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The Underground Gourmet Archive

June 6, 2005
Double-Time

Noodles and dumplings get dished up in seconds flat at two new Chinese spots.

September 4, 2000
Gnocco on Wood

The folks at Gnocco in the East Village have a simple plan: Offer better food for less by importing young (and cheap) chefs straight from Italy. Hope they can keep it up.

March 8, 1999
The Family Noodles

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

March 27, 2000
A Fine Meze

The Ottoman Empire may have seen better days, but as two new restaurants demonstrate, Turkish cuisine still wields far-reaching influence.

April 17, 2000
Crust in Me

The modest sandwich -- underappreciated, underestimated, and, more often than not, underwhelming -- may have finally found a much-deserved savior.

January 21, 2002
Heaven's Plate

Paradou
8 Little West 12th Street;
212-463-8345.

February 7, 2000
Bouley School

David Bouley may only have two restaurants in the city, but his kitchen has hatched inexpensive Bouley-influenced bistros all over town.

April 13, 1998
Lady From Shanghai

Shanghai is a fast town that cooks its food slowly. Josephine Feng's Shanghai Cuisine brings the region's high braise to Bayard Street.

August 9, 1999
Saffron

Saffron livens up the already thriving Indian scene in NoMad.

March 27, 2000
A Fine Meze

The Ottoman Empire may have seen better days, but as two new restaurants demonstrate, Turkish cuisine still wields far-reaching influence.

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