New York City

"The city that never sleeps also never stops eating. New York City is not only home to the most diverse neighborhood in the world (Jackson Heights, Queens), but there are also more than 150 countries represented in the city's restaurants. This cultural convergence has produced an iconic repertoire of dishes like the classic pizza slice, the egg cream, and Harlem's chopped cheese sandwich."

"A vertical city in every sense, the depth of good food at a range of price points is also unsurpassed. From excellent street eats in Chinatown to cutting-edge chef's counters, New York truly has it all."

New York City hosts Jackson Heights, the most diverse neighborhood in the world, and restaurants representing more than 150 countries. Cultural convergence has produced iconic dishes such as the classic pizza slice, the egg cream, and Harlem's chopped cheese sandwich. The city's vertical character supports an unmatched depth of food across a wide spectrum of price points. Excellent street eats thrive in neighborhoods like Chinatown, while cutting-edge chef's counters and high-end tasting menus push culinary innovation. Round-the-clock dining options and broad socioeconomic accessibility ensure food is available at every hour and for many budgets.

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