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Several new cafes are aiming to serve up better wages and trying to end tipping fatigue among New Yorkers.

The book features recipes and stories from 43 culinary establishments from more than 24 neighborhoods in Manhattan's Chinatown and across the city.

Fans are flocking to pay what may be their last respects to Papaya King, the beloved hot dog and juice joint that opened on the Upper East Side in 1932.

The Black women-owned, community-minded soul-food operation also has outlets in Newark and Maplewood.

Noodle dishes are the star of chef Tom Naumsuwan's new menu on Mulberry Street

Chef Aniwat Khotsopa brings the "true Isaan flavor" from his hometown of U-don Thani to Queens.

The menu of classic pub dishes also features lots of vegan options.

"We didn't get landmark status, but we have something similar, which is a street named after one of America's oldest taverns."

The Brooklyn popup which started last summer now has a permanent home on the LES.

The restaurant had reopening briefly last year for just nine days.