Asiate, New York

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An array of exotic dinnerware and utensils, ultra modern decor, unusual tastes and stunning presentation in addition to the dazzling view of New York City from the 35th floor of the restaurant ignited all the senses. more»

They brought us about 4 sample dishes from the kitchen during our meal, most of which was mediocre or less in quality. more»

When the Maitre D ' caught us refilling our own wine glasses , he came over to apologize , it really was kind of late for making an effort to give us decent service. more»

Asiate is a lovely restaurant _ lovely space , good views ( even if ours was obscured by fog and rain ) and most of the service is good. more»

We weren ' t lucky enough to get one of the tables near the window with the fabulous views ( but we got to witness a guy proposing to is girlfriend , she cried for a full 20 minutes so weren ' t sure she actually said yes ! ) more»

Overall Pros : Food , Decor , Service Cons : difficult to obtain reservation , Can be pricey I will definately be going back ... Also they have a great bar next to the resturant that searve a lite menu with a excellent view as well. more»

Asiate presents an artistic and modern approach to contemporary cuisine with Asian influence, served in Asiate's environment of simplicity, elegance, balance and vitality. Located on floor 35 of Mandarin Oriental, New York in the Time Warner Center, Asiate offers stunning views of Central Park and Manhattan skyline. Designed by acclaimed restaurant designer Tony Chi, the dramatic entrance to Asiate features floor-to-ceiling walls of wine which house an impressive collection of over 1,300 bottles. A glittering tree-branch sculpture hangs from Asiate's ceiling, replicating the trees in Central Park.