Name: Le Bernardin
Address: 155 W 51st St, New York, NY 10019, United States, New York
Telephone: +12125541515
Price range: $$$$
Rating: 4.8

Compared with American restaurants, French restaurants have many differences in decoration style and service. Their decoration is relatively luxurious, the service is more considerate, and the seafood is good.

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Per Se, French cuisine
Per Se has won three Michelin stars for 14 consecutive years
The deep thinking behind the meticulously crafted dishes cannot be described in a few words
[White Truffle Risotto] - Of course, you can&#39;t miss the annual white truffle season. The scent of white truffles is fascinating. The complex and rich taste of garlic, gasoline, soil, cheese, and honey is really irresistible! Castelmagno cheese hazelnut cream risotto with fresh white truffles from Alba, Italy is a classic!
[Miyazaki Wagyu] - You can really experience what Miyazaki Wagyu beef melts in your mouth. You can feel the sweetness and tenderness of the melted fat when you put it in your mouth. The taste is extremely rich and makes people linger.

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The Modern is a restaurant adjacent to the Museum of Modern Art - MOMA. It is actually two restaurants, the Modern Bar and the Modern Dining Room. Both are excellent and being part of Danny Meyer&#39;&#39;s collection service is included in the price. They share a bar and a kitchen, although the menus differ. The Bar room is more lively and informal, the Dining room quieter and more formal.

Quiet, elegant environment with entertaining menu choices for three, five, or eight course, prix fixe dinners. Trout and herring starters excellent and wonderfully presented. Duck and pork entrees also superbly cooked and presented. Fine selection of wines by the glass and aquavits

No. 7 of Fine Dining  in New York

The name of this Japanese restaurant is really simple yet literary. One word, &quot;elegant&quot;, and the environment is really suitable for the name of the restaurant, very elegant. I highly recommend their sashimi, seafood rice bowl, and sushi. It can be said to be the signature dish.

Amazing experience, but for a 2 Star Michelin, it needs some improvement! I was expecting something more intimate and the restaurant was packed. We were seated in a table with a long couch with two other families very close to us. We had the six course omnivore and two courses were disappointing: the caviar taste disappeared in the green garbanzo beans; the wagyu per se was tasteless and needs improvement! The last thing was the restroom, which was very basic and not compatible with the restaurant sophistication!

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Everything about Gabriel Kreuther restaurant was incredible! They made our experience on a friends&#39; trip truly special. We tried the four-course menu and it was simply delicious!  You won&#39;t be disappointed. We live in Miami and will return to New York to take our husbands. I don&#39;t remember the names of the dishes, but here are some pictures. Simply phenomenal. Thank you

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法式服务的餐厅，和老美本国餐厅相比，无论是装修风格还是服务上还是有不少的区别各。他们装修相对豪华，服务更为贴心一些，海鲜做的好的

不愧是米其林三星的餐厅，我觉得服务，菜品，环境各方面都可以打八十分。这家餐厅的牛排大力推荐，五分熟刚刚好，小羊排也是他们的特色。

As expected of a Michelin three-star restaurant, I think the service, dishes, and environment all deserve 80 points. The steak in this restaurant is highly recommended, medium rare is just right, and the lamb chops are also their specialty.

高端大气上档次，美美美，好好好。太美了，太好了，美仑美奂。

It&#39;s high-end, classy, ​​and beautiful. It&#39;s so beautiful, so good, and magnificent.

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New York is one of the few cities outside Europe where Michelin’s highest distinction truly shines.
This guide features only restaurants awarded three Michelin stars — the absolute pinnacle of fine dining in NYC.

If you’re planning a once-in-a-lifetime gastronomic experience in New York, this is your starting point.


🍽️ Per Se ⭐⭐⭐
Thomas Keller’s East Coast masterpiece overlooking Central Park. Impeccable technique, refined French-inspired cuisine, and a sense of calm luxury that defines Michelin perfection.

🍽️ Jungsik New York ⭐⭐⭐
Modern Korean fine dining at its highest level. Elegant, thoughtful, and deeply rooted in Korean flavors — reimagined through a contemporary Michelin lens.

🍽️ Eleven Madison Park ⭐⭐⭐
A New York icon. Bold, conceptual, and plant-based, this restaurant pushes the boundaries of what fine dining can be — intellectual, emotional, and unforgettable.

🍽️ Sushi Sho ⭐⭐⭐
An ultra-exclusive omakase experience. Absolute precision, seasonality, and respect for Japanese tradition — every bite is a lesson in restraint and mastery.

🍽️ Le Bernardin ⭐⭐⭐
A timeless legend. The world’s benchmark for seafood cuisine, where purity of flavor, balance, and consistency have defined three-star excellence for decades.


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