$10 Meals From 10 Restaurants: Lunch Box Is Coming to Fosun Plaza

09/26/2022 in

Not that lunchtime ever gets stale in Lower Manhattan, but it’s just about time to get extra-hungry for the slate of restaurants headed to 28 Liberty’s Fosun Plaza to serve up some delicious bites.

On Thursday, October 13, the Downtown Alliance’s team that brought you Dine Around Downtown is hosting Lunch Box. From 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., the pop-up food fair will convene 10 local restaurants, all of which have opened in Lower Manhattan within the past year, to offer $10 boxed lunches (one main dish, two sides). Here’s what you can expect to find during the best lunch break ever.

Anassa Taverna

102 North End Avenue
Organic Salmon with Couscous and String Beans

Farida Central Asian Cuisine & Grill

32 Cedar Street, Lower Level
Authentic Uzbek Plov (Lamb, Beef, Vegetables) over Rice with Vitamin Salad, Savory Puff Pastry Pie
Whole Fruit Berry Punch (+$3)

Firenze Ristorante Toscano & Bar

101 Liberty Street, 3rd Floor, Westfield WTC
Gnocchi di Patate al Sugo Fiorentino with Insalata Verde and House Made Focaccia

GaGa Chinese Kitchen

4 Cortlandt Street
Vegetable Dry Pot: Tofu with Sichuan Sauce, Jasmine Rice and a Mini Veggie Spring Roll (vegan)
GAGA Passionfruit Ice Tea (+$3)

K-Pop Haus

185 Greenwich Street at Gansevoort Liberty Market
Korean Beef Bibimbap with Rice, Carrots, Zucchini, Sprouts, and Gochujang Sauce
Water or Soda (+ $2)

Mezcali

83 Maiden Lane
Chicken Mole over Adobo Rice and Pickled Onions, with Elote and Cortador Salad (gluten-free)
Watermelon Agua Fresca (+ $3)

Mezze on the River

375 South End Avenue, Hudson River Esplanade
Grilled Octopus, Spicy Feta Dip, Greek Salad, and Pita with 4-Dips
Water or Soda (+ $2)

Que Chevere

100 Pearl Street at Urbanspace
Pernil (Pork), Arroz con Gandules, y Ensalada de Papa (gluten-free)

Tagmo

226 Front Street
Chana Saag with Rice and Daal (gluten-free, vegan)
Mango Lassi (+ $6)

Umai Fish

185 Greenwich Street at Gansevoort Liberty Market
Salmon Avocado Roll with Edamame and Seaweed Salad
Water or Soda (+ $2)

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