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The 36 dishes Forkelo scored most recently across New York City, newest first. Every one of them sits in a ranking — follow a card to see what it is up against.
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Benito One · Little Italy, Manhattan · $25.95
Fans call it the creamiest, most flavorful Alfredo they have had, some even over versions in Italy. One found it a bit too rich.
See every fettuccine alfredo in New York CityCaffe Buon Gusto · Upper East Side, Manhattan
Regulars call the homemade fettuccine Alfredo creamy, divine and the best they have had. One found it bland.
See every fettuccine alfredo in New York CityTrattoria Trecolori · Theater District, Manhattan · $26.00
Fans call the homemade fettuccine Alfredo rich, silky and among the best they have had. A couple found it cold or bland.
See every fettuccine alfredo in New York CityAmici Ristorante · Little Italy, Manhattan · $24.00
Fans call it creamy, light and slightly nutty, some the best Alfredo they have had. One said the sauce just tasted like cream.
See every fettuccine alfredo in New York CityPaesano of Mulberry Street · Little Italy, Manhattan · $19.75
Many call it rich but not too heavy and among the best Alfredo they have had. Several found it bland or not creamy enough.
See every fettuccine alfredo in New York CityPasta Rullo · East Village, Manhattan · $9.90
Diners love the fresh pasta texture, and one called it the best of the East Village fast Alfredo spots. One found the sauce a bit milky.
See every fettuccine alfredo in New York CityYummy Cheese Pasta · Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan · $9.90
Fans praise fresh handmade fettuccine and a filling, affordable Alfredo. Some found it a bit dry or underseasoned, and others disliked every sauce going over Alfredo.
See every fettuccine alfredo in New York CityTony's Di Napoli · Midtown, Manhattan · $38.00
Fans call the family-style Alfredo the best they have tasted, creamy but not overly buttery. A couple were surprised by peas or extra charges for chicken.
See every fettuccine alfredo in New York CityHan Dynasty Upper West Side · Upper West Side, Manhattan
Some call it fantastic or very good. Others found it soupy, ordinary or mediocre on delivery.
See every kung pao chicken in New York CityJoe's Shanghai · Chinatown, Manhattan · $26.95
Some call it sticky, fresh and amazing. Many found it just okay or bland and suggest sticking to the soup dumplings.
See every kung pao chicken in New York CityHwa Yuan Szechuan · Chinatown, Manhattan · $30.00
Fans praise a complex flavor and a generous chicken-to-filler ratio. Others found it just OK, short on kick or a bit fatty.
See every kung pao chicken in New York CityWa Jeal Sichuan Chili House · Upper East Side, Manhattan · $22.95
Regulars call it the best kung pao they have compared, with tender chicken, peanuts and some spice. No dish-specific complaints surfaced.
See every kung pao chicken in New York CityChi Restaurant & Bar · Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan · $21.00
Diners call it tender, fresh and well spiced, with one naming it the best in NYC. One found it very sweet and another hit a bone.
See every kung pao chicken in New York CityCafé China · Midtown, Manhattan · $20.00
Fans call it exceptional, with a dark sauce, numbing peppercorns and real kick. A few found it too salty, too sweet or short on heat.
See every kung pao chicken in New York CityHan Dynasty · East Village, Manhattan · $20.25
Many call it the best kung pao chicken they have had, especially with the extra peanuts. A few found it sweet, like sesame or sweet and sour chicken.
See every kung pao chicken in New York CityTacos El Bronco · Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Regulars call the steak taco tender and juicy, one of the best meats at the truck. One found it a bit bland.
See every carne asada tacos in New York CityTaco Mix · East Harlem, Manhattan
Fans call the carne asada incredible and well seasoned. Others found it a bit dry or forgettable.
See every carne asada tacos in New York CityTaqueria Al Pastor · Bushwick, Brooklyn · $5.35
Some call the carne asada taco perfect and worth ordering. Others found it just okay and less flavorful than the al pastor.
See every carne asada tacos in New York CityNene's Taqueria · Gowanus, Brooklyn · $5.00
Fans praise the asada on handmade tortillas, with meat cut to perfection. A couple found it dry and chewy.
See every carne asada tacos in New York CitySanto Taco SoHo · Nolita, Manhattan
Many call the carne asada well seasoned with a nice grilled flavor. Several found it dry, overcooked or pricey for the city.
See every carne asada tacos in New York CityTaqueria El Chato · Greenpoint, Brooklyn · $6.00
Fans call the asada thinly sliced, tender and among the best in the city. One felt it was milder than the other tacos.
See every carne asada tacos in New York CityLos Tacos No. 1 · Midtown East, Manhattan · $5.95
Diners call the carne asada juicy, smoky and well charred, with some naming it the best item on the menu. A couple preferred the adobada.
See every carne asada tacos in New York CityLos Tacos No. 1 · Chelsea, Manhattan · $5.95
Fans call the carne asada juicy, tender and lightly charred, often their favorite taco here. A few found it tough or burned.
See every carne asada tacos in New York CityPokeplus · Forest Hills, Queens · $14.00
Fans call it the best poke in Queens, fresh and well packed. A few got stingy scoops of fish or fishy tuna.
See every poke in New York CityAloha Alley · DUMBO, Brooklyn · $15.99
Fans call it the freshest poke in the city, with huge chunks of fish. Some found the ahi too salty or the salmon bland.
See every poke in New York CityPokebab · Williamsburg, Brooklyn · $16.99
Fans call it the best poke in the area, with fresh fish and packed bowls. A few paid around 20 for mostly rice.
See every poke in New York CityPokeRice · West Village, Manhattan
Fans call it the best poke bowl in years, with fresh fish. Critics call it just OK or subpar, with stingy protein.
See every poke in New York CityPoke Bowl · Financial District, Manhattan · $17.95
Fans call the bowls hefty, fresh and good value, a top NYC poke pick. Critics found some bowls mostly rice or the fish slimy.
See every poke in New York CityPokeworks · Union Square, Manhattan
Fans call it a reliable, reasonably priced poke spot with fresh fish. Critics reported stingy fish and off colored tuna.
See every poke in New York CityChikarashi · Chinatown, Manhattan
Fans call the goma shoyu tuna the best poke in NYC, with very fresh fish. Critics found bowls small, pricey and sometimes bland.
See every poke in New York CityRed Poke · Midtown West, Manhattan · $15.25
Fans call it still the best poke in town, fresh and Hawaii like. A few reported rancid or fishy fish and food poisoning.
See every poke in New York CityRed Poke · Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan · $15.25
Fans call it the best poke in NYC, fresh and generous. Recent critics say bowls got skimpier and mostly rice, with some fishy tuna.
See every poke in New York CityPig Heaven · Upper East Side, Manhattan · $24.95
Fans call them the finest spare ribs in New York and the best Chinese ribs they have had. Some found them dry, fatty or not worth the price.
See every pork ribs in New York CityDinosaur Bar-B-Que Harlem · Harlem, Manhattan · $24.00
Fans call the ribs the best thing on the menu, tender and saucy. Some found them overcooked, meh or forgettable.
See every pork ribs in New York CityMighty Quinn's Barbeque · West Village, Manhattan · $14.95
Fans call the spare ribs meaty, moist and smoky to the bone. Many recent reviews found them dry.
See every pork ribs in New York CityHill Country Barbecue Market · Flatiron, Manhattan
Fans call the pork ribs some of the best barbecue anywhere. Others found them dry, fatty or overcooked.
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