Like the giant lungs, Broadway is a New York-style theater street that inspires a lot of theater visitors every night. On the west side of the street (between “8th Avenue” and “9th Avenue” running north-south of “46th Street” running east-west in Manhattan), in 1973, the then mayor of John Lindsay New York There is a corner named “Restaurant Row” with the enthusiasm that “you can't find such a gourmet street in Paris without looking around the world”.
After that, there was a recession after the oil crisis, and the whole area including Yokocho was rusted. In the mid-1990s, when I was a correspondent to New York, porn shops lined up, drug dealers and prostitutes hanged around, and my boss said, “Don't go west from 8th Avenue because it ’s dangerous.” It was so careful.
The vitality of the past years has been revived. Dazzling lighting, hustle and bustle so you can't walk straight. In the vicinity of Broadway where there are countless restaurants, “Yokocho” seems to have been buried.
In the fast-changing restaurant industry, “Latantzi” (361 West 46th Street) has been watching the rise and fall of the restaurant Yokocho. Although the signboard at the entrance says “Authentic Italian”, it looks rude but it looks like an Italian restaurant.
However, at 8pm in this store ...
