Excellent for dates and business meetings. Order the dim sum platter, spicy prawns, for vegetarians try the mock meat with black pepper sauce. Hakka noodles are amazing!
Great restaurant and lounge. The Summer Palace drink was amazingly refreshing, the dim sum. platter was a feast to the eyes but nothing beat the sesame prawns with foie gras. Simply memorable.
I'm not a fan of dim sum but if you're, try the Hakkasan Steamed Dim Sum Platter. The sea bass with chinese honey was good. Black Pepper Rib-Eye Beef with Merlot was also good.
Everything was fantastic - steamed dim sum, crispy duck salad, but especially the cod in champagne and honey sauce. Also, definitely check out the smokey negroni!
Upscale Chinese with amazing dim sum. Everything was delicious. I highly recommend har gau, Crispy beancurd prawn cheung fun, and duck salad. Try their sorbet for refreshing after the meal.
Finally, a spot in NY with good dim sum. It may not be 100% traditional but coming from someone from Hong Kong it's better than every other place in NYC! Delicate and authentic flavors with creativity
Vegetarian Dim sum is delicious to start with. dumplings have really tender skins. Finish with the chocolate orange...not too sweet chocolate mousse balanced by a blood orange sorbet
Exquisite, Shanghai‑chic decor sets the swank mood at this new Theater District outpost of the London‑based chain, fielding extraordinary Cantonese‑inspired dishes with Western accents. . .
Uber trendy modern Chinese. Expensive, but nice drinks at the bar. Try the smoker... And take time to watch them make the drink. Recommend: vegetarian dim sum appetizer and eggplant main dish.
Great date spot, a good place to weed out the culinarily incompatible...sweet and sour what, check please...love the family style portions too, good for groups of synesthesiacs.
Dim sum lovers will enjoy the Sunday dim sum brunch, which offers an array of steamed dim sum options. http://freshnyc.com/chinese/haute-cantonese-chinese-cuisine-times-square-hakkasan
This Michelin-starred, high-class Chinese spot in Hell’s Kitchen is the king of the prix-fixe: Seven courses. $98. Come hungry, leave perhaps too full for nooky, but you’ll make it through.
This glitzy Cantonese chain from London is now open in Midtown West. The lengthy menu includes dishes both lavish ($345 Peking duck with Kaluga cavia) and familiar ($10 hot and sour soup). Read more
Obviously Dorothy doesn't understand the Highest of caliber this place holds. You are paying for what you get and that is the best of the best in modern Chinese. Enjoy! :-D
Vegetarians: the greens/asparagus salad sucks, don't get it! Weird dressing. The vegetarian tofu is amazing so is the rice &: the sea bass is delicious!
Not a typical dim sum experience. Dim sum ordered a la carte. Service on this Sunday morning was quite inexperienced. Dim sum was good but again not the typical selection. Location is very impressive!