
Chinatown and Lower East Side Picks for a Group Night Out
A boodle fight at Kalye, Peking duck carved tableside, 17 karaoke rooms and a basement hall of pool tables.



Filipino street food on Rivington Street, from kinilaw to kare kare and sinigang, with ube and calamansi cocktails. Order the boodle fight for the table and save room for halo halo or cassava cake. Expect a queue outside on busy nights.
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Bring a crew to Mott Street for crispy-skinned Peking duck carved tableside and served with pancakes, scallions, cucumber and sauce. Each whole duck is sized for three to four people and there are no half portions, so plan the order before adding entrees.
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Seventeen private rooms hold groups of three to 45 people, backed by a catalog of roughly 80,000 songs. A communal lounge suits singers who want an audience. Party packages are available, and the doors stay open until 4:00 AM.
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Down a level on Delancey Street, this game hall packs pool, ping pong, beer pong, foosball and life-size board games, with pizza and drinks. DJs, comedy and local bands rotate through. Entry is 21+ after 8:00 PM Thursday through Saturday.
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