It often happens that on the way to visit my friend Crystal and her daughter Jade in the Hell’s Kitchen, Midtown West and Theater District neighborhood, I stroll past the Ninth Avenue restaurants with my big brown eyes wide-opened. I take in the bountiful bundle and boundless choices for satisfying one’s appetite.
And just like in Beethoven, The Universal Composer by Edmund Morris—universal cuisine unfolds before me along Ninth Avenue between 57th and 42nd Streets.
From that colorful, multiethnic palette of eating places, I want to highlight eight establishments for pleasing your palate:
Aaheli
South & North Indian Cuisine
Blue Bar & Eatery
Mediterranean Seafood & Tapas
Bocca Di Bacco Hell’s Kitchen
Classic Italian
http://www.nycrg.com/bocca-di-bacco
Der Krung
Thai Cuisine
El Centro Cocina y Cantina Mexicana
Mexican Street Foods
K Rico
South American Steakhouse
Noodies Thai Kitchen
Modern Interpretation of Classic Thai
http://www.noodiesthaikitchennyc.com
Route 66 Grill
Contemporary American “Comfort Food”
Catch it if you can at www.aaheli.nyc, www.blueseafoodbar.com, http://nycrg.com/bocca-di-bacco, http://www.derkrung.net, www.elcentro-nyc.com, www.kriconyc.com, http://www.noodiesthaikitchennyc.com, www.route66nyc.com
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