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Suzie Wong | s Late Night Café | Meatpacking District | food &mdash

After Dark

by American Way Staff

SATAY-DAY NIGHT
Your late-night munchies merit something more than a junk-food drive-through. Enter Suzie Wong’s Late Night Café in Manhattan’s hopping Meatpacking District. It serves gourmet Asian food — satays, shrimp shu mai, baby-back ribs — in a hip, neon-lit lounge from midnight to 3 a.m. (212) 243-4420

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