://www.restaurantlorena.com/ Or last, Restaurant Nicholas in Middletown/Red Bank: https://www.restaurantnicholas.com/night2.html (3 replies, last updated by brianm21 October 1, 2009)

is Chicken with rice, i think. The Brian Cashman (not a player, but General Manager of the NY Yankees) is a grilled chicken breast over a green salad... (15 replies, last updated by Pan June 2, 2007)

of in Flushing, Queens). Manhattan Chinatown does, however, have Shanghainese, Hunan, and Fujianese. Try here for Brian S' guide to Manhattan Chinatown: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/342344 For Sichuan, go to Szechuan Gourmet in... (8 replies, last updated by vvvindaloo July 6, 2008)

is generally regarded as the best; I also like El Capri. Margot is on Broadway in the 150s, and El Capri on St Nicholas in the upper 170s. (5 replies, last updated by user99 May 3, 2008)

there’s a sign up on the corner of st nicholas and 116th (i think) saying that there’s a new location slated to open there. from the outside, it doesn’t look like it’s happening too soon. i’ve only... (30 replies, last updated by Wilfrid August 7, 2006)

St at St Nicholas. It seems to be popular with large groups, and there are often events in there. I’ve seen little about it on Chowhound, and had a terrible brunch there once, but the dinner may redeem the place, and it... (16 replies, last updated by rose water April 11, 2008)

I believe this cuisine of scientific techniques does have a name and it’s referred to as “molecular gastronomy” and generally attributed to Hungarian physicist Nicholas Kurti who experimented with it years ago.... (39 replies, last updated by oakjoan October 16, 2006)

: Don’t hold your breath! lol Barbarella, Regarding my Monmouth County favs, i.e, places we’ve been to many times, the list is fairly short. No surprise that #`1 is Nicholas. Others: Drew’s Bayshore Bistro, El... (60 replies, last updated by cantkick January 31, 2008)