Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ is one of The 7 Best Places for Marinades in Midtown East, New York.

1. Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ

8.6
805 3rd Ave (btwn E 49th & E 50th St), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · Turtle Bay · 161 tips and reviews

Benjamin G.Benjamin Grønvold: What a place! You bbq your own meat and their marinades are amazing. Definitely a place to go. If it's you first time try one of the taster menus

Jaemi H.Jaemi H: Come during happy hour( sat& sun for lunch!). Great services. Beef tongue is amazing!!! And make sure to order green tea crepe for desert!!

Tony X.Tony Xerri: This place is absurdly amazing. Go with a group and order their kobe beef combos for the best experience. Servers tip you on the best way to cook your meal and the Bibimbap is life altering.

The Bar is one of The 7 Best Places for Marinades in Midtown East, New York.

2. The Bar

8.8
28 W 53rd St (5th Avenue), New York, NY
Hotel Bar · Midtown East · 36 tips and reviews

cj f.cj fitzgerald: After dinner, have a cocktail at my favorite place in Manhattan (its both opulent and modern). Highly recommend the risotto, truffle sliders, and afternoon tea. In the summer, sit on the balcony.

Gary T.Gary Toriello: Bring your platinum credit card Drinks are expensive. $24 for cocktails, $14 for a beer!

Tony E.Tony Everett: Great Service, Great Drinks and Great Art!! ##Blokeapproved

Sakagura is one of The 7 Best Places for Marinades in Midtown East, New York.

3. Sakagura

9.1
211 E 43rd St Lowr Level (btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave), New York, NY
Sake Bar · Turtle Bay · 223 tips and reviews

Sandra L.Sandra Lloyd: Great for lunch. Great for dinner. Great desserts. Really fresh, good quality food. Best lunch deal around. This is one of my favorite restaurants, hands down.

Miko M.Miko Mercer: best izakaya-style Japanese food in the city

Serious EatsSerious Eats: Underground bar that offers great soba without the pomp and circumstance.

OBAO Midtown is one of The 7 Best Places for Marinades in Midtown East, New York.

4. OBAO Midtown

8.2
222 E 53rd St (btwn 3rd Ave & 2nd Ave), New York, NY
Thai Restaurant · Turtle Bay · 167 tips and reviews

David G.David Greenberger: One of the best lunch deals in Midtown (even on weekends). Go for the Pho Bo ($8) to heat you up on a cold day. Ask for extra noodles and make it two meals.

Dino O.Dino O: Pho is always pho sho

Alan H.Alan Huang: Excellent pho, perhaps best in manhattan

Upstairs is one of The 7 Best Places for Marinades in Midtown East, New York.

5. Upstairs

7.5
145 E 50th St (btwn Lexington & 3rd Ave), New York, NY
Lounge · Turtle Bay · 80 tips and reviews

Gilt CityGilt City: We love this rooftop lounge for its views, sure: but the spiced duck “cigars” with pomegranate dipping sauce are the real reason we keep going back.

Michelle M.Michelle Mu: Nice view of Chrysler. Service is superb.

KimKim: the electrolyte is fantastic.

Fig & Olive is one of The 7 Best Places for Marinades in Midtown East, New York.

6. Fig & Olive

7.9
10 E 52nd St (btwn 5th & Madison Ave), New York, NY
Mediterranean Restaurant · Midtown East · 153 tips and reviews

ᴡ W.ᴡ Weldin: Might just be my most fave restaurant in Manahattan -- the Mushroom Truffle crostini is an absolute must-have!

B .B 💫: The food is delicious for your eyes and mouth. Love it!

The Corcoran GroupThe Corcoran Group: Beautiful, fun and delicious Mediterranean restaurant. Try the Mediterranean Tasting and the Jamon Iberico. The Sangria and the Jus De Grenade are so refreshing.

Pampano is one of The 7 Best Places for Marinades in Midtown East, New York.

7. Pampano

7.5
209 E 49th St (btwn 3rd Ave & 2nd Ave), New York, NY
Mexican Restaurant · Turtle Bay · 86 tips and reviews

Amanda D.Amanda Delgadillo: Great service, friendly staff and absolutely delicious meals set to satisfy any craving. Just a short walk away from Midtowns greatest assets. This place has a wonderful ambience!

The Wall Street JournalThe Wall Street Journal: For $39, the "bottomless brunch" covers unlimited small plates and all the Sangria, Bloody Marys or Margaritas one can handle. (There is a two-hour limit to the bottomlessness.) Read more.

SavoredSavored: Get the Grand Margarita!