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1. Pig and Khao - LES

4.8

Excepcional(1454)

Precio: Caro

• Filipino • Lower East Side

Reservado 27 veces hoy

Pig and Khao (68 Clinton Street), situado en el Lower East Side, es un establecimiento del concursante de Top Chef Leah Cohen. Ofrece una gastronomía inspirada en el sudeste asiático con influencia tailandesa y filipina. El menú incluye crispy pata y ensalada de mango (cerdo cocinado con salsa de soja y aderezado con 5 especies, cilantro, ajo crujiente servido con una receta familiar secreta con salsa de hígado agridulce), quijada de cerdo asado y ensalada de coles de Bruselas (salsa de pescado con lima y chile, chalote, hierbas y arroz tostado), panceta adobada crujiente de cerdo (pimienta de Sichuán, vinagre de coco, salsa de soja, hojas de laurel, ajo crujiente, cebolleta y huevos de codorniz pasados por agua). Entre las bebidas disponibles hay latas de cerveza a buen precio y cervezas grandes, servidas al estilo de Hong Kong (se toman en cuencos pequeños), cocteles de vino y grifos de autoservicio en el patio.

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2. Kalye @ Rivington

4.9

Excepcional(28)

Precio: Caro

• Filipino • Lower East Side

Reservado 3 veces hoy

Our name, Kalye, comes from the Tagalog word for "street." We chose this name to reflect our mission of bringing energy and life back into the streets of New York City by offering you a new way to experience Filipino food! While serving traditional lechon, unique ribs adobo, and inventive pork and ube sliders, Kalye doubles as an art gallery. Here, we showcase the untapped potential of local grassroots artists and those from the Philippines. By doing so, we hope to invigorate Kalye's patrons by displaying artwork from independent artists.

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3. The Lineup Dinner

5.0

Excepcional(24)

Precio: Muy caro

• Filipino • Williamsburg

Introducing the sixth season of The Lineup — a dinner series showcasing New York City’s unsung culinary heroes: the people working on the line at the city’s top restaurants. This season, we’re bringing the excitement to Williamsburg with exclusive, one-night-only pop-up restaurants - now on Thursdays!Meet Richard Haydinger, Line Cook at Ernesto’s, delivering a masterful mix of Italian and Spanish influences, with a focus on classic techniques and deeply satisfying dishes. Gabriel Borges, CDC at Chez Ma Tante, draws from his years in NYC’s top kitchens—including Estela and ATLA—to create bold, unexpected flavor combinations with fun nods to his New Orleans roots. Finally, Annika Altura, Line Cook at Lola’s, channels her Filipino-Chinese heritage mixed with her experience cooking in kitchens around the world to a precise, inventive menu.Secure your seat now and experience these extraordinary menus crafted by some of the city’s most exciting rising stars!

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4. Next Door Provisions

5.0

Excepcional(13)

Precio: Caro

• Filipino • Jersey City

Chef driven, fine-fast casual BYOB restaurant in Jersey City's West Side District. Next Door Provisions is the embodiment of Chef Ruby Felix's passionate pursuit of distinct flavors anchored by seasonal ingredients. We invite you to take your next bite, Next Door.

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4 restaurantes cercanos disponibles

1. Pig and Khao - LES

2. Kalye @ Rivington

3. The Lineup Dinner

4. Next Door Provisions

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