Ollie’s has Gushers, Cheetos, and ice cream for dogs. More importantly, this Bushwick spot also has some very good ice cream for humans.

The Whole Bowl is a counter-service spot in Williamsburg that serves vegetarian rice bowls.

Foxface is a window in the East Village where you can pick up great, pressed sandwiches.

There’s only one thing at the menu at Eim Khao Mun Kai: a Thai version of Hainanese chicken. It comes with a side of broth, and it’s very good.

Little House Cafe is a little bakery in Elmhurst that also has an extensive menu with some very good Malaysian food.

Khao Nom is a counter-service spot in Elmhurst, and it’s a great place to sit down, eat some quick khao moo dang, and grab a few desserts to-go.

Summer is a Vietnamese counter-service spot that makes the best banh mi in Elmhurst.

Patacon Pisao is a counter-service Venezuelan spot in Elmhurst that has a few locations around NYC.

Saraling Atin is a Filipino grocery store in Elmhurst with a cafeteria-style counter of meaty stews and pancit noodles in the back.

Carniceria Colombia Inc. is a Colombian butcher counter in Elmhurst that also makes sopa and arepas.

La Esquina Del Camarón Mexicano is a tiny, cash-only spot in the back of a bodega, and it’s a wonderful place to eat a cup of shrimp and octopus.

The original location of Taco Mix in East Harlem makes the best al pastor tacos in NYC.

Birria-Landia is a truck in Jackson Heights, and it’s where you’ll find the best birria tacos in NYC. Get a few, and dip them in a cup of consome.

Three Times is a fast-casual Chinese spot on the Lower East Side that serves good pan-fried dumplings.

With their housemade tortillas and garlicky carne asada, Taqueria Al Pastor serves the best tacos in Bushwick. Stop by for a quick meal.

If you’re in a rush to eat in the Theater District, getting Indian food at Utsav is a great option.