59 restaurants — pulled out of saved Instagram reels and merged with Eater NY’s new-openings list. Every name resolved against its real listing, so the Maps links open the exact place rather than re-running a search. 23 are confirmed food businesses; the rest are labelled unconfirmed rather than presented as fact.
Pin numbers match the list. Positions are true to each place’s coordinates; there is no street basemap because a published page can’t load map tiles. Instagram savesEater NY
part 1: - they serve japanese comfort street foods like okonomiyaki, yakisoba, and karaage
had low expectations thinking this was a tourist trap but the food here was worth it!! an even bigger plus is that you can go out on when you dine there (go for sunset views 😍)
Legendary chef brings his flavors from home to the heart of Brooklyn. Mesiba translates from Hebrew to English as “party”, and you’ll have to let us know what you think in the comments when you go!
Fedora – new West Village spot from a Le Rock alum. Cozy menu + chic interior = yes please.
i Cavallini – hottest table in Manhattan right now. Four Horsemen team + pastas like gnocchi sardi w/ tiny shrimp.
Kabawa – Caribbean renaissance vibes. Think bold, perfectly prepped Momofuku energy—curious to see if they’re still in the game.
Lei – Chinatown wine bar from one of the owners of King. Coolest vibe of the season.
Maison Nur – velvet, maximalist interiors, pure girl’s night energy (food optional, gossip mandatory).
is literally whipping up some of the best Israeli food we’ve ever faced in NYC! AYCE schnitzel for $28 every Tuesday?!?!
Mommy Pai’s – gluten-free fried chicken + 8 wild dipping sauces + tropical soft-serve drinks. Say less.
The no. 1 rated Chinese restaurant in Manhattan based on 60 million ratings on Beli. Started in Flushing, before opening in the East Village, Midtown, Boston, and Los Angeles, this is now one of the more successful Chinese restaurants in th
Korean Rice Bowl in SoHo 🍙✨🍣They also have kimbap, tofu pockets and other delicious Korean food. I got the bulgogi rice bowl with kimchi aioli and it did not dissapoint 👌🏼👌🏼
Son Del North (West Village)
If you’re searching for the best Malaysian food in NYC, Taste Good () in Elmhurst is where to find it.
Musaafer – Houston Michelin energy comes to NYC. Theatrical, Taj Mahal dining room.
Pin numbers match the list. Positions are true to each place’s coordinates; there is no street basemap because a published page can’t load map tiles. Instagram savesEater NY
Delicious is not enough to describe it. Divine maybe 😊😊
the imperfect plates also stole my ❤️.
Tagged in the same posts but not restaurants — food bloggers and people. Kept here so nothing disappears without a reason.