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    Blue cheese naan sounds like a provocation until it arrives and makes complete sense. This is a polished, upscale Indian restaurant from Manish Mehrotra, whose original New Delhi spot is a fixture on Asia's 50 Best, with a New York kitchen that reinterprets the subcontinent's classics into something more precise and composed. The tasting menu is how the kitchen argues its case, and the room draws a well-dressed crowd happy to let it.

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    • Blue cheese naan

      “featuring dishes such as blue cheese naan, sweet corn pakoda and lime pickle, crispy tilefish with raw mango curry and a doda barfi (Indian fudge) treacle tart to finish.”

      The 50
    • Sweet corn pakoda

      “featuring dishes such as blue cheese naan, sweet corn pakoda and lime pickle, crispy tilefish with raw mango curry and a doda barfi (Indian fudge) treacle tart to finish.”

      The 50

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