Looking to discover the newest businesses to open in Midtown? From a gluten-free American eatery to a modern Sichuan restaurant, read on to see the newest destinations to make their debut in this New York neighborhood.
Friedman's
228 W. 47th St. (between 7th Ave. & Broadway)
Family-owned eatery Friedman's recently opened a new outpost inside the Hotel Edison. The restaurant offers gluten-free American fare.
On the menu, look for offerings like the skirt steak with sunny-side eggs and crispy yucca, the pastrami reuben sandwich with sauerkraut, and fried chicken and cheddar waffle with habanero honey. (Take a look at the full menu here.)
With a four-star Yelp rating out 88 reviews, Friedman's has been getting positive attention.
Yelper Shari C. wrote, "Our food was delicious, flavorful and fresh. The service was excellent as well. IMO, some of the dishes are a tad pricey for brunch, but this place is worth a try if you're in the area."
Caroline N. noted, "Convenient restaurant if you are checking out any nearby theaters. If you don't mind sitting by the windows, it allowed us to be seated faster than wait 15 minutes for a seat inside the restaurant."
Friedman's is open Tuesday–Saturday from 7am–11pm, and Sunday and Monday from 7am–10pm.
Omakasa
31 W. 52nd St. (between Avenue Of The Americas & 5th Ave.)
Casual dining establishment Omakasa specializes in healthy cuisine from several Asian regions. Look for offerings like chicken matzo ramen with beech mushrooms and house-made chili crisps, vegan black bolognese with Brussels sprouts and barley, and chickpea coconut curry with squash and sunflower sprouts.
Rounding things out are signature sake-inspired cocktails and Japanese and Korean beers. (You can check out the full menu here.)
Yelp users are excited about Omakasa, which currently holds 4.5 stars out of 15 reviews on the site.
Yelper Mich B. wrote, "Incredible food, friendly staff, beautiful buildout and decor. The food is very different and everything is a must try. So delicious. Love this place!"
Sally S. noted, "Amazing find in the neighborhood. The broth in my ramen noodle soup was soooo good. Serious yum, can't wait to go back and have it again. The sake selection is also outstanding."
Omakasa is open daily from 11am–9pm.
Sichuan Manor
258 W. 44th St. (between 31st St. & 32nd St.)
Sichuan Manor debuted in the former Sammy's House of BBQ space, specializing in elevated Sichuan fare and dim sum.
On the extensive menu, look for a wide range of noodle offerings, including spicy and sour beef noodle soup and Sichuan-style noodles with soybean paste.
Dishes include sizzling chicken with hot green peppers, Chengdu-style roast duck in broth and Sichuan skewers with chili sauce. (Take a look at the full menu here.)
Yelp users are excited about Sichuan Manor, which currently holds 4.5 stars out of 27 reviews on the site.
Yelper Christae M., who reviewed Sichuan Manor on March 23rd, wrote, "The food was traditional and absolutely wonderful! If you love spicy food, this is your spot. What a great place!"
Super T. noted, "Great atmosphere—steps away from the shows. Authentic cuisine and great atmosphere. Try new things, taste new flavors, and enjoy great food!"
Sichuan Manor is open Monday–Thursday from 11am–11pm, Friday from 11am–midnight, Saturday from 11:30am–midnight, and Sunday from noon–10pm.
