KALYE NYC

"Kalye was suggested as a great option for a group celebration due to its whole lechon, which is presented at the table and allows for a communal feast. However, it requires a 5-day preorder."

"The commenter enjoyed Kalye, a Filipino spot with two locations, and found the Rivington location delicious."

"This user expressed strong interest in experiencing a Kamayan feast, mentioning that they have heard good things about the one offered at Kalye and thanked the original poster for sharing."

"The commenter confirms Kayle is a place they were looking for, but it doesn't seem to be open on Thanksgiving, though they will double-check. They also note it's open late."

"Kayle is mentioned as a Filipino restaurant that might be open on Thanksgiving, with a recommendation to double-check with the restaurant. It's noted as being open late."

"A user suggested considering Lechon from Kalye for a feast-like meal."

"In response to a question about dietary options at Kalye, this user suggested checking the menu as vegan/vegetarian options are likely limited."

"Responding to a recommendation for Kalye, this user inquired about vegan or vegetarian options for their mother-in-law."

"This user recommended Kalye for a Thanksgiving meal, highlighting a whole lechon feast as an amazing and great experience, though not traditional."

"This user confirmed that there is still a Kalye location on Rivington, following a comment that Kalye Bistro may be closed."

"This user noted that Kalye Bistro might be closed, but there is still a location of Kalye on Rivington."

"This place was recommended as a potential spot for tocino, a breakfast dish previously enjoyed in the Philippines. The user is looking for this dish with a runny fried egg, and is open to locations throughout NYC, with a preference for Brooklyn."