flavorful…read moreand filling!! ~$12. I would come back again and try the burger & fries. There are a few seats at the counter where you can see them cook everything on the grill.

Can it be? Is it true?!?? A place to eat in NYC that won't cost much money? Sure, it's hot in…read morethere. And there are only nine or so counter seats, with a couple tables outside. BUT the burgers and fries are made to absolute perfection, and ridiculously inexpensive. And you get to watch four hard working people behind that counter work flawlessly together to produce a very enjoyable meal. The burgers are cooked to a delicious level, and the fries are shaped in a way I have never seen before. And taste better than I have ever had. Bueno!

I wanted the Bratwurst but they were sold out and had Hot Dog as the second choice…read more You then combine that with another item they named such as Mach Dog, Mad Dog, Calamari Dog, Chicka Dog or Holy Pluc. Those are Vietnamese pork, or Vietnamese beef, calamari, chicken, and battered fish depending which one you go for. They then add one or more of the five different spicy toppings and maybe cheese or onions as extras. Well I wasn't ready to experiment and get something I never ate before tonight and I didn't want spicy. so I went for the Hot Dog that I can customize with different toppings like Fried Egg, Cheese Milt, Avocado Slices, Fried Onions and the spicy toppings. Well I went with plain and ask for onions. I sense my night was going downhill after a long day at work but I wasn't excited with what I saw, can't help it. Maybe if they had bacon or beef chilly I would had been happier. The hot dog was OK with crispy onions. They use a thick sesame seed bun to put it in so that was a plus if you want something more filling.

Had the (Vietnamese-inspired) rice bowl, with marinated beef and jasmine rice: tasty, and pretty…read moregood lunch fare (ie could've come from an Asian food truck)

yummy kdogs first time try, easy to order and wait time is not too bad will try againread more

Oh man! These were truly the best Korean corn dogs! They had so many fun flavor options. Anytime…read moreI'm in New York I consider this a must! Such fast service too! If you're near one give them a try!

Their wagyu was very tender and juicy. We were already full but still wanted to keep eating because…read moreit tasted so good. I didn't expect much since it's AYCE, but the quality was great--even the fries were really good. The service was excellent; they kept bringing more meat as soon as our plates were empty. Just a heads-up, they do charge a 20% gratuity on the bill.

Found out about this restaurant offering an $68 All you can eat Wagyu steak through social media,…read moreso immediately made reservations for a Friday night, only to find out that the AYCE offer is only valid on Sunday through Wednesday. However, they had a 3 course special for around the same price, so my friend and I went for that. We were given booth seating. The interior was elegant, as well as classy, with dim lighting and a cozy atmosphere. For my first course, I selected the Salad, which consisted of avocado, cucumber, edamame, chopped nori, and watermelon radish with wasabi dressing. Since I am not a fan of wasabi, I requested a different type of sauce and was given Champagne Vinaigrette. The Salad was bright and colorful, fresh and light. I tried my friend's Tuna Ceviche Taco, which was served on a satisfyingly crunchy, savory wonton taco shell. The Tuna Ceviche was tender, full of flavor in a flavorful, citrusy yuzu-blood orange sauce. The entree was the Wagyu Steak au Poivre sauce, with a side of fries and I substituted the regular ones with Truffle Parmesan Fries. Steak was expertly cooked and cut, delightfully succulent, juicy, and well seasoned. The accompanying au Poivre sauce was creamy, bold in flavor, with strong peppery taste, which I loved! Truffle Fries were oh so crispy and addicting, with plenty of Parmesan, as well as true truffle yumminess. As for dessert, I ordered the Chocolate Chip Brioche Bread Pudding with Maple Bourbon Cream Sauce. This was served warm, quite dense and thick, rich, and sweet with melty chocolate and tasty sauce. Service was solid. Our waiter was welcoming and attentive. Everything came out in a timely manner. My friend and I enjoyed our evening here. I don't feel the need to return because I got to try the Wagyu Steak and Truffle Fries.