Clad in woods, decorated with bark, crisscrossed with dangling vines, Sol Bawoo is a profoundly good Korean restaurant concealed in the obscure... More >>

The dining room is imposing in its whiteness, accented with pine paneling in the style of a suburban rec room, and there are a discreet number of... More >>

For such a tightly wound place—gum chewing carries stiff penalties—Singapore is freakishly casual about eating. Central to the food... More >>

A decade ago, when African bistros began lining West 116th Street and popping up on the avenues, the Senegalese ruled, offering cheap and... More >>

On a carpeted dais, a pair of handsome brocade chairs covered in plastic stand next to a small table set with a tea service. Between the chairs a... More >>

Gentrification patterns often astonish. How, for example, did Avenue B become the most hopping restaurant strip in the East Village? Or Smith... More >>

The bread's the thing at working-class Sri Lankan joints like Staten Island's New Asha Café. Mottled brown on top, gloriously gummy... More >>