Modern Asian interior combines bright, clean design with tasteful Chinese dรฉcor creating a tranquil yet lively atmosphere. The space fills with a low buzz of excitement as groups gather for authentic dishes and freshly made dumplings. A bubble tea station adds a unique touch to the dining experience.
Beef wraps come with a flaky texture and are filled with flavorful ingredients that remind of char siu. They stand out as a solid choice among other dishes.
A5 Wagyu beef shines in the Chinese burger with flaky, multilayered pastry buns and minced beef mixed with onions. Skewers come with four large, thick pieces each, tender and juicy, priced at $18 for three.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; expect long wait times, especially on weekends.
The skewer menu is available from 9pm to 12:30am.
Good Alley offers discounts and free coconut jelly during its soft opening.
Punk-themed restaurant with a nostalgic mall atmosphere and cheerful vibe. Friendly and super chill environment inside a food court setting. Known for large portions and standout burgers made with Wagyu beef.
Crispy chicken wrap stands out with its satisfying crunch and flavor. The 138 wrap earns a perfect score for taste and quality.
Wagyu beef patties come perfectly smashed and grilled, offering a clear taste difference. The Sidekick features a wagyu patty topped with pickles and house sauce, often paired with perfectly cooked bacon.
Good to know
Expect a 20-25 minute wait time during peak hours.
The burger combo costs $18, which may be considered pricey.
Vicious Eats offers a limited menu on weekends without prior notice.
Small restaurant with jade green finishes and convex mirrors creates a cozy, low-key atmosphere filled with artwork and Korean posters. Music and puzzles add to the casual, welcoming vibe. Seating includes outdoor options and window views.
Fried chicken comes with lettuce wraps that staff suggest topping with peppers for extra flavor. The wraps pair well with a side of milk bread.
The Wagyu beef soup offers a deep, nutritious flavor with super tender beef. It comes at a very inexpensive cost for the quality and pairs well with dishes like beef bulgogi.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Brunch is served on Sundays from 10am to 2pm.
Parking at the garage on Laredo St. is free for 2 hours with validation.
Vietnamese restaurant offers a classy vibe with rattan lotus lights and authentic decor. Enjoy deconstructed bun cha wraps for fresh, hands-on bites and savor tender wagyu beef in rich pho and curry dishes. Unique Vietnamese gin cocktails complete the experience.
Deconstructed bun cha lets you self-wrap each bite with fresh lettuce. Beef or pork cubes come with vegetables in meatball lettuce wraps. Sugar cane shrimp pairs well with lettuce to cut some grease.
Tender and flavorful wagyu beef melts into the broth in the Signature Wagyu Beef Pho. Dishes like the Wagyu beef shaking steak and Beef short rib curry showcase rich, elevated Vietnamese flavors.
Good to know
Make sure to make a reservation before visiting.
La Dong charges almost $30 for its bรบn bรฒ Huแบฟ.
The restaurant could accommodate a big party of 20 people.
Dim sum restaurant combines modern, trendy atmosphere with ancient Asian designs and a large, open dining area featuring a bar. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, with thoughtful touches like teapots kept warm on flames and interactive menus. Unique dim sum offerings and elegant presentation set it apart from typical spots.
Duck lettuce wraps offer a fresh crunch and rich flavor. Creative dim sum wraps include abalone shu mai, lobster har gow, and lotus wrap with unagi sticky rice.
Wagyu beef here is incredibly tender and features prominently in dishes like the Wagyu Beef Chow Fun, which stands out for its rich flavor and texture.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to secure a table.
A steep service charge applies for credit card payments, so be prepared.
Complimentary chocolate fondue is offered during birthday weekends.
Dim sum restaurant offers a flaming Peking duck show that draws attention with tableside fire presentation. The space features exquisite decor and a rooftop, combining a Western-style bar with Asian dining. Atmosphere varies from loud and lively with a DJ to moments of quiet, creating a dynamic vibe.
Flaming Peking duck comes wrapped in paper-thin pancakes with thinly sliced cucumbers, green onion, and hoisin sauce. The wrap layers separate properly, matching authentic styles from China.
Wagyu beef appears in a rich appetizer that melts in the mouth and in Dan Dan noodles with bouncy strands and medium spiciness. The beef flavors stand out clearly in the noodles.
Good to know
Reservations are required for the flaming roast duck, which takes an hour to prepare.
Happy hour offers $9 drinks and $2 appetizers after work.
The cost for a whole Peking duck is $88, a good value for NYC.
Sleek, modern design creates a spacious and comfortable dining environment with plenty of room between tables. The atmosphere is lively and often loud, which may affect conversation. Guests enjoy complimentary tea and coffee while waiting, along with unlimited banchan during meals.
Sea bass twigim wraps feature crispy yet soft fried fish and super flaky green wraps. Wagyu Kalbi and bulgogi come with tender meat and fresh accompaniments like garlic, green onions, mushroom, tofu, chili paste, and lettuce wraps.
Tender wagyu beef features in the bulgogi bibimbap, seasoned and seared over warm rice with fresh veggies. The mixed soup includes seafood and wagyu, with the tofu soup using A5 Wagyu beef as a luxurious ingredient.
Good to know
The restaurant limits dining time to 75 minutes due to high demand.
You should add your name to the Yelp waitlist before arriving.
Reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant is very popular.
Sleek interiors blend Art Deco style with Shanghai and New York influences, creating a stylish, futuristic vibe. Live jazz and a chilled bar atmosphere add to the sophisticated energy. Signature cocktails and a flaming Peking duck presentation highlight the experience.
Paper-thin Peking duck wraps come with options like plum sauce or lettuce. Flaming duck arrives carved with pancakes and wraps, making the meal quite filling.
Dim sum includes a wagyu beef mille-feuille and bak kut teh xiaolongbaos. The wagyu beef appears in dishes alongside noodles and rice, offering rich, tender flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are a must, with a cancellation fee for late cancellations.
The Emperor Dinner Menu is available for a set price of $65.
Happy hour offers BOGO martinis, but the second one is charged initially.