wheres a really good place to eat in the soho/ noho area

[adsurgo 2,811]

ive been to so many shitty and/ or overpriced retaurants everytime im in this area. tomorrow im going to be around there with my girlfriend and i want to go somewhere with really good food. it doesnt have to be super nice or extravagant, just has to have good food. anywhere with a decent price is awesome as well. help me out here.

[DJ2xTech 6,099]

if you're talking about NYC....just go to Chinatown. lol Cheap food, fast, and always good tasting.

[mspark 4,934]

Cafe Habana is good. Sort of histper Cuban fare.

[mizanation 105,113]

ive been to so many shitty and/ or overpriced retaurants everytime im in this area. tomorrow im going to be around there with my girlfriend and i want to go somewhere with really good food. it doesnt have to be super nice or extravagant, just has to have good food. anywhere with a decent price is awesome as well. help me out here.

yeah, chinatown is right there.

or you can walk east and eat some good japanese food.

if you MUST eat in soho, then i suggest spice market. nice place to take your girl.

[BoardC3 62]

Cafe Habana is alright, go over to little italy and go to angelo's on mulberry the place is great

[i0kr1sol 10]

Um if you like thai food, then I recommend this restaurant called PEEP.

Its couple of blocks around Union.

177 prince street

new york 10012

www.peepsoho.net

[mike lowrey 527,024]

Cafe Borgia is nice, good sandwiches and stuff, I also think they have pasta and some other food. its on Spring st. right off Thompson.

one I'd suggest even more is Vesuvio Bakery, its a really small old coffee shop run by a very loud older woman that calls everybody honey. We had lunch there and it was awesome, great food and funny service. also great for breakfast, I'm definately going again. its on Prince st. between w. broadway and thompson. they also sell their own bread which people seemed to buy a lot, supposedly its very good too.

theres also a good sandwich place that sells sushi and stuff on Broadway but I cant remember the name

[CitySparrow 5]

I'm glad so many people love Chinatown.

I've pretty muuch grown up there, and it is the only part of New York that I honestly truly Love.

There are about 4 $4 (yes, four dollars) buffets in Chinatown.

They are all as good as $20 eats.

Walk around and see which one finds you.

[ddohnggo 6,572]

try going to momofuku http://www.eatmomofuku.com/

i think it's at 1st ave and e 10th. very good and not overly over priced.

[Logikal Retro 16]

When I visited NY and went to DQM, there was an AWESOME little Mexican restaurant a couple blocks away. I forget the name, but the food was amazing and relatively cheap.

[verb 5,098]

I've eaten at Balthazar (I think that's how you spell it) a few times and was really impressed by their seafood dishes. If you're into fish, give it a shot, they have tons of options, although it is a bit pricey (I'd estimate $20-25 per plate which isn't bad for NYC standards). Very cool atomosphere just be sure to wear a jacket and call ahead for reservations.

[jonnyheadphones 109]

http://newyorkmetro.com/restaurants/cheapeats/2006/18479/

new york magazine just did a feature on 101 cheap restaurants in nyc. although the list includes places in four of the five boroughs, there are quite a few downtown options mentioned.

lombardi's on spring street is a pretty good option, imo.

[hiphopisdead 10]

there is a french bistro/cafe on 6th ave and 10th street.

[Rockn 11]

across from the apple store is a nice place called zoe's. the food is really good

[Analyst 4,341]

Go to Joe Shanghai in Chinatown (Pell and Mott) and eat some soup dumplings, also called xiao long paos. Tasty.

I also like this Japanese grocery story in Soho called Sunrise. Used to stop by to buy mochis, ramunes, and a bowl of tempura udon whenever I was in town.

Honmura An is a soba noodle shop on Mercer in Soho. It's across from the 45rpm store there.

[herpsky 197,161]

Go to Joe Shanghai in Chinatown (Pell and Mott) and eat some soup dumplings, also called xiao long paos. Tasty.

I also like this Japanese grocery story in Soho called Sunrise. Used to stop by to buy mochis, ramunes, and a bowl of tempura udon whenever I was in town.

Honmura An is a soba noodle shop on Mercer in Soho. It's across from the 45rpm store there.

honmura ann serves amazing soba. i think their lunch combo is 15 bucks (or 20)

it's pretty expensive but i assure that their soba is as authentic as it gets

i saw hiroshi fujiwara there back in june

[implicit 416]

Honmura An is a soba noodle shop on Mercer in Soho. It's across from the 45rpm store there.

i have to put in another vote for honmura an. i ate there the last time i was in ny and it was amazing.

[cchen 3,714]

Fiamma Osteria

Lupa

Mercer Kitchen

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Honmura An is definitely very good, but very overpriced.

[Astroboy 10]

I wouldn't go to Cafe Habana. It's cheap, but the food is greasy and not that good. It's just a trendy place where all the hipsters go because it was in a Lenny Kravitz video.

[hahnstch 938]

i found cafe gitane to be pretty good.

[sleazie ninja number 47 44,545]

i found cafe gitane to be pretty good.

+1.

luv their chicken cous cous dish, i get it e'ry time.

[chronoaug 127,320]

Noho Star is decent. I've only had brunch/breakfast there. My friend who used to live right near there used to eat there a bunch and liked it though.