Small spot in a gritty mall basement offers authentic Fuzhou dumplings at great prices. Cash-only and simple seating add to its old-school charm. Expect flavorful, fast-made buns and a diverse crowd in a sketchy but genuine setting.
Steamed and fried dumplings stand out for their authentic Fuzhou style and rich flavors. Prices stay low with deals like $5 for 6 baos and $4 for 8 dumplings, making it a solid spot for cheap, delicious buns and dumplings.
"You have to go down the stairs to find this hidden gem dumpling spot."
"The dumplings and buns are fresh, delicious, and really cheap."
"You have to try the Chinese food here; the steamed buns are so juicy and flavorful."
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You need to bring cash because it’s a cash-only establishment.
You can get everything on the menu for less than $20 at Fu Zhou.
$5 for 6 baos and $4 for 8 dumplings are unbelievably cheap in NYC.
Cozy spot with handmade dim sum and soup dumplings delights locals. Colorful walls add charm while no music keeps focus on food. Offers comfort Hong Kong style dishes at reasonable prices for a true taste experience.
Handmade Dim Sum and Dumplings stand out, especially the soup dumplings and pan fried pork and cilantro dumplings. Red bean soup with dried tangerine peel adds an authentic Cantonese touch.
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The restaurant has limited seating and can fill up quickly during peak hours.
Expect large portion sizes, making it a good value for the price.
Complimentary tea is offered upon seating, enhancing the dining experience.
Small spot offers authentic Chinese dumplings with pork and chives, steamed or pan-fried. Open kitchen lets you watch dumplings made fresh. Clean, calm space with great value and a steady crowd.
Dumplings stand out with pork and chives filling, offered steamed or pan-fried at a low price. The hot and sour soup and chive pancakes also feature as notable dishes, evoking a classic Chinatown vibe.
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The restaurant is cash only; an ATM is available inside.
For $10.50, you get 10 fried dumplings and 10 dumplings in broth.
You can eat very full for less than $10.
Small dining area with intimate atmosphere offers fresh dumplings and scallion pancakes with strong flavors. Quiet space plays mild old jazz, creating a cozy vibe perfect for enjoying family-run warmth.
Fresh dumplings and scallion pancakes stand out with strong flavors and great texture. Dim sum and sushi offer a solid variety, including tasty steamed veggie dumplings and pork ramen.
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Take-out is recommended due to the limited seating.
The restaurant closes at 1am.
This is the only place open in the area until 1 AM.
Small, cozy spot with handmade dumplings offers quick, authentic bites at unbeatable prices. Pan-fried dumplings shine with crispy texture and rich flavor. Cash-only policy keeps things simple while crowds enjoy affordable, fresh options.
Pan-fried dumplings stand out with rich flavor and a crispy texture. Handmade dumplings, including Pork & Chive and vegetarian options, come fresh and affordable, often made right in front of you.
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Homemade Dumpling only accepts cash payments.
Expect to wait for a table during busy times, especially on weekends.
The dumplings are not cooked to order, so service is quick.
Tiny spot buzzes with a raw vibe and street food party feel. Cantonese dishes shine with authentic thin rice rolls and tasty vegetarian options like plain congee. Locals and tourists mix despite limited English, making it a genuine, no-frills experience.
Cantonese dishes here feel very authentic with thin rice rolls that differ from typical dim sum versions. Vegetarian options like plain congee and cilantro roll stand out for their quality and flavor.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash.
You should phone in and make the order for pickup to avoid the wait.
There is no seating available; it's take out only.
Cozy space with soft Chinese folk music sets a peaceful mood. Handmade dumplings boast a Q弹 texture with balanced fillings. Casual, spotless setting suits quick meals with an authentic touch enhanced by Sichuan chili oil.
Dumplings feature a Q弹 texture, soft yet chewy, with a balanced mix of meat and vegetables. Chili oil offers an authentic Sichuan flavor with aroma, numbing, and heat layers, enhancing the genuine Chinese taste.
