new york city fine dining: 10 must-see restaurants

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1) Eleven Madison Park Upscale American tasting menus from Chef Daniel Humm served in a high- ceilinged art deco space.

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Page 1: New York City Fine Dining: 10 Must-See Restaurants

1) Eleven Madison Park

Upscale American

tasting menus from Chef Daniel

Humm served in a

high-ceilinged art deco space.

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2) 15 East

Solemn temple of Japanese

cuisine attracts raw-fish fanatics.

This minimalist Japanese

restaurant prepares

creative sushi and fish plush cooked dishes

in a refined atmosphere.

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3) Per Se

A New American and French restaurant, from

chef Thomas Keller, with a luxe fixed-price menu and

views of Central Park.

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4) Ayada

The Menu spans the culinary

regions of Thailand with

some Japanese

twists. Featuring curries,

papaya salad, and other traditional,

oft-spicy fare.

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5) Brick Lane Curry House

Specializing in phaal, Curry House issues a how-hot-can-you-go challenge to every diner.

This tiny Indian

restaurant serves British-style curries from mild to super-spicy.

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6) The NoMadInspired by Chef

Daniel’s time spent throughout

Switzerland, California, and

New York City, the NoMad is rooted

in the same traditions found

as Eleven Madison Park. A

refined yet approachable

menu with a win program that celebrates the

great wine-growing regions

of the world.

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7) Momofuku Ko

Monofuku Ko serves a set multi-course tasting menu using seasonal ingredients.

They change their menu frequently.

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8) Annisa

An eatery from chef Anita Lo,

which features American

fare with an Asian flair and wines

from female

vintners.

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9) The Kitchen at Brooklyn

Fare

Renowned, upscale 20-

course tasting menu that

fuses French & Japanese

flavors in an intimate 18 seat space. Requires a

reservation up to six weeks in

advance.

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10) Aldea

This is a Portuguese eatery by

Chef George Mendes. The

modern Mediterrane

an fare emphasizes

Iberian Coast flavors

in a sleek, open

kitchen.