A late night Chinatown classic. Aim for the roast meats, and slather ginger-scallion sauce over everything.
Venerated late night Chinatown spot. Roast pork (and skin-on roast pig), noodles, fried soft shell crabs, and stir fried garlic chives are smart orders here.
My favorite veggie dish of all time: sautéed pea shoots with garlic. Both my parents are from Szechuan, China and the Dan Dan noodles and dumplings in chili oil were some of the best I've had
Lunch special starting at $7 from 11:30-3:30,friendly staff, extensive cocktail list and the food was filling and delicious. The ambiance is nothing short of beautiful.
A block or so away from Grand Sichuan, Chop Shop offers peace, calm, and fusion. With its quietude and humility, it's best for: an unassuming date.
Best Thai maybe ever. Bf just joined the ranks of Clay Pot worshippers! Red curry bursting with flavour. My salmon tamarind massive portion and rice included for once. YOU have to come here.
There's a reason why a lot of reviews talk about the clay pot--it is simply the best! It keeps me coming back all the way from the lower east side. Service is also very efficient, and ambiance is nice
The Kea Mao was amazing. When you order ask them to make it extra spicy. I won't be ordering from anywhere else.
Best Thai food in Greenwich. I always get the drunken noodles and Bangkok dumplings. The sauce that comes with Thai dumplings is addicting
This place really resonates with my Chinese-American palate. Sambal dish with scallops has a nice kick to it. If you're not watching your calories, the walnut shrimp is pretty dope
Chow fun, mixed vegetables with ginger sauce, Szechuan dumplings, veggie dumplings are all so good... Also this is the only sesame chicken I will ever crave
The phở, summer rolls & bánh mì were excellent. The beef combo phở was very authentic -- aromatic & well balanced with the traditional condiments. My fav was the short rib summer rolls! Drooling!
Drunken Noodles are spectacular! The Mango Curry is a must as well!! Favorite restaurant in town!
A great place to go for your first dim sum experience. Come early on a weekend to avoid a lengthy wait, especially if you're with a big group.
If you're coming here on the weekend, try to get there around 11. The food is fresher and there is no waiting. By the time I left Jing Fong there was a massive wait outside. Food was amazing!!
Dim sum dishes - small medium and large are all 2.50 each Mondays through Fridays except holidays. Good deal. Legit dim sum! Lots of seats wait is worth it.
Its décor is a step above the neighboring places, and the Peking Duck is crispy, savory and delicious. Save some dollars and bring your own wine, its BYOB.
Awesome chili oil sauce in the dumplings. If you want something different and authentic, try the sautéed bamboo shoots with pork. Huge portions that will last 2-3 meals.
This place knows how to do drunken noodles / pad kee mao 👏🏻 red curry, chicken & shrimp dumplings, and veggie dumplings completed one of the best Thai meals I've had in a while. Would def come back
Authentic Chinese in midtown! Try the sautéed snow pea shoots with garlic when they're in season and tender (i.e., not in the summer)
Best Thai food I've had in New York... Good sized portions... $15 lunch special. Pad kee mao (drunken noodles), chicken & shrimp dumplings, and clay pot fried rice 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Best Thai dumplings. I ate those and the pad kee mao at least once a week while I lived in this area. Usually order a side of stir fried Chinese broccoli for a balanced meal
Awesome drunken noodles, cocktails, lavish decor make this a great spot for a date or to catch up with a friend
My favorite Cantonese restaurant in Manhattan. Sautéed pea shoots with garlic. Lobster. Steamed fish. An authentic restaurant in Chinatown with an grade A health inspection 👏🏻👏🏻
Wow so impressed with the dim sum here. You can even ask for the dim sum menu at dinner 👌🏻
Tsurutontan Deluxe w/ thick noodles & the tempura served on the side (so it stays crispy)!!
Tsurutontan Deluxe w/ thick noodles & the tempura served on the side (so it stays crispy)!! The broth is my asian soul food ♥️
Got the pad kee mao and my friend got the pad see ew with shrimp and squid. Even the pad thai was really flavorful. Definitely coming back to try more
One of the better dim sum restaurants in Boston, space is limited but the food is fresh and steamed to order. The turnip cake is a must try!!
The egg tarts are the best I’ve ever tried outside of Portugal & Hong Kong! You’ve got to try it to believe it! 🤓😋🥧
The Dumplings are really homemade, the portions are really big, specially the vegetables. Try the ribs (starter)
