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Nestled in Koreatown, Maru boasts a sleek bi-level design featuring a neon-infused bar and private karaoke rooms, where lively vibes meet inventive Korean bites.

Fat Choy is a cozy Lower East Side vegan spot mixing traditional Chinese flavors and vibrant veggies into budget-friendly, feel-good dishes that'll make you forget meat exists.

Pio Pio 8 in Hell’s Kitchen serves up stellar Peruvian rotisserie chicken and a slew of vibrant dishes, all in a lively setting perfect for pre-Broadway bites.

Threes Brewing in Gowanus is the ultimate hangout spot with its expansive backyard, house-brewed lagers, and delicious bites from Meat Hook.

Noodle Lane is a vibrant, casual eatery in Park Slope serving up a delicious mix of Cantonese and Sichuan bites, including must-try soup dumplings.

The Met, an iconic cultural haven on NYC's Upper East Side, boasts an awe-inspiring collection spanning thousands of years and styles, from ancient masterpieces to modern works, all housed in its stunning Gothic-revival building.

This cozy coffeehouse, connected to Freehand NY, serves up breakfast and lunch with ample seating, friendly vibes, and a menu boasting fresh, healthy options.

Nudibranch fuses Korean and Spanish flavors in a chic East Village spot, serving inventive small plates and expertly crafted cocktails that create unforgettable dining experiences.

Atlas Kitchen is an Upper West Side gem featuring a stylish, mural-adorned space where you can savor vibrant Hunan, Sichuan, and classic Chinese fare.

Jun-Men Ramen is a chic, cozy noodle haven in Chelsea, serving up vibrant bowls of ramen and Japanese-Korean small plates in a lively open-kitchen space.