“Sweet market with lots of small stalls.There is a fresh fruit and vegetable stand.There is a fish market with a large selection.There is also a meat market and a large cheese counter.You can have a great breakfast in the small coffee shops.Price performance top.“
“New experience to have southeast Asian cuisine in one place. Came with family to try for the first time. Tried so many different foods but mostly from padi dNYC. Ordered nasi ayam penyet (chicken), the lady forgot what I ordered and offered me nasi ikan (fish-tilapia, which I don't like) for her mistake. Was kind of disappointed yet I agreed but after a second thought my sis went to tell her that we wanted the chicken. The lady did replace the food. On this part, not a good experience. The satay was ok. Mee rebus was not what we expected, below average. The lontong was good. The nasi ayam gulai was okay, was expecting a different taste. The Singaporean char kway teow was better than it looked, however they mixed the flat rice noodle with regular noodles. was expecting only flat rice noodle. The pandan panna cotta from lady Wong was good. The coconut drink, the taste was below average. They do take cards but the prices for the food are overpriced. I can understand because it is in midtown. If you haven't tried the food here, you should try for at least once.“
“Nestled in the vibrant heart of Midtown East, inside the Citigroup Center, The Hugh is not just a dining destination; it's a culinary and cultural journey waiting to be discovered. With its impressive lineup of 15 restaurants, alongside a wine bar and craft beer taproom, The Hugh offers a tantalizing array of gastronomic delights to satisfy every palate.What sets The Hugh apart is its commitment to diversity, both in cuisine and ambiance. Each restaurant within this culinary collective offers a unique experience, from exotic flavors to familiar comfort foods, ensuring that every visit is a new and exciting adventure.But The Hugh is more than just a foodie paradise. It's a feast for the senses, enriched with a captivating collection of art, murals, and greenery that adds to the ambiance and charm of the space. Whether you're savoring a gourmet meal or enjoying a drink at the wine bar, you'll find yourself surrounded by creativity and inspiration at every turn.What truly makes The Hugh a standout destination is its role as a hub for exploration. With its diverse offerings and dynamic atmosphere, it serves as a gateway to the rich tapestry of New York's culinary and cultural community. Each visit is an opportunity to embark on a new culinary adventure, discovering hidden gems and experiencing the city's vibrant diversity firsthand.In conclusion, The Hugh is more than just a collection of restaurants; it's a celebration of food, art, and culture in the heart of Midtown East. Whether you're a local looking for your new favorite dining spot or a visitor eager to experience the best of New York City, The Hugh promises an unforgettable journey of discovery with every visit.“
“How come I am only coming across this food hall?! It is at such a busy location and I wish this option was visible. Will recommend it for people shopping around Union Square. It has fewer sitting options that other food halls eg the ones in Koreatown but it has great food options.“
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“It's super good to rest, eat something and even go to the bathroom (free) while shopping in Chinatown. The coffee at the entrance is highly recommended. Delicious mocha and blackrose tea. There are also small bubbles that sell clothing and accessories as well as restaurants all mostly with Asian influences.“
“Unexpected authetic Spanish Market in the City that you can't miss if you love food from Spain and you want to feel like being in Spain! The tortilla de patatas is amazing and so is the rest of the food such as Pulpo a la gallega and Jamon Iberico! A little bit pricey but worth the money given the location and the quality of the food. Will return to try Paella, empanada gallegas, croquetas and patatas bravas! Strongly recommended for a real Spanish experience in NYC!“
“First time visit, had the burger with sweet potato fries, the burger was delicious! Sat at the bar and had a mexician coffee martini and all I can say is "can I have another"Would definitely go back but later in the afternoon when there are not so many families there.“
“This location has fewer vendors than the original location but they still offer alot of variety. On this occasion I had cheese steak from fedoroff's. It was a lot of food for less than $20. Pretty good for NYC prices. The sandwich itself was made fresh and delicious. This spot is worth the visit.“
“This place was really good!! The food was amazing. We tried two Ramen dishes, the chkn buns and gyoza. It was entirely too much, but we just wanted to sample everything!All the food was not only flavorful but cooked correctly. The chicken was juicy and the edamame in my bowl was nice and crunchy.Highly recommend.The ordering system - you could either order at the end counter or scan a qr code. We asked bc we were unsure. You do bring your bowls and trash to the main area (in the middle of the floor).“
“Food here is good and to bad of price. My favorite is Bbq Pork with white rice. The lechon is good too but sometimes the skin is a bit hard. Great place for a bite and budget. It’s cheaper with cash. I try to go here anytime I can.Parking: Paid street parking infront but we hard to get parking during the dayWheelchair accessibility: There is a ramp to enter“
“Flavorful food with reasonable prices and great customer service. Has a bathroom (which makes this place so much better than other fastfood places because bathrooms are hard to find in a lot of establishments like this in New York city). A little too crowded and sometimes hard to find a table to dine in, especially on weekends.“
“I recently visited Olly Olly Market, and I must say it exceeded my expectations in every way. This food hall boasts an enticing array of food options, and my experience with Kinn Thai was nothing short of delightful. The flavors were exquisite.The ambiance is modern and inviting. The spacious layout ensures that you never feel cramped, and the addition of a bar and pool table adds an extra layer of enjoyment to your visit. Whether you prefer to sit at a traditional table or sink into sofa, there's a spot for everyone to unwind and savor their meal.“
“This was such a great omakase experience! The sushi was absolutely delicious and the atmosphere of the restaurant was a perfect balance of lively yet not too loud. But what truly made the experience the best was the service. The staff is kind and attentive, always prompt, efficient and pleasant. Our server Felix made our evening wonderful especially with her expert knowledge of the menu and recommendations. I will be recommending Sushi on Jones to friends!“
“CREPE FOR KIDS. Hudson Eats is the name of a good court. There are many eateries there. One I went to was a crepe place near the entrance. Nutella + sliced strawberies was $8. No decorations. While I understand the price due its location, the lady crepe maker there didn't really put any effort to make the food worth $8. A NYC street vendor would have done it better. The food was popular among kids so who cares...“
“Headed into NYC the same day as the St. Patrick's Day parade and was looking for a quieter place to have an early dinner with friends before a 7:00 pm show. Bstro was the perfect spot! Excellent food, excellent service and an all around great experience. Was concerned that it was a little empty then realized we were actually early for dinner and was thrilled to see it filling up as we left. I'll def be back!“
“The build your own bowl was mostly inedible. The chicken was completely dry and tasteless. The "warm" sides of broccoli and sweet potato were barely cooked. The rice base was quite good but paying $14 for a lunch that was largely horrible is a huge disappointment.Ted from the market asked me to reach out. We discussed the meal. He offered me a meal and I chose the chicken parmesan sandwich. Excellent. Improved the score due to actual meal and responsive management.“
“Walked by the donut place — I don’t even like donuts but they were just so shiny and sugary that I had to step in and get one.So many options that I ended up going w the plain sugar one, which did not disappoint although it did mean I had a sugar rush that lasted for 2 days. You win some, you lose some but donut miss out on these donuts, even urinoir not a fab usuallyCan’t speak to the rest of the restaurants, they looked nice too eventhough these urban space spaces are always a little overpriced“
“Fun food hall and mercantile for all. Great if you have multiple people looking for different types of food, looking for a fun higher-end casual date night, or dividing and conquering to go find yummy takeout to go enjoy with a group out on Pier 17.Plenty of tasty options, fresh ingredients, and NYC goodies to purchase.“