Asiate
(Now Closed)American Restaurant$$$$
Hell's Kitchen, New York
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Christian DickmannFebruary 11, 2017Amazing views, perfect for a special occasion. For breakfast I recommend the continental (several pastries, fruits, jams), omelette (goat cheese, tomato), and the banana pancakes. Fantastic!
ℳ𝒶𝓎♍December 31, 2018Located on the 35th floor of the Mandarin Oriental, Asiate has an awesome view of Central Park and Columbus Circle. Food is decent and the ambiance is definitely elegant
Gal AmirMay 23, 2015Amazing view, very romantic! Order a bottle of wine and enjoy the view and the food! The coconut rice desert was incredible 👌 the fois gras for first and the lamb for main are recommended.
M23May 12, 2015In my opinion, this is one of the most romantic spots in the city especially if you can get a corner table next to the window. When they had much dimmer lights, the ambiance was even better!
Esther EstebanOctober 24, 2016The environment is supercool, and Offers privacy. We tried the Chef Menu and went across different small dishes. Sadly, i paid more in here than when had a real foodie experience by Ferran Adrià.
Susan J CampbellMay 7, 2016Bread is fabulous. The pea gnocchi is lovely. Burratta appetizer is genius! Desserts not as good but overall fabulous experience with great food. And of course the views are stunning.
Cyrièle PiancastelliJanuary 3, 2014We went here for my boyfriend's birthday (30!!). I was looking for a restaurant with view, but also quality meals. That was perfect. The wine waiter provided excellent recommendations. Don't hesitate.
Elizaveta T.September 10, 2015Perfect breakfast spot. Benedicts are a must. And though I'm not a fan, I had the best pancakes in my life.
Foursquare InsidersOctober 7, 2015“Choose wines from either Silvaner and Ribolla Giallo grapes or North Fork reds. Both compliment the artful cuisine and help to offset potential high prices.” - Laura Williamson, Wine Expert Read more
Deanna ZandtApril 3, 2013Don't even know where to begin with how amazing everything was here. The chef was ridiculously accommodating of special diet needs (we called the day before), and every single dish was a delight.
Harumi UMay 25, 2015If you get to sit somewhere in the vicinity of windows you will have great meal with a view. If not you will have a great meal
Marcus LJune 10, 2011Get there at 7am sharp to get the corner table for breakfast with an amazing sweeping view of Central Park, Upper West Side and Midtown West.
Matthew FergusonApril 28, 2019Delicious salmon with avocado sauce and gorgeous views of Central Park.
Village VoiceNovember 14, 2011Winner of Best Romantic Dinner in the Village Voice 2011 Best Of issue! The incredible Central Park view makes this a prime proposal spot.
Doubled ZApril 19, 2014when make a reservation, ask for the table, near the window and facing the park
The Wall Street JournalJune 3, 2010Lunch favorites here include the sashimi with avocado mousse appetizer and the salmon with Mandarin orange and ginger entree. Read more
Gilt City CuratorNovember 17, 2011Come for the view, but stay for the Butter Poached Lobster. It's as delectable as it sounds.
✨ Heather ✨September 26, 2015Food is so bad I don't know why U guys gave it 8 I give it zero... I came only c I reserved a table by the window and why I came they forced me sit in the middle of their salon !!
Rachel SegalFebruary 5, 2011Must have: an afFAIR to Remember cocktail, chestnut soup, risotto and apple confit!!!
dara lynneMay 4, 2011Go now and thank me later. Stunning views, delicious food and impeccable service.
Views from this restaurant are amazing. Good for a lunch date!
Queen LooshaJuly 26, 2015I reserved a week ahead & came ONE HOUR before my reservation time on my last day in New York City to be seated near the window, however I got the worst treatment! Empty tables & so disappointing!!!
Meryl PearlsteinJune 4, 2010The Japanese Breakfast is an exotic treat. Try it instead of the usual American choices.
Karen LevineApril 25, 2010Don't miss the gourmet candy table with the designer green takeout containers on your way out.
Peter ParkDecember 15, 2017Nothing was good. Meh. You pay for the view. An observatory this is, rather than a restaurant.
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Asiate’s modern American cuisine features sophisticated interpretations of traditional fare that is accented with artistic touches, presenting one of the most unique dining experiences in Manhattan. A combination of gracious service, inventive cuisine, stylish décor and stunning views ensure that...
(212) 805-8881
Features
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. Discover & Visa)
Wi-Fi
Yes
Outdoor Seating
No
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Food & Drink
Menus
Brunch, Lunch, Dinner
Drinks
Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails
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