Asian Restaurants in New York

When Guy Fieri rolled his red Camaro through the boroughs of New York City between 2014 and 2017, he uncovered some of the most authentic Asian flavors the city has to offer. From the bustling streets of Manhattan to the diverse neighborhoods of Queens and Ridgewood, Triple D spotlighted three remarkable Asian eateries that left the Mayor of Flavortown reaching for seconds.

Leading the pack is Duck’s Eatery in Manhattan, earning an impressive 4.7-star rating with dishes that had Guy exclaiming his signature catchphrases. Over in Ridgewood, Bun-ker brought Vietnamese cuisine to the spotlight with bold, unforgettable flavors that scored a solid 4.4 stars from diners. With an average rating of 4.5 stars across all featured spots, these restaurants represent the best of New York’s Asian culinary scene.

While two of these beloved establishments have since closed their doors, their legacy on the show lives on. Whether you’re chasing the one that’s still serving or reminiscing about Flavortown favorites, these Asian gems showcase why New York remains a destination for adventurous eaters everywhere.