Large food hall with a variety of options and some seating. I came twice for lunch recently, once…read moregetting a bowl from Pita Yeero and once getting a bowl from Miss Yolo's, and both times I had a great experience. Food was made to order quickly and both bowls were large. However both days I got takeout since all tables were full by the time we got there. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a quick and filling lunch!

What a fun stop for lunch! Stalls and booths with individual vendors selling a diverse array of…read moreethnic cuisines. Many choices pretty much from all over the world. This is an especially great place if your party cannot otherwise decide in a single type of cuisine. Everyone can fan out and find something that pleases them. We got there right before 11am, which is opening hour for many of the vendors. Everything seems ostensibly "carryout", even if the place where many carry what they buy are the shared tables in central spaces. We spent around $20 each for lunch, which is cheap when you compare it to many NYC options a cut above fast food. For quality and value, it'd be much easier to do worse than here than to do better.

I visited here from michigan and It was one of my favorite parts of the trip…read more I had some bubble tea from kung fu tea. The food smelled amazing and the decor was so cute. If you visit Manhattan you definitely need to stop here.

Food Gallery 32 is always a nice spot to sit down and grab some affordable eats and hang out with…read morefriends. This time however, I only came for the matcha taiyaki! The Taiyaki place has a 7 dollar minimum for credit card payments, but their selection of options is pretty wide, from Nutella to standard Red Bean. As for the Taiyaki itself, it was good! The matcha flavor was there, although it got a bit overwhelmed by the hot nutella. I think it's a bit on the expensive end for it's size, but other than that, it's good!

Boyfriend and I stopped by Urban Hawker for lunch before our Broadway show, which was only located…read moresome minutes walking distance away. Urban Hawker isn't a restaurant, but a food hall with lots of Singaporean and Malaysian food vendors. This means lots of different options to choose from. :) We split a Hainanese chicken rice plate and an order of chicken and lamb skewers, both of which tasted very yummy. While we also wanted to try a dessert, the dessert stall we were interested in was unmanned. We were also feeling pretty full from our main lunch items.

I heard about this Asian Singaporean inspired food hall in the middle of Midtown, so I was curious…read moreto try it out. I finally stopped by for dinner around 5-6pm. From my initial impression, I was honestly kind of underwhelmed. When I first entered, it seemed like a ghost town with so many of the tables empty like it had just opened minutes ago. Towards the later evening after 6:30-7pm, it started to get packed towards the back. This food hall consisted of several stalls mostly Singaporean & Indian cuisines - with some hint of Filipino, Chinese, Malaysian , etc. You order, find a table and pick up your food when it's ready. [Just note that some dishes come out in plastic containers as if you are taking it to-go even though you are dining in]. I opted for a Singaporean spot called Prawnaholic and opted for the #3 HOKKIEN MEE. Don't get me wrong, it was good. But I'm not sure that the dish was that good to equate the cost in terms of portion size or taste. Maybe if it was slightly cheaper, I could make sense of coming back, but otherwise, I think I would prefer buying other dishes elsewhere. Overall, I find that price are high (typical midtown prices for foods) for average tasting foods. I personally was okay with trying it once and would prefer other food options as opposed to this food hall.

Such a convenient spot to grab a quick meal! They have a really good selection of a few…read morerestaurants, you got your boba, noodles, dim sum, sushi, etc and you're pretty set! Also love that they have a good amount of seating.

I stopped by for the first time to pickup an online order for rice rolls at Cozy Rice, but then…read morequickly got drawn into Xi'an Express's menu (specifically, one of my favorite comfort meals - tomato and egg over hand-shaven noodles). Both meals were very satisfying, and the portion size was quite generous. The people running the stalls seem to be a one-man/woman show - please support them! It was relatively quiet when I visited at 6:00pm on a Wednesday, but hoping the lunchtime rush is enough to keep the hall open!