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The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
Prices are affordable, with a total bill around $30 before tip.
The owners are having a soft opening tomorrow.
Tiny space with six small tables feels cramped and noisy, like a busy market. Sichuan dumplings pack bold flavor and pair well with hand-pulled noodles and pork bao buns. Food comes in plastic bowls with broth served separately, adding to the authentic, simple ambiance.
Sichuan dumplings stand out with their bold flavor and are worth a visit alone. The menu features pork and chive dumplings, pork bao buns, and hand-pulled noodles, all prepared without greasiness and enhanced well by chili oil.
Good to know
Bring cash for dumplings as they don't come with sauce.
There are no restrooms available in the restaurant.
Good luck finding a seat; sharing tables is common.
Small space with cozy vibe and modern design feels welcoming. Bao buns are seriously delicious and hot and sour soup offers a vegetarian-friendly choice. Combo deals with fries and fresh juice add value despite occasional blender noise.
Bao buns stand out as seriously delicious and among the most flavorful. Hot and sour soup offers a clean, vegetarian-friendly option, paired well with combo deals that include fries and fresh juice.
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Everything on the menu is vegan, so there’s no need to probe into ingredients.
The restaurant is located right next to the Canal Street subway station.
Seating is limited, making takeout a better option during busy hours.
Small takeaway spot offers handmade pork dumplings that are large and flavorful. Prices are very low, with 15 dumplings for just $5. Seating is minimal with only one outdoor table, creating a homely atmosphere on a busy sidewalk.
Handmade pork dumplings come in large portions, with 15 dumplings costing just $5. The pan-fried dumplings stand out for their size and flavor, often considered the best dumplings around.
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They only accept cash, so remember to visit an ATM beforehand.
The fried dumplings cost $5 for 15 pieces.
This place is takeout only with no seating available.
Tiny space with limited bar seating creates a bustling vibe. Freshly made cheung fun offers authentic Cantonese flavors like dried shrimp and char siu. Perfect for quick stops and takeout, not relaxed meals.
Cheung fun comes fresh to order with options like dried shrimp, scallion, and char siu. The rice noodle has a thin skin and smooth texture that feels very authentic Cantonese, evoking a strong sense of nostalgia.
Good to know
The restaurant is cash only; bring cash for your visit.
Seating is extremely limited, so plan accordingly.
Expect to wait at least 20-30 minutes after ordering.
Bright, cozy space with hanging meats display sets a lively tone. Cantonese char siu shines with authentic flavor. Clay pot rice and silky congee offer rich, nostalgic tastes in a casual, bustling spot.
Cantonese roasted meats stand out, especially the char siu which tastes really good and authentic. The clay pot rice and congee dishes like seafood congee and pork with preserved egg offer thick, silky textures and nostalgic flavors.
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You need to wait 20 minutes for the claypot rice.
The payment machine was broken, and they were only accepting cash.
The roasted pork (char siu) rice costs $8.50.
Street counter setup offers quick takeout with affordable prices and a clean, well-organized space. Fried Leek dumplings deliver bold flavors while the atmosphere feels like an authentic Chinese street food experience. Popular for meat and vegetarian options, it draws steady customers near transit.
Fried Leek dumplings stand out as a must-order with bold flavors. Beef and chicken dumplings offer rich, satisfying tastes, while the scallion pancake delivers a crispy, flavorful bite.
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Jojo Duck is a pick-up only spot for takeout.
The prices at Jojo Duck are affordable for New York.
Most places in Chinatown require cash payments.
Vegetarian spot serves authentic dim sum in a cozy setting with close seating. Vegan dumplings impress even meat eaters. Free hot tea adds to the traditional experience.
Offers classic dim sum and Cantonese style cuisine with a focus on vegetarian and vegan options. Vegan dumplings stand out even for meat eaters.
