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A modern, dimly lit café or lounge with marble tables, bar seating, and a glowing yellow "TRAVELER" sign hanging from the ceiling. The space has a calm, inviting atmosphere.
A dimly lit restaurant interior with a retro-style food vending wall labeled “TRAVELER” and digital menu screens. There are rows of stools along a counter and colorful signs hanging from the ceiling.
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Traveler

Hue House, 56 E. 41st St., Manhattan, NY, 10017
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Description

Traveler is a laid-back bistro that celebrates Asian pop culture and flavors, changing with the seasons to bring a new destination into focus. Created by Gulp and 929, the journey moves on each season with food, drink, music and atmosphere inspired by the next stop. Think of it as a travel magazine you can step inside. Each visit takes you on a trip to a destination in Asia. Traveler includes New York's first tea liquor machine—grab a shot glass, insert the coin, and enjoy. Modeled after the saké vending machines in Japanese train stations, this machine echoes the train station-inspired interior design of Traveler and features a selection of tea-infused liquors, Taiwanese bubble tea shop-inspired liqueur, and the famous kinmen kaoliang.

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(929) 746-9418

Location

Hue House 56 E. 41st St., Manhattan, NY, 10017

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Features

Cuisine
  • Asian Fusion
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair Accessible
Ownership
  • LGBTQ+ Owned
  • Asian American Owned
  • Woman Owned
Cost
  • $$$$
Amenities
  • Bar/Lounge

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