09/30/2022
Mercury is somehow *still* in retrograde. Our peppercorn catfish salad will help.
Num Pang Kitchen
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Num Pang Kitchen, an American restaurant located on West 38th Street, was known for its flavorful and filling dishes. With a menu that featured items such as the Coconut Tiger Shrimp bowl, spicy organic tofu bowl, grilled steak sandwich, and peppercorn catfish sandwich, there was something for everyone. The restaurant also boasted freshly baked bread and house-made sauces. On March 1, 2023, it was announced on social media that Num Pang Kitchen has been permanently closed.
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133 West 38th Street
New York, NY
10018
To get to West 38th Street in New York, you can take public transportation via the subway. The closest subway stations are 34th St - Penn Station (lines A, C, E) and 42nd St - Port Authority Bus Terminal (lines A, C, E). If driving, you can take the Lincoln Tunnel or Holland Tunnel to reach Manhattan. Parking options in the area include street parking and nearby parking garages such as Icon Parking Systems on W 38th St and Impark on W 39th St. From there, it is just a short walk to your desired destination on West 38th Street.
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Num Pang Kitchen on West 38th Street is a must-visit American restaurant for anyone looking for delicious and filling lunch options. Their menu boasts a variety of mouth-watering dishes, including the popular Coconut Tiger Shrimp bowl and spicy organic tofu bowl filled with charred broccoli, sautéed tofu, and roasted vegetables. The grilled steak sandwich is also a standout item, topped with crushed coriander, peppercorn, and served with cucumber, pickled carrots, cilantro, and chili mayo. For those craving something more meaty, the peppercorn catfish sandwich is a great option - served with house-made sweet soy sauce on bread baked fresh daily in the city. And if you're feeling particularly indulgent, don't miss out on their ginger barbecue brisket sandwich. With such an impressive selection of dishes that are both flavorful and filling, Num Pang Kitchen is definitely worth a visit!