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From Food & Wine, Jul 2006

“Add to that Jean-Georges Vongerichten's delicious twists on everything from fish cakes to samosas, and it's no wonder Spice Market is still packed more than two years after opening—attracting up to 1,200 people a night....” MORE>>

–Jane Sigal, “Jean-Georges's Best Small Plates”

From Food & Wine, Sep 2005

“He first served the charred lamb salad with crunchy carrots and bean sprouts at Vong in Manhattan in 1992; he put both the papaya, cashew and frisĂ©e salad and the lobster and pea shoots seasoned with a gingery butter on the menu at Spice Market, which opened last year in Manhattan's Meatpacking District....” MORE>>

–Jane Sigal, “Jean-Georges Brings Thailand Home”

From Food & Wine, Sep 2004

“Jean-Georges Vongerichten's new restaurant has dark Thai wood and chic white leather and an electric vibe. Ex-Lespinasse chef Gray Kunz consulted on the Asian-street-food-inspired menu...” MORE>>

–Salma Abdelnour, “Where To Go Next: Manhattan | August 2004”

From Travel + Leisure, Apr 2004

“Superstar chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's largest Manhattan restaurant, Spice Market, has an Asian street food theme. Salvaged wood carvings from India, maroon-and-gold curtains that recall a monk's robe, and white studded-leather banquettes...” MORE>>

–Hillary Geronemus, “New York in the Raw”

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