If a stroll down Sixth Street's Little India, a.k.a., Curry Row, leaves you yearning for something a bit more exotic, try this place. Here you can buy every spice and seasoning you'll need to cook up your own Indian feast. They also sell incense, Indian beer and a few other dining accessories.

This little shop carries over 200 varieties of cheese. While a few folks complain that the quality and service here are not up to par with the likes of Murray's, this is by far the best selection and quality you'll find in this neighborhood.

The name says it all. These fresh Polish/Ukrainian style dumplings are made with a variety of assorted fillings. They also carry hearty soups, blintzes, stuffed cabbage and other central European specialties.

Best known for handling large gala events, such as film premiers or corporate galas, they also do the occasional smaller job or two (provided the profile is high enough). They offer a huge range of styles, themes and menus.

This Japanese take-out shop only sells two things, takoyaki, which is made from the privates of an octopus and okonomiyaki, a pancake with shredded cabbage and your choice of shrimp, beef, pork or squid. People who have the nerve to try it once, tend to come back for more (and bring new converts as well).

This caterer and event planner is best known for her outstanding selection of far-eastern dishes. The chefs are largely influenced by Thai, Vietnamese and other southeastern styles. With an emphasis on pan-Asian fusion with a new American orientation, this place gets raves for innovative cooking along with outstanding service and presentation.

This caterer and event planner is best known for her outstanding selection of far-eastern dishes. The chefs are largely influenced by Thai, Vietnamese and other southeastern styles. With an emphasis on pan-Asian fusion with a new American orientation, this place gets raves for innovative cooking along with outstanding service and presentation.