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Old May 22nd, 2007 | 08:31 AM
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Another NYC restaurant request... 50/Lex

Hi all... I am headed off tomorrow for 3 days in NY. Staying at the Affinia 50 and would like to find a really good place within walking distance of 50th and Lex for Wednesday night.
Nothing fancy... I want to wear cargo pants.
I do not eat pasta, so no Italian unless they have a pretty extensive non-pasta selection.
I am also not a steak person. I am not even a sandwich person.
I like creative 'clean' foods.
Incredible, innovative salads, asian-fusion, new American, and light Latin.
My favorite meat dishes are Tuna Tartare, cold crab/avocado dishes and ceviche.
I seem to be having a thing for cold foods lately.
I like fine cheese served with interesting toppings.
I don't drink, so a wine menu is not important.
As far as salads go, I am not a fan of Caesar, Cobb or other savory standards.
I am more into salads made with baby greens, cheese, nuts and fruit.
Hopefully this is specific enough.
Y'all gave me excellent advise a few weeks ago... so I am keeping my fingers crossed!
Thanks!
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Old May 22nd, 2007 | 08:32 AM
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Where did you end up going last time?
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Old May 22nd, 2007 | 08:46 AM
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If money is no object: Joel Robuchon in the Four Seasons!
But back to reality: Aquavit Cafe 55th St. between Madison & Park - spectacular new wave Swedish food, incredibly well balanced, clean flavors

Pump Energy food and Energy Kitchen for lunches/take out

Our Place - a more upscale, lighter Chinese at 55 bet. Lex and 3rd

Aja - kinda hipster sushi on 58th and 1st Avenue

There are a couple of outlets of Chopt - very good build your own salad places - one at 52nd bet. Lex and 3rd and the other at 56th and Madison.
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Old May 22nd, 2007 | 08:46 AM
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Yama, Blue Water Grill and Sushi Samba.
All very good!
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Old May 22nd, 2007 | 09:19 AM
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Definitely Yama for sushi, and it's within walking distance. I also love the Asian Fusion at Fusia on 58th and 1st. It's across the street from Aja, so you can do a comparison b/t the two menus.
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