Paninoteca by Anthony at USQ Time Out Market on East 14th Street:…read more Excited to have this amazing Paninoteca in NYC (original location in Staten Island). Huge sandwiches stuffed with meat and cheese (also veg options). I ordered the Time Out (warm roast beef, mozz, sauteed onion and gravy $16)... it was packed with flavor! The second time I ordered it, I got the dark delicious gravy on the side. I ate half at Time Out which has tons of seating and had a lot left over. Thank you Anthony, Milton and the rest of the team for this fantastic sandwich experience. Fabulous customer service. Run to Time Out Market USQ for their incredible Italian sandwiches. Taqueria El Chato, with their fab tacos, is the only other place I've tried in the market so far. Definitely would consider Kam Rai Thai, Kababwala, Fornino... Lori Jayne has been replaced by Smashed.

This a cool little spot. Plug in charge up and get some work done. Free football table available…read more I met my aunt today for lunch we dined at kham thai, we ordered spring rolls shrimp pad thai no peanuts and no eggs. It was good just more saucy then I recall. I went to smashed express and got the single smash box meal pretty good deal for 18 burger cup of fried and a drink. I chose the classic glass bottle coke. They have patio dining available. A full bar in here and other eateries . Worth checking out. Nice tunes playing in the background.

We picked up some lunch to go from the Moynihan Food Hall, located at 33rd Street and Eighth…read moreAvenue, inside Penn Station. The spot is a curated selection of the City's best food in the neighboring areas. There were so many tempting choices from salads to bowls, from pizza to fried chicken, from ramen to burgers...and more... The setup is very easy as the restaurants form a horseshoe around a large seating area. Great spot to grab some food if you are catching a train or if you are just in the area of Madison Square Garden or Penn Station.

A bit overwhelming. Extremely busy but then it was the christmas season . Whatever your fancy,…read morecocktails, beer, burgers pizza just to name a few can be found here. If you're lucky enough to find a seat good place to hang while waiting for your train.

So this place is pretty incredible. Yet another repurposed pier on the west side, but great use of…read morethe space, with plenty of room to spread out and enjoy some excellent food. I had lunch at Nom Wah (fan fried noodles with crispy chicken) and grabbed dessert at Zaab Zaab (mango sticky rice) for my walk home. There is an awesome food vendor here for every craving and taste. I can already tell I'll be inventing more reasons to hang out on the west side (when it's not overrun by cruise ships). The food hall is an impressive collection of local businesses, all of it really top notch. Great service and food quality. The space is massive with lots of seating and places to sit, linger and enjoy the scenery. The upstairs roof deck adds even more space. WiFi is good, several citibike docks nearby and the sound levels are surprisingly bearable. Highly recommend!

ANOTHER SHOPPING PIER. What do you do with all those piers?…read more We don't need them for shipping anymore thanks to containers and you only need a couple of cruise ship docks uptown. So, you turn them into food and shopping. There is a park on top of this one c l e v e r! It's really very modern. With small food venues downstairs and a couple of big restaurants on top. Fun times on the Hudson River. Cheers!

Best food court in NYC !!!…read more I have probably ate at 1,000 different stalls inside the New World Mall food court over the years, so let me be its 1,000th review. Seems fitting. Considering I just did another mini food tour with my friends today, this place has been my go to for a quick bite in Flushing since its inception. Not a whole lot of the stalls have lasted over the years, but a handful remain, while the new entrants keeps the food court interesting. Below is the current list of vendors as of May 2025. I also added my favorite item from some of my usual spots. #2 Chongqing Zaier (Yunnan) #3 Ke Lai Qin (Hunan) - chili fish head #4 Joe's Steam Rice Roll (Cantonese) - shrimp roll #5 Tarim Uyghur Cuisine (Uyghur) - lamb skewer #6 A Zhong (Taiwanese) - thread noodle soup #7 Kung Fu Tea (Boba Shop) #8 Grilled Squid (Korean, Chinese) #9 Xiao Luo Luo (Guanxie) #10 Xiang Ba Ye (Hunan) #11 Piaoxiang Yuan (Dongbei) - potato noodles #12 Tiger Sugar (Boba Shop) - black sugar milk tea #13 Gong Cha (Boba Shop) #14 Lanzhou Handmade Noodle (Lanzhou) #16 Laoma Ma La Tang (Szechuan) - mixed dry pot #18 Eight Beautitudes (Korean) #19 Chong Qung Xiao Mian (Szechuan) - spicy noodle #20 Yozi Duck Vermicelli Soup (Shanghai) - duck soup #21 Nai Brother (Szechuan) - sauerkraut fish #22 Mr. Pang (Taiwanese) #23 Ramen & Udon (Japanese) #24 Tian Fu (Szechuan) #25 Chick Rocks (Chicken Shop) #26 Mojoilla Fresh (Taiwan) - egg waffle #27 Royal Queen (Cantonese) - roast meats #28 Xi'an Cuisines (Xian) - lamb burger #29 Liu Liu Sheng Jian (Shanghai) - soup dumplings #30 C/K Dumplings & Noodles (Dongbei) - dumplings #31a O'Sun Teriyaki (Japanese) #31b Wang's Beef Offal House (Cantonese) - beef I do wish this place was cleaner, smells better and have free wifi service. However, I'm here for the great food options and can overlook quite a bit. Therefore, though there are shortcomings, I block it all out and just enjoy what they do offer, which is large variety of delicious cuisines from around China/Asia.

