Top Carpaccio dishes in New York

Thinly pounded tuna with a delicate dressing — a longtime example of the kitchen's barely-touched approach to fish

A visually appealing starter featuring earthy beets beautifully complemented by creamy burrata.

Delicate carpaccio of artichoke and zucchini with Pecorino—light, fresh, and elegant

Delicate scallop carpaccio drizzled with olive oil and herbs—a light, elegant bite

Thinly sliced Wagyu beef with Parmigiano, basil, red pesto, and arugula — an elegant starter

Tissue-thin slices of beef tenderloin with smoky aioli, Burgundy truffle, and pecorino.

Thinly sliced raw beef with bright, acidic garnishes — a clean and elegant starter

Raw filet mignon with seaweed and manchego cheese — delicate and savory

Paper-thin raw beef with arugula and shaved parmigiano — classic and clean.

Thinly pounded raw beef with capers, arugula, and Parmigiano shavings — a clean, classic opener

Thinly sliced octopus — a lighter starter with Mediterranean flavors.

The signature paper-thin raw beef dish served with the classic house dressing.

Delicate, thinly sliced raw filet mignon served with fresh arugula and shaved Parmesan cheese.

Thinly sliced roasted beets arranged in a beautiful carpaccio — a recurring starter favorite

Thinly sliced beet with crushed salted pistachios, lemon and sea salt—bright and textural.

Thinly sliced tuna dressed with a bright satsuma mandarin vinaigrette.

Thinly sliced raw beef dressed simply — a long-running house signature

Tender beef carpaccio, a delicate starter that showcases the quality of the ingredients.

A delicate and rich starter from the raw bar, showcasing premium wagyu beef.

Thinly sliced steamed octopus is elevated by the sweetness of roasted cherry tomatoes, offering a light yet flavorful start.

Thinly sliced prime beef with capers, arugula, and shaved Parmigiano — a clean, well-executed opener that showcases the kitchen's steakhouse DNA

Thinly sliced beef with capers, arugula, and shaved Parmigiano — a clean, classic Italian starter that holds up well here