Mom’s Momo is a Tibetan food truck with locations in Jackson Heights and Sunnyside, and it’s a great place to eat beef momos covered in hot sauce.

Ling’s is an iconic food cart on Canal Street in Chinatown that’s been making spherical dough puffs since 1982.

Not just any halal guys, these are The Halal Guys - a Midtown food truck institution.

If you often spend daylight hours near Trinity Church in FiDi, Indian King Biryani House should be your north star for lunch.

NY Dosas serves legendary vegan South Indian food from a cart in Washington Square Park.

Don’t think of this as just another Greek gyro truck, King Souvlaki in Astoria is a serious institution.

Thai Farm Kitchen’s Seaport location serves some of the best Thai food in Manhattan.

The Noodle is one of the best options for Chinese handpulled noodles in Harlem.

Dame is an English restaurant in the West Village best known for its weekend pop-ups and fish and chips.

Momofuku 207 took over the Momofuku Ssäm Bar space in the East Village.

The West Village location of Spicy Moon is one of the best vegan restaurants in the area.

Point Brazil is a buffet in Astoria that offers specialty meals on the first Saturday of every month that you should go out of your way for.

Aroma is a Brazilian buffet in Jackson Heights with a great BBQ station in the back.

Rice ‘n’ Beans is a very casual Brazilian spot in Hell’s Kitchen that serves some of the best feijoada in NYC.

TAP is an all-day counter-service spot on the Upper West Side where you should pick up savory Brazilian tapioca crepes for lunch.

New York Pão de Queijo is a small all-day Brazilian spot in Astoria where you should order a burger on the outdoor patio.