Good to know
The lunch deal is available from Monday to Friday.
All dim sum options are vegetarian/vegan.
There are no reservations for parties of 2, just walk in.
Narrow space with two small tables offers a simple, no-frills vibe perfect for quick takeout. Authentic Cantonese dishes like beef and broccoli and pork dumplings shine with fresh, non-spicy flavors. Regulars love the excellent value and fast, homemade-style meals.
Offers authentic Cantonese cuisine with non-spicy, flavorful dishes like beef and broccoli and General Tso's chicken. Features delicious pork dumplings and frozen dumplings for home cooking.
Good to know
The restaurant offers takeout only with no seating available.
The lunch special costs $8.50 and includes rice and 3 dishes.
You can choose 3 items over rice for $7.50.
Small basement spot buzzes with hand-pulled noodles and pan-fried pork dumplings that pack a spicy punch. Loud music and tight seating fuel a fast-paced vibe that feels chaotic but lively. Crowds share tables in cramped quarters, adding to the energetic scene.
Pork dumplings stand out with pan-fried crispiness and a sauce that has a bit of a kick. Fresh hand pulled noodles offer great consistency and chew, with regular thickness preferred over thicker ones.
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Ordering with the QR code at the table is recommended for convenience.
The restaurant offers eight widths of noodles, from super thin to 'prism'.
Extra chili oil is always available for those who want more spice.
Small, crowded spot with juicy fried pork dumplings offers a warm, steamy vibe and affordable prices. Cash-only policy keeps it simple and authentic. Known for best dumplings in the city, it’s a must for cheap, satisfying Chinese food.
Juicy fried pork and chive dumplings cost about $3.50 for 10 and offer great value. Dumplings here are known for being affordable and flavorful, often considered the best in the city.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash, but there is an ATM on-site.
Be prepared to always wait for dumplings, bao, and soups.
Prices are cheap; 10 dumplings cost $4 and 20 cost $8.
Spacious dining area with Asian decor and lively atmosphere makes conversation tough. Cantonese dishes shine with unique dumplings and tangy sweet and sour pork. Lazy Susan tables boost sharing, creating a communal dining experience.
Cantonese dishes stand out with dumplings unlike any other and a sweet and sour pork featuring tangy sauce and crunchy breading. The menu also offers hot and sour soup that is truly sour and invigorating.
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Prepare for a long wait during dinner time.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Cash payments warrant a 9% discount.
Small space with neo-70s design and warm lighting creates a vibey atmosphere perfect for dates and gatherings. Spring rolls are a must-try and yucca fries pair well. Music and lively staff add to the cool, sexy mood.
Spring rolls stand out as a must-try item. The menu also includes yucca fries that complement the dishes well.
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The happy hour menu includes $10 drinks and $10 food items.
Reservations are a must due to limited space.
The restaurant has a fully gluten-free menu.
Modern banquet hall design blends with theater motifs and vintage photos for a trendy Hong Kong vibe. Elevated Cantonese menu shines with a duck breast Peking duck offering. Bright lighting and creative decor create a lively atmosphere perfect for groups seeking stylish, authentic seafood.
An elevated Cantonese menu stands out with a modern twist. The duck breast variant on Peking duck offers a well-flavored, meaty bite with a great sauce underneath.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand for special occasions.
Customers should bring their own dessert as the restaurant does not offer any.
Portion sizes are small, so consider sharing dishes with your group.
Spacious restaurant offers juicy dumplings with a perfect texture mix and a unique seafood pancake blending Korean and Chinese styles. Bright design and calm atmosphere pair well with lively K-pop music and gloves for Korean fried chicken, creating a vibrant yet homey vibe.
Dumplings stand out with juicy, flavorful fillings and a perfect mix of soft and crunchy textures. The seafood pancake blends traditional Korean and crispy Chinese scallion pancake elements for a unique twist.
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Expect a wait time of less than 30 minutes for food orders.
