Best hot chocolate in the city

Awesome Mojitos served in pineapples

So far, this is my favorite place to get lunch around Bryant Park. They've got soba/udon for about 6 bucks with beef, plus some tasty sushi and edamame to go with if you're still hungry.

I had the brown curry with beef and told her to make it spicy level 6. It had lots of chilis and was super spicy and delicious, with lots of onions, peanuts, a tasty gravy, and jasmine rice. I'd definitely go back.

This place has the same menu as other Malaysian restaurants I've been to. I would definitely go here before going to dim sum or a Chinese place. The chicken curry rice dish is the best deal on the menu. Noodle dishes are also a good value.

I really enjoyed having breakfast here. It's got free internet, decent food, and a really chill atmosphere. I had the egg sandwich, and would definitely go back.

The food here was OK, but I would not go back. I had chicken biryani with nan. The biryani was pretty much all rice, though, so this ended up being a little too little protein for my tastes.

This was the tastiest food in NYC that I've had so far. The enchiladas looked like the best deal (my friend got them). I had the burrito which was tasty, but required a taco to fill me up.

Bol Gom Bi Bim Bap ( i think ) is pretty good. It's the Bi Bimp Bap that comes in a hot stone bowl, so you have to mix it up and keep it from burning. There wasn't much beef in this dish, but it was pretty delicious.

I like all the little appetizers they bring (standard at Korean joints). The cucumber and potato appetizers were especially good.

You can get 2 chicken tikka kati rolls for $8. If you're hungry that is enough, and if you're not too hungry you can split. The rolls could definitely be a lot spicier, though. I ordered extra spicy and it was not spicy at all.