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Restaurant Roundup
By now, I’m sure you’ve seen quite a bit of FASHION posts from us. That’s great (and we thank you!). But now you’re all dressed up with nowhere to go? Ok, we got you covered. We’re giving you a restaurant roundup. Stay tuned, there will be more to come Sea Thai Restaurant. Located in Williamsburg, [...]
By now, I’m sure you’ve seen quite a bit of FASHION posts from us. That’s great (and we thank you!). But now you’re all dressed up with nowhere to go? Ok, we got you covered.
We’re giving you a restaurant roundup. Stay tuned, there will be more to come 
Sea Thai Restaurant. Located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, this Thai Seafood restaurant feels like you’re at a trendy lounge, except you have table space to enjoy your meal. Upon entrance, you are greeted by a statue that overlooks a beautiful Koi pond. Wait for your table on suspended futuristic bubble chairs or swing benches. Try their Tup Tum Fritters and Shrimp Pad Thai! Reservations highly recommended. Minutes away from Manhattan. 114 N. 6th St. (btwn. Berry St. and Wythe Ave.) http://www.seathainyc.com/sea/brooklyn
Sushi Samba. Sticking to California Rolls won’t do. Try their trademarked El Topo Rolls, they are a must have. They are the perfect mixture between Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisines. Also, try their Lobster and Yellow Tail Taquitos. Reservations highly recommended. 87 Seventh Avenue South (at Barrow St.) http://www.sushisamba.com
Iroha Japanese Restaurant. Good food, even better price. This is one of those hidden jewels right in the middle of Midtown. Try their Teriyaki Salmon, you won’t be sorry. Consider trying their Kara Age Chicken and their dumplings also. Absolutely delicious and fast service! 152 West 49th Street (btwn 6th and 7th Aves.) (212) 398.9049
Ruth’s Chris Steak House. If you’re looking for a “fresh out of the oven” filet mignon, then Ruth’s Chris is definitely your place. With your plate heated at 500 degrees, your steak will be nice and hot at the first bite. Pair that with creamed spinach and garlic mashed potatoes, and you’re in Steak Heaven. Nice, quiet setting — perfect for a business meeting or an intimate dinner. 148 West 51st St. (btwn. 6th and 7th Aves.) http://www.ruthschris.com/Steak-House/3834/New-York-City/Manhattan
Magnolia Bakery. The Rockefeller Plaza Location is almost always crowded, but their baked goods are well worth the wait. You must try their Red Velvet Cupcakes. Don’t want it with Vanilla Frosting? Ask for it with Cream Cheese frosting instead, and be prepared to take a bite out of pure deliciousness. Oh, and their Banana Pudding is pretty good too! 1240 Avenue of the Americas (at 49th Street) http://magnoliabakery.com/
(Photo of Teriyaki Salmon from Iroha Japanese Restaurant)
