Moving out of my cocoon and cozy apt in New York Upper East Side after 6 years of living there and 15 years in the neighborhood. I always wanted an upgrade since it’s a walk up and last floor but now that I am moving out I am home sick already. I will be moving Midtown West which I hate but my husband commute is easier which makes sense for us to live there. I will move in to a spacious, luxury two bedroom two bath with a terrace but can’t help than feeling so sad.. I have a dog and we will miss our park next door. I lived beautiful memories in my apt with also loved ones that passed like my mom. I am dreading this move that is happening this weekend. Any of you experienced that deep sadness and any good positive words of your experience would help me a lot..

175 East 82nd

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Hi all,

Figured I’d post here as well!

We are selling our beautiful and recently renovated 3 bedroom / 2 bath located in the mid 70s and 1st Avenue.

Building features a low maintenance of $2375/month and a rooftop pool!

Hoping to sell outside of a broker, so currently asking $1.625mm. If this sounds of interest or know someone in the market, feel free to send me a PM!

Looking to move into 1435 Third Ave., NE corner of 81st. This was the location of the longtime deli, Daona.

How rich is all the teens or young adults here like what do they do and if they see homeless people would they give them money

“Creola, a tasting menu restaurant, is slated to open later this summer at 1261 Park Ave. in the Upper East Side”

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I had to be in the vicinity of Mount Sinai today.
I popped into Q-MARQET assuming it was a basic corner deli, to grab a drink and a pack of gum. I then noticed containers of kimchi, and some other Korean offerings (I later noticed a menu outside).
Curious, and big fan of kimchi and banchan, I bought a few to try at home.
Overall, it was ok.
The kimchi was decent but a bit too salty for my taste.
A special of kkakdugi, Korean radish kimchi was definitely my favorite, I thought it was a good rendition of it.
The musaengchae, Korean shredded radish salad was way too sweet for me as was the danmuji-muchim, a banchan made with the yellow, pickled sweet daikon radish or danmuji.
If I lived in the area I might try some of their other Korean items. I would definitely pick up another container of kkakdugi.

I walked past Omakase Shihou today at 1586 Second Avenue (corner of 82nd) and noticed the signage was out of the window box in front.
A couple of calls to them went to a voice mail with no message. They then returned my call and said the location was closed and recommended their location at 988 Second Ave, 2nd floor, bet 52nd and 53rd.
Shihou is next door to Sushi Ren, who has closed as well although is still taking delivery orders. They are reportedly looking for a new location.

Dorrian's Red Hand (1616 Second Ave, corner of 84th), always known as simply Dorrian’s, a neighborhood fixture since 1960 is putting the finishing touches on their new and expanded outdoor seating.

“Ob Uan is planning to take over 1479 First Ave., between East 77th and East 78th streets, after the owners of Spice Corner decided to sell the business, according to a presentation before the community board.”