A free salad is included with every meal.
The combo basket is priced at $25 and offers good value.
Small quarters with Hong Kong vibes create a laid-back, homey feel. Juicy Cantonese Duck and crispy skin delight locals. Generous portions of authentic Cantonese food like congee and rice rolls keep the place calm and clean despite heavy traffic.
Offers juicy Cantonese Duck with crispy skin and super good quality congee. Includes favorites like Fried rice, Hong Kong style noodles, and Rice rolls.
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The restaurant offers large portion sizes at reasonable prices.
Expect a lively atmosphere with events like lion dances during special occasions.
The menu features over 100 items, including various Cantonese dishes.
Spacious interior and roomy tables create a calm, family-friendly vibe. Rich flavors shine in Egg and pork chow fun and fresh, crispy egg rolls. Popular Malaysian Chow Fun is great for takeout.
Egg and pork chow fun and Penang kueh teow with flat noodles stand out with their rich flavors. Egg rolls arrive fresh and crispy. Malaysian Chow Fun is popular enough to order for takeout.
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Curry House serves Yee Sang during the lunar new year season.
The curry dishes are priced at $18+ but do not come with rice.
The bowl of noodles is economically priced at $13.
Small dining space buzzes with energy and freshly made dishes. Pork soup dumplings deliver a memorable taste while Szechuan wonton soup packs a spicy kick. Outlets near tables add convenience for charging devices.
Pork soup dumplings stand out with a memorable taste. The Szechuan wonton soup with chili oil offers a spicy kick that many find unforgettable.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash payments; no credit cards.
Expect to wait at least 30 minutes for a table on weekends.
A mandatory 20% service charge is added to your bill.
Basement dining offers a Hello Kitty karaoke room with lively, colorful decor and family seating. Enjoy all-you-can-eat hot pot and BBQ featuring quality meat and grilled fish. Unlimited crayfish, fruit, and free ice cream add to the clean, spacious atmosphere.
Offers all-you-can-eat hot pot and Chinese BBQ with good quality meat and grilled fish. The hot pot is authentic and delicious, priced around $39.99 for a combined experience.
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The all-you-can-eat hot pot option costs $39.9 per person.
Tipping is compulsory at this establishment with a minimum of 15%.
The restaurant offers 2-for-1 beers during happy hour.
Modern decor and authentic Cantonese flavors create a lively, colorful spot. Late-night hours and karaoke for large groups make it stand out. Classic round tables with lazy Susan add to the authentic setting.
Authentic Cantonese flavors shine in the dim sum, with standout dishes like walnut shrimp and beef chow fun. The spot stays lively late, offering vegetarian options and consistent quality across multiple locations.
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Dim Sum Palace is open until 3am on Sunday nights.
The dim sum is available late at night until 3 AM.
A table would be ready in about 15-20 minutes during busy times.
Small space fills quickly with noise and close tables, creating a cramped atmosphere. Soup dumplings are juicy and flavorful, especially pork and crab varieties. Bright interior with booth seating and charging stations adds to the lively vibe.
Soup dumplings stand out for being juicy and flavorful, including varieties like pork and crab. Congee and pan fried dumplings are also notable, with the latter being large and plump.
Good to know
Expect long wait times on Thursday to Saturday nights.
Bring cash to avoid extra charges and for discounts.
A minimum tip of 18% is expected on all bills.
No frills spot with best chili sauce and free hot tea sets a chill vibe. Soup dumplings and Cantonese barbecue shine with bold flavors. Great prices under $10 make it a smart choice for tasty Chinese food.
Smooth, piping hot congee comes with flavorful ingredients. Soup dumplings stand out as some of the best, and the Cantonese barbecue offers excellent flavors and good portions.
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The restaurant does not accept credit cards; only cash is accepted.
NB Wing Wong offers tasty meals for under $10 before tax and tip.
Dine in and take out options are available.