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When the acclaimed team behind New York's most popular Indian restaurants headed home—intent on eating their way through roadside fried-chicken stalls and no-frills omelet houses—writer Alex Bhattacharji followed.

Michael Imperioli’s Scarlet, at 468 Amsterdam Ave., will consist of craft cocktails and tapas style small plates.

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Nōksu, a Korean-influenced fine dining restaurant, opened its doors underground at the Herald Square subway station earlier this month.

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The new restaurant opens in the East Village in September.

Godawan, an Indian brand launched by the global spirits conglomerate Diageo, is now available in the U.S.

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