Philippe
Asian Restaurant and Chinese Restaurant$$$$
Upper East Side, New York
"Everything on the menu is good especially their famous chicken satay"(34 Tips)
"The $29 lunch menu is FAB Chicken Satay Beijing Chicken YUMMY!"(6 Tips)
"Order the Peking Duck... hands down the best in NYC!"(9 Tips)
"Very tasty pecking duck!!!"(3 Tips)
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ℳ𝒶𝓎♍December 27, 2019Philippe never disappoints! Besides the awesome food and service, there's a great chance that you'll bump into a celebrity or two! Thursday nights are amazing, you don't want to miss any of themUpvoted Dec 29, 2024
Kayleigh HarringtonOctober 4, 2016The satay, the duck, the hand pulled noodles... everything is delicious. Save room for desserts like the flaming baked Alaska and gold flecked chocolate cakes.
Upvoted Jan 18
Matt 👀December 8, 2013Definitely have a reservation and pray you don't get loud annoying girls sitting next to you crying that mom/dad won't pay for their shopping habits anymore. Get the crispy duck and Beijing chicken!!!
The Corcoran GroupOctober 15, 2010Come for lunch and have the special for only $20! Includes an appetizer, try the chicken satay, a main course, we enjoyed the velvet chicken breast and a sorbet desert and coffee/tea.
Not to be missed: the Maine lobster (wok fried), chicken satay, fried rice, lettuce wraps and bok choy! Philippe never disappoints!
Wejdan ✨February 23, 2018Chicken satay chicken satay chicken satay!!!! The duck salad is nice. Sweet and sour chicken, velvet chicken and Chilean sea bass was alright.
What's Good HereJune 8, 2015This is the Chicken Satay with Chef Chow's Famous Peanut Sauce. With its butter cream sauce and hints of shallots, this appetizer has more in common with French than Chinese cuisine.- The Corcoran GroupApril 21, 2010Great lunch specials - try the lettuce satay wraps or steamed veggie dumplings as an appetizer, and the crispy beef as an entree. Fast, polite service - good spot for East Side lunch meetings.
Jeff ChaMarch 8, 2015This place is funny. Very high quality food in a club-like vibe. (LOUD). Army of hostesses in front worried more about their hair than assisting customers. Some kind of backroom segregation going on.
Massiel PenaSeptember 24, 2012Everything was amazing! But the sweet and sour chicken was thee best I've had by far. The midnight mojito was also the bomb!! Definitely a place to go- Did you know they have a cotton candy covered baked Alaska? Now you do. Do it.
hania albraikanDecember 16, 2016Small cozy restaurant, I like the food but be aware that the food portion is plenty 🤗
David BerkowitzDecember 25, 2011Try the Chicken satay - The sauce is amazing. If every #chinese restaurant served this #chicken #appetizer I would weigh 300lbs
Alexandria IfillNovember 6, 2017Dope prefix lunch special! Great lunch special 3 courses for $29 dollars!! Or just 2 courses for only $25 dollars!!
Datrianna MeeksAugust 25, 2014Sweet and sour chicken is amazing! Get the calamari appetizer, hands down the best I've ever had.
AshleyMarch 26, 2016The food was absolutely delicious! We had an eggplant dish, chicken satay, and crispy beef.
2 Dine OutJanuary 31, 2012Among many household favorites (Chicken Satay, Jade Dumplings and Crispy Chicken) the Beijing Chicken is one of the most succulent dishes offered at Philippe. Read more
Julien DassaultAugust 30, 2011Ask for the main dining room (never go upstairs!)Get a lychee martini at the bar then go at least for the Peking Duck Spring Rolls and the Dumplings!- What's Good HereJune 8, 2015Good option for a business meeting. Ask for a table in the back. It's quiet there during lunch.
GourmetLiveFebruary 3, 2011Gourmet Live sat down with NBA superstar Grant Hill of the Phoenix Suns and got the latest dish about his favorite restaurants, one of which is New York City’s Philippe Chow.
ChristinaSeptember 2, 2015If you're looking for upscale Asian, I suggest Hakkasan or Tao. Philippe is good but the prices are exaggerated. Though Hakkasan isn't cheap, it's well worth the price; this didn't feel that way- Jinnie LJanuary 3, 2015Very tasty pecking duck!!! yumyumyum♥nice place n pretty good service :) n must try lychee martini!!
Peter RothNovember 16, 2014Went for lunch. For nearly $40 (incl. lunch, drink, brown rice, tax,tip), it would have been nice to not have to grab something else on way back to office. Portion was tiny, and unsatisfying.
Paulette OsborneSeptember 13, 2013Everyone is right the chicken satay is superb!! However if you are getting a drink, go for the specialty drinks. Same as the price for a Bloody Mary $17 and martini $18. Not what the waiter told us.
Ms HeleneJanuary 14, 2017Shrimp lettuce cup app $22, steamed snapper in black bean sauce $38. Clean, subtle Chinese food.- What's Good HereJune 8, 2015Lunch portion of the Beijing Chicken with Walnuts in Sweet Brown Sauce. Try this with the chicken satay.
Kim DillingerNovember 11, 2011im a fashionista so anytime im in the city im always on the upper east side...after shopping at bloomingdales i enjoy a quiet lunch....lunch speacial $20 three courses
JustMeDecember 5, 2010We love the pecking duck, the lettuce leafs and the hot and sour soup. We love that is open kind of late for lunch and the bar remains opened all the afternoon
Phillippe is so URBAN now. Most cocktails feature Ciroc and im pretty sure the music is set to DJ Khaled's pandora station. Not a date spot.
John HymanSeptember 3, 2013Unbelievably good Peking Duck, but the Lobster Spring Roll was an excellent surprise.- YoursTruly SauthoffSeptember 30, 2014Everything on the menu is good especially their famous chicken satay
Like mr chow but better. less snooty. More menu choices and reasonable prices. Plus they don't force u to order shit and let u see an actual menu.
peter philipp wingsoeJune 3, 2012Order the crispy duck! The best duck you will ever have. I fly 2500 miles just to have it here!
Zach T.June 15, 2011The best in NYC!! Great food with a succeeded Chinese-American combination!! Also, very helpful and polite staff!
Alicja P.October 12, 2012Chicken satay is amazing!!! Also try the duck salad and the sea bass as an entree!
PurplelabnycJuly 27, 2010Asian fare with a contemporary feel. Order the lettuce wraps to start and the Peking Chicken as your entree and be ready to share!
Saif DiaJune 27, 2017This place is more about the scene than anything. But order the bigger sized plates as they are by far better value
Halstead PropertyOctober 27, 2011The Crispy Seaweed appetizer is literally addicting, more addicting than your favorite guilty pleasure potato chip…
NicoleAugust 17, 2010The vibe completely changes from weekend afternoon to weekend night. If you prefer being able to hear your meal companion, go at lunch.
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Philippe is the eponymous restaurant of Chef Philippe Chow, featuring his spin on traditional Chinese cuisine in New York City.
Closed until Noon (Show more)
- Mon–Sat
- Noon–Midnight
- Sun
- 2:00 PM–11:00 PM
(212) 644-8885
Features
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. Discover & Visa)
Outdoor Seating
No
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Restroom
Yes
Food & Drink
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Lunch, Dinner, Dessert, Happy Hour
Drinks
Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails
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