any worth while restaurants to check out???

[ywivychen]

I will be in NYC for the weekend...can someone suggest any where to go have a good dinner. I have been to Nubo and Mr.Chow way too many times.

Thanks

[The Cookbook Addict]

Morimoto is the restaurant that most comes to mind as being in the vein of Nobu and Mr. Chow, personally not a fan but you might like it --

15 East and Jean Georges are both terrific, although not as trendy in decor.

New Yorkers, play nice!

[stephaniec25]

Trendy Asian Fusion has kind of died in NY.

If you really are gung-ho on a Mr. Chow-like spot, maybe try Buddakan? I agree with all of the above posters, though. You are much too vague to get any worthwhile results. Where are you coming from and what area will you be in?

[wew]

hello ywivychen,
Lucky you, you have Kathryn's attention. She can give you much sage advice, bothe her own and board threads to follow. Give her a some inclination, desire, predilection - something to work with and she will put together lottsa good stuff.

[smokeandapancake]

redcat
motorino

[jvish]

nope those are the only 2....

[chow_gal]

I agree with jvish. "any worth while restaurants to check out???" In New York City there are just no worthy restaurants.

Seriously....In a city with literally THOUSANDS of dining options, please provide more information for meaningful results.

[ESNY]

Until recently there were no good restaurants. Luckily a Red Lobster and a Bubba Gump opened in Times Square in the past few years. Hallelujah!!!

[Bob Martinez]

It would be hard to duplicate the experience at Mr. Chow.

[Rmis32]

Can we move this thread to the Sarcasm Board

[kathryn]

I've never been to Nubo or Mr. Chow but you'll need to be more specific what you're looking for.

Cuisine? Neighborhood? Price? Atmosphere? Reservations or walk-ins only?

Your request is very vague and unlikely to yield meaningful results without narrowing down your search criteria.

[RGR]

Maybe he/she means Nobu?

[uwsister]

Hahaha... OK, that gave me a chuckle. Yes, the OP probably did mean Nobu.

[ywivychen]

oops i meant nobu...i am looking for something trendy in decor. I like Asian fusion, so along those lines

[sam1]

i wish we could teleport the restaurant scene back to 1998 to get some asian fusion.

[Pookipichu]

Tao has a fun scene, atmosphere, as does Buddakan, Spice Market and Pranna have very cool spaces, has fusion as well, Ruby Foo's is fun too. I wouldn't say any of them are destinations for their food, more for the overall experience/decor, in a similar vein to Mr. Chow.