Filipino Street Food With a Boodle Fight
Shared plates, ube drinks, and karaoke give this Lower East Side restaurant a lively group energy.
🍢 The Shared Table
Kalye brings Filipino street food to 111 Rivington St with a menu built for sharing. Start with kinilaw, then move into kare kare, sinigang, grilled skewers, and the boodle fight option, a spread designed for a table that wants several things in motion. Calamansi mocktails and cocktails sit alongside halo halo and cassava cake. The venue also offers private and special events with customizable packages for larger gatherings. Happy hour specials are available as well.
The Lower East Side room runs on a lively, high energy pulse, with karaoke in the mix and a queue often forming outside. Head chef Vance Consignado trained in Spain and Miami before leading the culinary program here. Monday through Wednesday and Sunday run from 11 AM to half past nine PM, Thursday from 11 AM to 11 PM, and Friday and Saturday stay open until half past eleven PM.
