From steak to donburi bowls, here are the newest places to savor Japanese cuisine in the city.

Not far from Columbia University, this new Kikoo Sushi isn't the first one to open in Manhattan — it also has a location in the East Village.

The menu includes pasta dishes like fennel agnolotto, with Marcona almonds and grapefruit; and stuffed rabbit, with caramelized cipollini and pistachio.

With a 4.5-star rating out of 28 reviews on Yelp so far, Indi Thai is on its way to developing a local fan base.

Those who've been to Westville restaurants throughout the city may already be familiar with some of its popular desserts, many of which can be found at this new bake shop.

Celebrate the scorpios in your life, donate supplies to Trinidad's disaster relief efforts and more — all over brunch — this weekend.

If you've got breakfast and brunch fare on the brain, you're in luck: we've found the freshest New York City eateries to quell your cravings.

Savor Por Favor has garnered rave reviews thus far, with a 4.5-star rating out of 11 reviews on Yelp.

Patrons will discover a selection of cocktails, shareable plates, dinners and desserts at this new restaurant.

The menu at Frankie Goes To Bollywood features Frankies, the eatery's spin on Indian classics, wrapped in gluten-free flatbread.

Patrons can choose a combination of meats, chicken, seafood and vegetables for their skewers, and select their desired marinade (e.g., lemongrass marinade with jaew sauce).

Diners will find various Sichuan-style fare, as well as more Americanized eats, like General Tso's Chicken, sesame beef, wonton soup and fried rice.

We used Yelp data to analyze which local eateries have been the most discussed this month.