Way east in Chinatown, the pleasures at J.M. Family Noodle only start with the treasure-infused soup.

Saffron livens up the already thriving Indian scene in NoMad.

Reborn on Rivington Street, the new Deanna's is a slightly illicit gem that features simple food, a grand piano, and a plush speakeasy aura.

When bargain hunting in Chelsea wears you out, the offbeat restaurant row on West 25th Street -- Antique Cafe, Milanes, and Johny's -- is the perfect refuge.

Les Deux Lapins thrives at its new location.

Malatesta, where the portions may be huge but the ambience is airy, is perfect for summer dining; Les Deux Lapins thrives at its new location.

Pat Pong's eclectic Thai Suits its polyglot East Village neighborhood.

Finding friendly turf to watch the Cup.

As presented by the SoHo creperie Palacinka and TriBeCa's Omjavi, the much-maligned meal-in-a-flatbread achieves something like redemption.