I know there aren’t official statistics on this. Ballpark figures will do. Thanks!
Allow me to rephrase my question: What percentage of NYC Chinese restaurants use cat, dog, rat or pigeon as ingredients in the food that they serve to their customers?

We are due to travel to the US next month. My daughter will be 18 months old. I am a little concerned about what to feed her during the trip as we wont have the convenience of cooking our own food & she doesn’t like baby food from jars. I would really appreciate suggestions on places where they serve hygienic food for children of her age & also names of a few dishes that she can eat as I have no idea as to what is available there.
Thanks all

Hey guys! so this Saturday, about 5 or 6 of us (16 year olds) are planning to have dinner in the city and maybe do something fun after for a birthday.Any suggestions of a cool place to eat; a fun and trendy hotspot for teens?
something fun like LIPS or lucky chengs. The budget is around 20-30 a person
And as for something to do after, what are some suggestions? A hookah bar or something would be cool but most of us will not have ids.

Address 610 West 56th Street.I want a good place to eat before a concert at 8.Prices should be no more than $20 per person

He has quite a few and I’m wondering which one would give me the best dining experience.

Hey guys. In August, my friends and I want to go to a restaurant in NYC to celebrate my birthday.
I’m looking for a great, formal restaurant with any type of food except for Indian, Chinese, or Irish. I’m a teenager btw. I want a restaurant that takes RESERVATIONS please!

ESPN Zone in Times Square closed. Dave & Buster’s is 21+.. Are there any other good arcade bar restaurants in NYC? Preferably no ID required.

I’m going to the city on Saturday and would like to see some Flamenco and try some Spanish cuisine. Can somebody please recommend something that’s not too pricey! (we are all teens around 17!)
Thank you!

also are there any 1950’s restaurants in nyc? with the original look like music, style, food ect. ect.

I live in Baltimore, and I am planning to go to NYC again this year for my birthday. I plan on living in New York after graduation, and I go a couple of times throughout the year (including my birthday) to familiarize myself with the city, but every place I go to eat always seems so touristy. Where can I go? I want somewhere that has a nice atmosphere for my friends and I to enjoy dinner on my birthday.