🌟 Must-Try Eats for Your Next NYC Trip

Feeling healthier in the U.S.? Maybe it’s the tap water, maybe it’s the two-meal-a-day rhythm. Either way, NYC’s food scene keeps delivering. Here are my top picks from this visit: 🍓 Little Collins 708 3rd Ave Their yogurt bowl is arguably the best I’ve had, and the Chai Latte is soothing perfection. 🐷 Katsu-Hama 11 E 47th St Crispy, juicy tonkatsu with rich Japanese curry over rice — simple, satisfying, and deeply comforting. 🌶️ Soothr 204 E 13th St Busy even on weeknights — book ahead! The Thai tea and dumplings are stellar, and their curry is rice-worthy. Service can be hit or miss. 🥘 Cho Dang Gol 55 W 35th St No reservations — arrive early. Silky tofu banchan and spicy galbi jjim (braised short ribs) are tender, flavorful, and worth the wait. 🍝 Piccola Cucina Uptown 106 E 60th St Reliable, delicious Italian — you can’t go wrong here. Their tableside tiramisu adds a fun, interactive touch. 🥔 ilili NoMad 236 5th Ave Lebanese flavors that continue to impress. Potato dishes shine, and their Thanksgiving menu (when available) is generous — bring friends! Already dreaming of my next NYC bite. 🥢✨ #NYCEats #NYCFoodGuide #MustTryNYC #BrunchSpot #ThaiFoodNYC #KoreanBBQ #ItalianInNYC #LebaneseFood #NYCRestaurants #FoodieTravel #NYCFoodie