Went to new world mall for the soup dumplings, also tried a hot chicken spot (Chick Rocks)…read more The sandwich will definitely keep you full, it can get a little too much though with the fried taste. Made my stomach feel not so clean after but it was good! The soup dumplings were okay, I don't think it's the best or worst I've had. The food court has no reception and can get very packed, especially since this place gets talked about a lot. The food court also has cool vending machines with blind boxes that are sometimes hard to find which is nice. If you live here it's pretty convenient place to stop by.

Been here a few times and just realized I hadn't written a review! For a food court this is one of…read morethe best experiences in the city, not because the restaurant choices here are necessarily better than other places (there are good choices for sure), but because the atmosphere is different than most. This used to be another unused office building atrium until several years ago they reconstructed it to be a semi Scandinavian minimalist design-inspired indoor park space replete with faux trees, glass baubles hanging from a ceiling decorated with narrow wooden panels. Seating in the form of smaller tables for 4-6, communal tables for 8-10, and bar tables areas are spread over a central tiled ground floor. Along the south side of the space, two sets of stairs (and an elevator) going up to street level are sandwiched between wooden risers that can be used for seating as well. Chairs and small coffee tables are available on the second floor overlooking the below too. Getting to the food: - Teranga: West African bowls that are flavorful and delicious, their juice options are great too. Jollof rice, Yassa and Shay chicken, kewelele (sweet plantains), and my favorite Bouye drink. - Miznon: Israeli/Mediterranean food, yummy schnitzel, roasted cauliflower, stuffed pita sandwiches. - Petit Maman: coffee shop with baked pastries and fresh sandwiches. - KazuNori Handroll Bar: sushi handrolls a bit pricier though tasty, fresh seafood. - Pesce Lulu Seafood Kitchen: I haven't eaten at this one personally though their mahi mahi fish tacos, grilled salmon bowl and fisherman's soup are well known here. Certainly a draw for those in the area, worth checking out!

Superb selections from several different restaurants and at the entrance from the top to ur left is…read moreillily, a superb fusion like Lebanese cuisine. The rest are also decent with several standouts like a west African diner as well as a superb sushi roll spot. One can't go wrong here.

One of the oldest food court in Chinatown. There is a lot tourist trap but there's a few rare finds…read moreif you know what you're looking for. All the way the back on the right side. An old lady freshly make deep fried fish meat with 3 veggie. Eggplant, green pepper & tofu. This rare nowadays Also bei fang shaxi oil splashing noodle is excellent as well The only complain, it is dated

I got roast pork over rice ( $10 cash). It took 15 minutes to make and I didn't mind waiting. I…read moreended up throwing it out because the meat looked old and I feel like they used old oil... Meat also looked dry. I was craving wah fung but they were closed that day, so I ventured off to find a different spot that had roast pork over rice. I will wait 30 minutes for wah fung because it is quality.