Hello! I just moved here four months ago and I haven't been able to find a place that's "happening" where I can go dance, drink, and/or eat at yet. I have been itching to hit up a club and dance my booty off!!! Can someone help me out? It'd be much appreciated.

Moved to NY? from where? Which part of NY are you from? It depends on what kind of scene that you like? Like Asian food? I know NYC inside out lol

A good pho place wouldn't hurt. I've had some NYC pho, but it hasn't been the "best" ya know? I need fun, but cheap places. Anything goes: musuems, cultural stuff, music, blah blah blah...anything! But I do have a tendency to lean towards the clubbing scene.

Oh yeah, I'm a total suburbanite from out west...and enjoying the big city life...for now.

If you are in Queens then you need to go to Elmhurst for a good pho restaurant. Lots of good Vietnamese restaurants out in Elmhurst. I personally like this new Vietnamese restaurant in Grand Ave. I'm not sure about the name of the place but I think it's called Little Saigon or something like that. All I know it is next to an Indian Chinese restaurant called Chopstick.

I like to hang out around downtown Soho area. Lots of bars & lounges out there. When I just want to sit & talk with friends, I usually hit up this place called Bar 89 on Mercer street, less than 5 minutes walking from Broadway.

if u want go clubin you can go Lq with some friends in the city thats where most asians go now days. avalon is ok but too many kids i think. if u want go drinkin depends u want go asian ones or american, in ctown there one called yellow bar a lot people go but dont go by ur self hehe. if u live close to flushin you can try 7Days or sevendays. if u want try somewehre with good back ground you can try this place called stichy in the city pretty nice place to chill. i havent go to the city lately cuz too many $hit going on in my life but those are the place i can think of right now.

Old school chinese food?
Chinatown is the place be at. Anything you want will be everywhere.
Ask for Wing Wong, and Dai(Big) Wong in chinatown. Everyone know where it is