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Chances are you’ve seen liquid coconut products in your grocery store, including cartons among the plant-based milks in the refrigerated section and cans of shelf-stable coconut cream and coconut milk. But what’s the difference? For more info, we consulted Chat Suansilphong, chef and co-owner of Fish Cheeks in New York City.

This event in Manhattan is centered on Thai cuisine, with 12 restaurants participating. Festivalgoers can try mango sticky rice, krapow, Tom Yum Ramen and other dishes.

After a decade of minimalist chic, Wall Street's favorite restaurants are suddenly louder and more extravagant than ever.

You know the ones

Dodge the expensive Manhattan hotel scene and follow the locals to low-key but just-as-trendy Brooklyn, where you’ll find cool new restaurants and indie shops

A “last chance café” to visit fancy five-star hotel restaurants, hot newbies and well-loved neighborhood stalwarts, as New York Restaurant Week’s Winter Edition enters its final week.

GAI NYC specializes in Khao Mun Gai, a chicken rice dish popular in Southeast Asia.

Once you see why, you may never want it to end.

Get to know the many talented contributors who helped shape Serious Eats this past year.

John Legend on his love of restaurants and how he helped create an app, It's Good, to share recommendations with its users.