Steakhouse Serving Asian Dishes Opens On Upper East Side: Report

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — A steakhouse that also serves up a number of Asian dishes debuted Tuesday on the Upper East Side, the New York Times first reported.

Jade Sixty — a joint venture between restaurateurs Stratis Morfogen and Franco Moscato — opened its doors on East 60th Street between Park and Lexington avenues, the Times reported. The new restaurant serves up steaks in the American steakhouse style, but the other dishes come from Asian cuisines.

"There’s nothing Asian about the steaks," Morfogen told the Times. "But everything else is Asian."

Some of the dishes Jade Sixty has on its menu include: Nine cuts of steak, surf and turf, soup dumplings and suhi specials, the Times first reported. Chefs Skinny Mei, Jue Lan Club and Albert Diaz will work the kitchen of the 175-seat restaurant, the Times reported.

Read the Times' full article here.

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