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EN Japanese Brasserie brings yet another type of Japanese dining�homey izakaya�to town.

A tiny new West Chelsea spot does the tapas tradition proud.

What’s the best thing about the New York City Marathon�whether or not you actually run? The traditional pre-race carbo-loading.

At Pace, small-restaurant masters Danny Abrams and Jimmy Bradley are thinking big.

Kittichai brings a taste of Bangkok, with a dash of international fusion, to Soho.

The brick-walled, tin-ceilinged spuntino is less than a restaurant and more than a bar.

At Cru, the only thing more impressive than the 65,000-bottle wine collection is the food.

Chef Tony Liu’s August brings a touch of the Mediterranean to the West Village. Never mind the no-reservations policy. It’s worth the wait.

At Kalustyan’s Café, chef Mohan Ismail’s Indian-influenced menu showcases the world of exotic spices sold at the famed market across the street.

Christian Delouvrier is in the kitchen, and the prices are even more insane. So is Alain Ducasse’s restaurant at the Essex House now worth it?