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An early adopter of the High Line before it opened, the nutty retro-modern looks of the place shouldn't dissuade. Good cosmopolitan Thai offerings not too futuristic nor too authentic, and prices are surprisingly fair for the neighborhood. Mobs descend on weekend nights, but still one of the better waitlists if you got no rez.
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