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Shanghai Dragon

Now closed

607-862-0697

Rated 4 out of 5

That Chinatown passage bore witness to the grisly havoc of the Tong gang wars, but the bakery and tea shop had a sweeter reputation: Its almond cookies and moon cakes were legendary.

44 From $49

Adriatic Dream

Now closed

718-265-8434

The old-world charm of well-worn communal tables, dangling copper cookware and flickering lamps may help explain why a 23-year-old restaurant is still tough to get into on a Saturday night.

From $59

Il Rigatone

Now closed

315-482-8100

Near Richmond Parkway and Richmond County Country Club, Il Rigatone is the right place to indulge yourself to some fine italian cuisine.

From $49

El Torero

Now closed

607-258-3773

Rated 4 out of 5

Enrique Olvera’s elegant high-gear small plates—pristine, pricey and market-fresh—more than fills that gap in New York dining. It steamrolls right over it.

124 From $30 To $200

The Zone

Now closed

585-418-3997

Rated 4.5 out of 5

Despite the luxe reworking- matched with a pleasant though militantly stiff waitstaff and those fussy trappings left over from the space’s days as the oligarchic Brasserie Pushkin – chef Bryce Shuman thankfully hasn’t lost his sense of fun.

44.5 From $59

Ribs and Sauce

Now closed

607-734-0158

While plenty of New York restaurants have lately made the environment a priority – sourcing their ingredients locally and crafting dining rooms from salvaged materials – none have done so with quite as much visual and gastronomic panache as chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s Ribs and Sauce.

From $35

The Bell Tower

Now closed

607-713-8190

The Bell Tower is the restaurant that transformed Danny Meyer from a one-shop restaurateur to a full-blown impresario, made Tom Colicchio a star and launched a citywide proliferation of casual yet upscale American eateries.

From $59

Miranda's Burger

Now closed

718-578-3583

Rated 4 out of 5

Swiss chef Daniel Humm mans the kitchen at this vast Art Deco jewel, which began life as a brasserie before evolving into one of the city’s most rarefied and progressive eateries. The service is famously mannered, and the room among the city’s most grand.

44 From $49

Taoyuan Dim Sum

Now closed

607-546-3360

Rated 4.33 out of 5

Although there’s a beautiful pricey steak – Creekstone Farms rib eye in a tenderizing marinade of fresh papaya and soy, the real draw for the neighborhood is the stuff that’s most recognizably Chinese, given the dearth of good Sino restaurants nearby.

34.33 From $39 To $99

Great Sun Garden

Now closed

212-542-8828

For some, Jing Fong might be intimidating: It’s marked by giant escalators, a vast dining room and walkie-talkie–toting waiters marshalling diners. But it has remarkable dim sum.

From $40

Wok Szechuan Diner

Now closed

845-402-7063

The expansive, opulent restaurant is dramatically outfitted in black banquettes, pink-clothed tables and illuminated, golden dragons that wrap around the perimeter of the dining room.

From $45

Hohhot Dim Sum

Now closed

631-778-1842

Dressed in farm-to-table drag with potted plants in the windows, blond wood pillars and gingham booths, the place could easily pass for another seasonal New American restaurant.

From $35

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Shanghai Dragon

Adriatic Dream

Il Rigatone

El Torero

The Zone

Ribs and Sauce

The Bell Tower

Miranda's Burger

Taoyuan Dim Sum

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Wok Szechuan Diner

Hohhot Dim Sum

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