The most surreal vacation I ever took was to Kyrgyzstan.

The New York City luxe dining world starts with textbook $20 cocktails and seems to never quite top out.

When you first moved to NYC, you were likely sent off with a barrage of frustratingly ambiguous tips: live here, not there; date out-of-towners; avoid the Meatpacking District; etc. etc. While it’s no secret that the only real strategy to surviving this city of overstimulation is to white-knuckle through most of the bad parts (and Eternal Sunshine the more egregious days with a strong glass of whiskey), there are some tips that might help alleviate the stress.

Welcome to Cheap Eats NYC, where every week, we'll be highlighting an incredible NYC meal for less than $10.

You've heard the claims: Pokémon Go alleviates depression, Pokémon Go makes people exercise, Pokémon Go brings a long-forgotten company back into cultural relevancy.

"Mi Hye!"

If you’ve lived in the city for even a year, you’re likely familiar with NYC’s Distribution of Delicious Food: an excellent version of your favorite dish can be found Downtown, but for the best, you must travel deep into the borough furthest away from you.

Picture this: you're at a crowded bar with a friend.

As an average American microwave owner, I’ve never taken the time to study my device's myriad heating options.

Adult shops once lived on the fringes of society, along with actually questionable locales, like "massage parlors" and coke dens.

I've yet to meet someone who doesn't like Korean barbecue.

When I dined at David Chang’s newest Momofuku outpost last week, I was disappointed.