What is it about the meatpacking district of New York City that draws in so
many entrepreneurs to set up restaurants - and why is that so many of these
meatpacking-district-based restaurants become top crowd-drawers that gain
widespread recognition from the culinary and gastronomic worlds? Spice
Market is yet another of these restaurants that we described, considered
among the 25 leading restaurants of the city. It is considered a moderately-
to expensively-priced restaurant, with food prices ranging from $15 to $30
for one meal alone. But chances are the prices are not the first thing you
will notice about Spice Market - the first thing that will strike you upon
entering is that this is one BIG restaurant (estimated to be as large as a
bus depot actually.) Then you will notice that the food is predominantly of
Southeast Asian influence - Southeast Asian street food that is.
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