"Spice Market" is inspired by the street food Jean-Georges Vongerichten enjoyed while traveling in Asia. Authentically uplifted version of flavorful street foods are service family-style…" Thus reads the Spice Market website.
They don't mention that the ENTIRE INTERIOR of the restaurant has also been lifted up from some other corner of Southeast Asia. If the food doesn't amaze you, the antique woodwork will. Its possible to dine on four to five incredible dishes at once, while sitting underneath a reassembled temple.
The design for the chef's counter facing the open kitchen is a two-for-one nice touch: its always a good sign when the kitchen is so accessible, and the stools look like a comfortable extension of the dining room, not an isolated afterthought. Its also nice that such incredible cuisine is accessible in such a friendly, casual atmosphere.
Spice Market New York
403 West 13th Street (Corner of 9th Avenue)
New York, NY 10014
212-675-2322
www.spicemarketnewyork.com
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