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Sukhadia’s is a gift to midtown vegetarians.

if your vision of Korean cuisine involves clothes-permeating barbecue smoke and rice that sizzles to a delectable crunch on the bottom of its too-hot-to-touch bowl, WaWa might come as something of a newfangled surprise.

The name and décor may not have changed, but chef Anthony Rose has given Alias a whole new identity.

Museum food is a necessary institutional evil. But if the second-floor canteen at the reopened MoMA is any indication, New York might be ushering in the new age of the cultural cafeteria.

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

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

Momofuku Noodle Bar brings a new level of irresistible slurpability to Japanese noodles. The secret is in the pork.

At least they don’t lie about their so-called heroism in the Vietnam War, if you catch our drift

If you’re a hummus or dumpling obsessive, new shrines to your favorite foods offer a singular thrill.

Natchez brings big New Orleans flavors to the East Village, without frills or gimmicks. Call it Cajun-Creole classic.