Asiate

Mandarin Oriental, New Yorks signature Restaurant Asiate perches above the city on the hotels 35th floor, showcasing panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline from 16-foot floor-to-ceiling windows. The restaurant seats 90 guests and features a private dining area that seats up to 14 guests. The sophisticated dcor of the space balances the urban surroundings with a nod to the hotels Asian...

What to Drink: The wine list is interesting and features wines from all over the world, but with a strong emphasis on white wines from Austria and Germany.

Know Before You Go: Two prix-fixe menus are available at lunch: two courses (no dessert) for $25, and three courses (includes dessert) for $35. At dinner, diners must choose between a three-course menu ($85) or the six-course tasting menu ($125).

"High in the sky" over Central Park, this "sophisticated" Asian–New American in the Mandarin Oriental matches "breathtaking views" with a "gorgeous setting" – once again voted NYC's No. 1 for Decor – and "equally stunning" prix fixe spreads; "exceptional service" ensures all are "treated like royalty", and lest "ridiculously expensive" outlays bring things back down to earth, there's a...

Asiate's menu offers an artistic and modern approach to French and Japanese cuisine. The menu changes with the seasonal panorama in Central Park, viewable through 16 foot high windows.

Designed by renowned designer Tony Chi, the dramatic entrance to Asiate features a wall of wine which houses an impressive collection of over 1,300 bottles. The interior is dominated by a glittering tree-branch...

Want a view with that precious pan-Asian dish? You’ve got it at this posh restaurant, located on the 35th floor of the Mandarin Oriental in Time Warner Center. Even if you are not crazy about glass, aluminum and steel spaces, you can't help admiring this one. It succeeds in infusing some degree of warmth into this metallic ultra-modern spaceship environment. The vision of thousands of wine...

The Scene
Those not buzzing after the walk through the glowing Mandarin Oriental Hotel lobby will feel the magic once inside the restaurant, where wall-to-wall windows show off a...

Asiate’s modern American cuisine features sophisticated interpretations of traditional fare that is accented with artistic touches, presenting one of the most unique dining experiences in Manhattan. A combination of gracious service, inventive cuisine, stylish décor and stunning views ensure that the restaurant is a hit with both guests and locals alike.