Sesamo

All 21 rated mentions, most helpful first

postJust discovered a fun pasta spot in Hell’s Kitchen1 pts
“Their pastas are all handmade, and I tried the Miso Carbonara and Lobster Tortellini, both were amazing. The flavors are really creative, kind of Italian with an Asian twist.”
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in:Looking for a great Italian spot in NYC that’s not IMPOSSIBLE to get into1 pts
“Sesamo is one of those spots that quietly crushes it. Husband and wife team, everything made from scratch, and the plating looks fine dining but the vibe stays chill.”
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in:What’s your favorite NYC restaurant?1 pts
“Not fusion, just thoughtful balance between Italian technique and Asian flavor. The miso carbonara and lobster tortellini are both standouts.”
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in:NYC's Best Chicken Parm?1 pts
“The Tempura Chicken Parm at Sesamo is insane. Super crispy, light crust with tender chicken and just the right amount of sauce. It’s a cool Asian-inspired take on a classic that totally works.”
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postJust discovered a fun pasta spot in Hell’s Kitchen0 pts
“Their pastas are all handmade, and I tried the Miso Carbonara and Lobster Tortellini, both were amazing.”
H3
in:Sesamo offers some of the best Italian food in Hell’s Kitchen2 pts
“If you want Italian, hand made pasta here is to die for. I literally inhaled the the entire huge plate and that chicken parm delicious. This is my date spot bar none”
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in:What do you think is the best dessert in nyc?1 pts
“Sesamo in Hell's Kitchen has the most unique and delicious cheesecake I have ever had.”
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in:Moderately priced no reservation 4 people no long lines for fri or sat night?1 pts
“my wife loves the tempura chicken parm and I love any pasta special. We go frequently to try new offerings…we’ve done the Torisi L’Artusi circuit and just prefer restaurants like Sesamo”
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in:Sunday night near Times Square1 pts
“Went to sesamo a few weeks ago and it was great. Sat at the bar and the bartender / owner was terrific. Food was yummy and drinks were good”
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in:What’s the best Italian restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen?1 pts
“Sesamo in Hell’s Kitchen deserves more attention. It’s Italian with Asian influences done right. Every dish feels deliberate and you can tell the owners genuinely care about the food and experience.”
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in:What is your favorite seafood pasta you’ve had in the city?1 pts
“The mackerel carbonara at sesamo!”
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in:my favorite spots in Hell’s Kitchen2 pts
“try sesamo, it’s a hidden gem”
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in:Large group in Hell’s Kitchen—need recs!1 pts
replying to u/Life-Self-959: Yes $70-100 would be ok—any suggestions? I’ll look up those two, thanks!
“I’ll be honest they’re not the spots I’d recommend just for good food but large parties are hard”
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in:Where's "your" spot? 1 pts
“SESAMO in Hell’s Kitchen.”
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in:Upscale place an NYC local would like?1 pts
“Sesamo- Italian Asian fusion. My Italian approved.”
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in:Moderately priced no reservation 4 people no long lines for fri or sat night?1 pts
“Try Sesamo —modern Italian with Asian influences”
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in:What’s the best Italian restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen?1 pts
“the focus is really on delivering at a high level in the kitchen and with the pairings.”
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in:What’s the best Italian restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen?1 pts
“You don't want to fill up and yet taste one of a kind dishes and enjoy drinks they got a dish for that.”
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in:Have a conference in Times Square…1 pts
“Hell’s Kitchen: Sesamo, Cha Long, Wondee Siam, Danji, Hummus Kitchen”
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in:Italian dinner recommendations1 pts
“Sesamo”
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postSesamo offers some of the best Italian food in Hell’s Kitchen0 pts
“Food - absolutely exceptional! Well thought out cocktails and great wine selection. This will be our go to whenever we come to MCC theater.”
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