Fodor's Expert Review Kimika
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NoLIta
Brunch
The combination of Japanese and Italian cuisines may not be common, but it's definitely a match made in culinary heaven at this buzzy spot on the ground floor of the Nolitan hotel. Expect flavor and texture profiles that mix spicy, briny, and creamy in ways that will dazzle your tastebuds, as in a soy butter pasta that's something like a spaghetti carbonara and a delicately fried eggplant katsu accompanied by caponata.
Quick Facts
Known For:
- Classy ambience and presentation
- Trendy weekend brunch
- Sticky rice arancini is a must
Restaurant Details:
Rate Includes: No lunch weekdays