Royal Feast Nepal may be just down the street but stepping in takes you a world away. With its wooden walls lined with genuine Nepalese handicrafts, the tiny eatery feels like a well-decorated home. An open kitchen provides a mouth-watering view as native Nepalese chefs prepare a feast fit for a king, literally. Much of the food served here is considered royal Nepalese cuisine. This gracious familiarity is an essential part of the SoHo success story.
People always like to feel welcome wherever they are.
Feeling at home in a restaurant usually guarantees repeat business, and without advertising, it is these repeat customers that make or break a place. Club Casa Nova, part Italian restaurant, part bar-lounge, and part dance club has thrived this way. Interestingly, the restaurant's exterior is hardly inviting, quite intimidating in fact. A brass plaque reading 'members only' is nailed to the right of two very tightly shut green doors. Curiouser and curiouser', an English girl once remarked upon her visit to Wonderland.