Best Mid-Range Restaurants in Ukrainian Village

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Trendy East Village Thai noodle spot with patio seating and a serious cocktail bar.

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Brick-lined East Village café for deconstructed lattes and nitro cold brew.

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Korean-inspired small plates in a rustic exposed-brick room with patio seating.

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Cozy, wood-accented vegan Szechuan spot for shareable heat and quick, lively meals.

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Fiery East Village Sichuan restaurant known for authentic mapo tofu, dan dan noodles, and numbing-spicy dishes that rival anything in Flushing.

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Minimal-chic East Village favorite for house udon and Japanese small plates.

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Legendary East Village Italian pastry shop since 1894, serving classic cannoli, sfogliatelle, and cheesecake in a gorgeous tile-floored landmark interior.

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Cozy Union Square ramen bowls, gyoza and bao in a wood-accented nook.

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Minimalist hand-roll bar for quick, cozy sushi sets in the East Village.

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Iconic 24-hour East Village Ukrainian diner serving pierogi, borscht, and comfort food since 1954 - a beloved NYC institution that never closes.

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Cozy East Village ramen shop known for rich tsukemen and fast service.

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Lively East Village spot for Malaysian-Thai-Vietnamese comfort plates and late-night bites.