And Don't Forget . . .

TOTONNO PIZZERIA NAPOLITANO
1524 Neptune Avenue, Brooklyn, 718-372-8606.
This Coney Islander is the best pizza parlor in town, perhaps in the world, a place whose uncompromising crust is matched only by the excellence of its mozzarella.

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Totonno Pizzeria Napolitano

1524 Neptune Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11224

Category: Restaurant > Pizza

Region: Coney Island

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Category: Restaurant > Indian

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63-42 108th Street, Forest Hills, Queens, 718-275-6860.
I still get calls from fervent fans, who admire the charcoal-grilled kebabs, dense Central Asian soups, and garlic-gobbed fries.

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113 Lexington Avenue, 212-685-5200.
This walk-up gem taught us how good Pakistani fodder can be, from tandoori quail, to camphor-laced lamb stews, to plain-but-delicious chicken curry.

DOSA HUTT
45-63 Bowne Street, Flushing, Queens, 718-961-6228.
Don't forget the first and still the best of places bearing this name. Attached to a Hindu temple, it makes from-scratch dosas that flaunt a grassy and buttery taste.

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NEW ASHA CAFÉ
322 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island, 718-420-0649.
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64-13 39th Avenue, Woodside, Queens, 718-899-9599.
Renovation and expansion haven't dimmed the luster of the city's favorite Thai restaurant.

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Tandoori chicken gets jazzy at this outpost next to a glowing Hindu temple, which I first reviewed in 2001, and there's Indian-Chinese food too.

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