Short rib (deconstructed) dumplings, hake and rice noodles, crispy cauliflower... Everything was delicious and perfectly priced in a good looking space. sit in front of kitchen to watch it all happen!
Dart for the bar stools at the kitchen and spark up conversation with the chefs. Order the lobster egg foo young and the roasted duck ice cream. It's one of NYC's can't miss dining experiences.
1 of Time Out's 2012 dishes of the year-Lobster Egg Foo Yong $25. Delicious but smaller than it appears. Mod-Asian in similar setting. Oolong tea and the basil ice cream a good end to the meal.
Superb Asian fusion restaurant. Cha Ca La Wong one of my favorite recent dishes, and loved the breadth of flavors in the Shrimp Fritters. Strongly recommended.
Featuring pan-Asian cuisine all cooked on display in an open kitchen, go on an epic flavor quest in the West Village. Try the "salty yolk" lobster egg foo young. Read more
An amzing new restaurant in the Village. Simpson Wong of Asean Cafe fame created this innovative American bistro with Southeast Asian flavors. Very exciting indeed! Read more
best to skip the duck tasting menu. duck buns were nothing to write home about. almost wished there was condense milk around instead. understaff. got our drink orders wrong twice.
Do not come here. If you sat down it is worthwhile to run out. The portions are offensively tiny and the prices are absurd for the tapas sized dishes with fancy entree prices. Fail.