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Raku It's Japanese

➤ 212 East 52nd Street, City Of New York, 10022, United States Of America, Broad Channel

Carte • Ramen • Dinner • Salads • Japanese

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"Just what I needed after a long day out. The sansai udon had an abundant amount of vegetable and mushroom toppings! The staff was were warm too. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Vegetarian offerings: Clearly labelled vegetarian dishes"

Green Apple Delight

➤ 29-12 Crescent St, 11102, Astoria, United States

Carte • Juice • Yogurt • Smoothies

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"Fresh, Delicious, and Affordable! Green Apple Delight is my go-to spot for smoothies and açaí bowls! The ingredients are always fresh, the frozen yogurt is super creamy, and the variety of toppings is amazing. The staff is friendly, and the place has a clean, casual vibe. Prices are very reasonable — great value for what you get. I highly recommend trying their mango smoothie and custom açaí bowl. Can’t wait to go back when they open at 8 AM!"

Spice Thai- 1479 1st Ave

➤ 1479 1st Avenue, City Of New York, 10075, United States Of America, Broad Channel

Carte • Thai • Drinks • Chicken • Noodles

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"Cozy atmosphere. Staff is amazing. The food and the drinks are so yummy. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Appetizer Sampler, Pineapple Fried Rice, Chicken Pad Thai, Crispy Spring Rolls, Pad Thai with Rice Noodles Egg Peanut Bean Sprouts Scallion"

New Ginger Root Vegan

➤ 1164 1st Ave, 10065, New York, United States

Carte • Vegan • Casual • American • North American

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"It was the first vegan restaurant in my life and not bad. I had Pad-Thai and my wife ordered Pumpkin Gazpacho Bowl. They use some vegetables instead of meat in Pat thai and it was natural. In the Pumpkin Gazpacho, there was kimchi and mixed all kinds of veges. I thought it was just mixed soup or something like that first, but ma wife enjoyed it. The waiter was calm and seemed a nice person. Interesting place."

Bread N Wine

➤ 1417 Lexington Ave, New York City I-10128-1613, United States

Carte • Wine • French • Coffee • American

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"We went to Bread N Wine on a early Saturday afternoon for brunch. We were greeted and seated by the servers who were attentive. The food was okay the bread was really soft and fresh. My partner got the French Lentil Soup, Spinach and Tomato Egg Bake andI got the French onion soup, egg omelette with spicy tomato avocado and onions. I wasn 't happy with my omelette because thespicy just meant it was covered in hot sauce within. For beverages, we got chai lattes (we later found out it wasn 't tea basedbut rather coffee) and we had the option of oat milk, almond milk or regular milk. In terms of our overall experience we feltby the end too many things were steering the experience south; the worst was when we were accused of using counterfeit money topay for the tip. There was no special marker used to prove that the money was counterfeit or technology to back up this claim.That experience alone left a bad taste in our mouth as we left embarrassed by that claim, kind of shook from that, we stilladded the tip to our credit card 18%. As we walked out and talked about how weird that was, the owner of the business nextdoor overheard us and asked to see the $20 bill he showed us that our money was real and validated what we knew, that themoney wasn 't counterfeit. When we went back into Bread N Wine to discuss this there was no apology, just well, it felt thatway , shrug. It left a terrible feeling. We would not go back after that, this is not how you treat customers from start tofinish, hence the 2 star review."