Many people are asking, where to dine in NYC, and what is even still open for business? With restaurants trying to get back to their groove, New Yorkers have more options for the best bites and dishes in the city. Restaurants are not only adapting to the new normal, but they’re also acing it!

 

Where to Dine in NYC This Week

 

With all the takeouts and deliveries and the outdoor dining options, we have rounded up some of our recommendations:

 

1. North Dumpling: Pan-fried pork and chive dumplings

 

Their dumplings are a must-try! Grab this delicious treat just a few blocks east on the Lower East Side. For only $3, you will get an order of 10-pan fried dumplings. And the secret is to drench them over with North Dumpling’s bottled dumpling and hot sauces. If you agree with us that their dumplings are the best, you can order their frozen dumplings for only $5 for 30 pieces.

 

2. Izakaya NYC: Yellowtail Sashimi

 

Order their yellowtail sashimi once you drop by Izakaya NYC. Their sashimi is very flavorful. They are thick slices of red-rimmed swatches of sashimi that are correctly assembled against a shiso leaf. Just looking at it will make your heart leap. It’S genuinely a delightful treat!

 

3. Karazishi Botan: Showa Classic

 

If you’re looking for ramen to go, order Showa Classic from Karazishi Botan. A veteran Ippudo chef manages the restaurant, so you’re guaranteed to have a flavorful meal. You can get their Showa Classic for only $16. We recommend that you have the noodles delivered uncooked and enjoy the experience of assembling your ramen by yourself. Submerge the noodles briefly in boiling water and follow the instruction sheet that comes along with your order.

 

4. Wildair: Chocolate Hazelnut Tart

 

One bite, and you’ll remember why the taste you love pre-pandemic. Wildair’s Chocolate Hazelnut Tart is like a bite of heaven with it’s crunchy and creamy flavored chocolate and hazelnut. We won’t forget the buttery crust, too!

 

5. Parlay: Malaysian Curry

 

Craving for some curry? Order the Malaysian Curry Chicken from Parlay. People are raving about it before the pandemic, and we tell you, there’s still reason to fuss now. They have perfectly adapted to their takeout treat! Get this for only $16. Oh, and you’ll need an additional flaky roti!

 

6. Bodega: Jackfruit Cuban Sandwich and Spicy Heirloom Tomato

 

Want to enjoy your picnic? Sandwiches are best for picnics because of its innate handy nature. If you are around Dumbo, you should get your sandwiches in this new restaurant, bodega. They offer vegan and vegetarian versions of sandwiches, and we tell you, it’s delicious! Each of their classic bodega sandwiches come with a side, and we recommend that you get their Jackfruit Cuban or their spicy heirloom tomato salad.

 

7. Zatar: Falafel Pita

 

You might have to wait for 15 minutes for them to assemble your order, but we’re telling you that it’s worth the wait! Your pita is hot and fresh and everything you’ll ever want for your falafel – soft bread, crunch falafel, fresh tomatoes, and hummus!

 

8. PQR: Pizza Slices

 

Want a quick treat? Get some pizza slices at UES pizza in PQR. They are generous with their toppings from slices of smoked prosciutto truffle sauce, spicy salami, and juicy tomatoes. And the crust? It’s just perfect. You can enjoy their pieces for $6 to $7, but it’s very well worth its price. If you end up buying a box, worry not, because it’s just one reheat away from its original goodness.

 

9. Biryani Bol: Goat Biryani

 

Known for their biryani delivery services, Chintan Pandya and Roni Mazumdar are faring well in this pandemic. You can choose from their fragrant rice dishes: chicken, vegetarian, lamb, and goat. Once your order, your biryani arrives in earthenware pots and is sealed with dough. It would help if you popped the dough in the oven before you get to serve it. Enjoy the food and the experience!

 

Check out Biryani Bol

 

10. Sal’s Traditional Meat Center: Ribeye Steaks

 

It can be challenging to find steaks in Catskills. But you can find Sal’s Traditional Meat center who are known for their Angus steaks. You can request to cut it based on the thickness you prefer. You can buy their inch-thick steak for only $14. It’s perfect over a charcoal grill!

 

When you want to know where to dine in NYC, what’s trending, or what to do near you visit Local NYC often, and be sure to check out our other local guides to stay in the know!

 

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