Basement dining offers a Hello Kitty karaoke room with lively, colorful decor and family seating. Buffet features a wide variety of skewers and fast service with unlimited soft drinks. Guests enjoy unlimited refills of crayfish, fruit, and free ice-cream in a clean, spacious space.
Wide variety of options fills the buffet with many choices. Skewers stand out as delicious and come in a great variety. Service moves fast and includes unlimited soft drinks.
"The Chinese hot pot here is authentic and the broth is freshly made."
"I loved the bottomless hot pot and barbecue deal."
"The all-you-can-eat BBQ and hot pot here is a great deal."
Good to know
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.
Rooms have quiet courtyard views and modern amenities like coffee makers and Wi-Fi. Breakfast buffet features fresh, locally-sourced ingredients and caters to kosher diets with tasty orange juice. Location is convenient for exploring nearby neighborhoods and subway lines.
Breakfast offers a variety of fresh, locally-sourced ingredients including eggs, bacon, hash browns, breads, yogurt with fresh fruit, granola, coconut flakes, and chia seeds. The buffet accommodates kosher dietary laws and features delicious orange juice.
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The apartment is a 2-minute walk from subway entrances.
The closest overnight parking costs $59 per night.
There is no free parking available on-site.
Spacious booths and private seating create a cozy vibe for friends and families. Enjoy all-you-can-eat hot pot and BBQ with a wide buffet of sushi, fruit, and ice cream. Lively atmosphere pairs well with complimentary sushi and unlimited drinks.
All-you-can-eat hot pot and BBQ come with a wide variety of options including sushi, fruit, and ice cream. A hot and cold buffet table offers 20-30 dishes, with unlimited soft drinks and Korean drinks included in the price.
Good to know
The restaurant only holds your table for 10 minutes after your reservation time.
They offer all-you-can-eat hot pot or Korean BBQ for $33.99, or both for $5 more.
Customers are given a limited 2-hour eating time.
Small, bright space buzzes with locals enjoying freshly cooked meals from an open kitchen. Buffet offers a big variety of dishes, all served with free tea and soup. Friendly vibe makes dining feel generous and relaxed.
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The restaurant is cash only after 8:30 PM.
Credit cards incur a 3.5% markup.
Free tea and soup are included with the lunch menu.
Old-school banquet hall turned food court offers diverse Asian stalls with Korean, Chinese, and Japanese dishes. Crowded, lively space has a homey hawker vibe attracting many locals and seniors. Buffet-style setup provides good value with about 12 eateries in a raw, low-key atmosphere.
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You can eat for 8-10$ at this restaurant, which is hard to beat in Manhattan.
Seats are first come only, so arrive early during peak hours.
The vendors accept card and tap payment, but prefer cash for small orders.
Dim sum spot shines with wide variety of dishes and authentic 1920s Chinatown vibe. Old-school decor and quiet alleyway terrace create a unique, cozy feel. Menu blends traditional eats with unique dishes and Chinese beers.
Good to know
They only accept cash or American Express.
Expect to wait for at least 15-20 minutes during weekends.
You should book a reservation at Nom Wah because this iconic spot is always bustling.
Seafood restaurant shines with wide variety and consistent quality in its buffet. Traditional Cantonese decor and large round tables create a lively, crowded space. Weekend dim sum offers classic dishes in a historic setting.
Good to know
Dim sum is only served at certain times, not all day.
Go early to avoid long lines, especially for dinner.
Paying with cash gives you a 7% discount on your bill.
Sichuan restaurant blends quintessential Chinatown charm with a newly updated interior. Cozy and welcoming, it offers outdoor seating for casual dining. Buffet features a wide variety of dishes to satisfy diverse tastes.
Good to know
The 'Chong qing spicy dry chicken' lunch special is $12.95 from 11am to 5pm M-F.
You can only pay with a card, and there's a $3 tech fee.
Expect high prices; a meal for two can cost around $60.
Small basement space fills with high noise levels and a cold atmosphere. Buffet offers a variety of flavors including Peking duck with sides. Decor mixes dated and elegant touches like white tablecloths and a maître d'hôtel.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a large table for New Year's Eve celebrations.
Be prepared for a wait on weekends as it gets busy quickly.
The restaurant is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle).