Tao New York

What used to be a Vanderbilt stable in the 19^th century, Tao New York is now a magnificent Asian temple that has influences from Thailand, China, and Japan. A 16-foot-tall Buddha statue sits at the edge of a pool full of Japanese Koi, reflecting the Asian culture and acting as a major attraction.

With several artifacts from the Orient, Tao is more than a simple restaurant. You’ll find above 300 seats spread out on three levels, together with the exclusive skybox that offers a picturesque view from its 35’ high perch.

The decoration of the place is just the beginning. The food is amazing and the menu has a lot to offer for the complete family. The dim sum is a hit with the children and the Kobe beef is good enough to die for. After getting stuffed, Tao offers a lot of tea flavors to choose from.

The crowd is mixed and you can find youngsters, old people, and entire families visiting Tao for its impeccable ambience and delicious food.

Dress Code: Club Attire

Website: taorestaurant.com