
Four Midtown Tables, From Bistro Fare to Ramen
French classics anchor a bistro with a twelve-seat dining room inside a nineteenth-century Bordeaux apothecary. A three-story architectural space beneath MoMA provides a contrasting setting for contemporary Asian cooking in Manhattan.


Benoit New York serves classic French bistro fare by Alain Ducasse on West 55th Street. L’Officine seats twelve diners within an authentic nineteenth-century apothecary brought from Bordeaux. Guests praise the cocktails and fries as well as the restaurant's decor and design.
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Il Corso Ristorante Italiano serves fresh homemade pasta, including creamy truffle pasta and short rib ragu. Starters include zucchini fries and octopus. Pistachio tart comes with vanilla gelato. The modern dining room keeps a neighborhood feel that suits dinner before the theater.
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Shinjuku Ramen serves rich black garlic ramen on West 56th Street. Diners highlight the shrimp ramen and smooth, balanced broths. Mackerel plates and agedashi tofu extend the menu beyond noodle bowls. The staff give guests time to order without feeling rushed.
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53 serves contemporary Asian dishes in a three-story architectural space beneath MoMA on West 53rd Street. The menu includes eel club sando, cod clay pot and kung pao quail. Sunday dim sum brunch offers a daytime option. Diners recommend booking ahead.
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