We don't know where to look first upon entering Bridges. The incredible interiors, the buzzing atmosphere or the chefs who are dancing around the kitchen? What's for certain is that the plates of grilled sweetbreads, kabocha squash and puntarelle and smoked eel dumplings look and smell utterly sensational. 

This iconic Szechuan eatery is a nostalgic and historic staple in Chinatown. Having been around since the 60s, you can expect nothing short of authentic - gather a group of your closest friends and fill the table with iconic dishes like Peking Duck, Cold Sesame Noodles, Soup Dumplings... Trust us, you'll have to be rolled out of the restaurant.

We love stopping by here for James Veloria's curated selection of vintage and contemporary fashion. Their thoughtfully sourced pieces showcase unique style and timeless elegance, making it a fashion enthusiast's haven.

This twist on the classic American Diner not only serves local classics, but has a vast international and mostly Asian influence too. There is plenty to choose from - from American pancakes to Korean Fried Chicken Wings.