Small window setup with only one outdoor table creates an intimate, homey atmosphere reminiscent of Taiwan. Calm and welcoming vibe invites relaxed enjoyment without rush. Menu features authentic Taiwanese flavors with handmade dumplings and standout beef noodle soup.
Bao buns come with pillowy soft white buns filled with options like perfectly fried chicken paired with sweet plum sauce or tofu with sweet chili flavors. The pork bao and xiao long bao stand out for their delicious, crave-worthy taste.
Flavors and quality match those found in Taiwan, delivering authentic Taiwanese cuisine. No need to travel for genuine Taiwanese tastes.
Good to know
The restaurant is primarily takeaway, so plan accordingly.
Reservations are not accepted; expect to wait during peak hours.
The price is a little higher, but the unique dishes are worth it.
Small dining space with bright lighting and a family-run atmosphere creates an inviting, clean environment. The air carries aromas of simmering broth and spices, drawing attention to authentic Chinese flavors. A kiosk speeds up service in this busy, no-frills setting.
Pork bao buns stand out with their tender and juicy texture and rich flavor. These baos deliver a delicious and satisfying bite every time.
Dishes feature authentic Chinese flavor with a focus on Wuhan style noodles and flavorful dumplings. Food tastes traditional and stays true to classic recipes.
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There is no bathroom for customers.
Prices are doubled for this location.
One bowl can probably feed 2-3 people.
Modern decor combines with luxurious ambiance and stylish interiors to create an energetic yet intimate setting. The space offers a vibrant, upscale vibe with cozy seating and great music. Guests find the atmosphere lively and sophisticated, distinct from traditional Indian restaurants.
Bao buns come with rich, flavorful fillings like Guntur chili chicken and butter chicken. They are soft, addictive, and served in generous portions with options like keema pie and lamb shank.
Food delivers authentic North Indian flavors with every bite. Dishes balance warm, hearty tastes and inventive twists in a stylish setting.
Good to know
Reservations are easy to make and recommended for dinner service.
The menu features a variety of vegetarian options and small plates.
Prices are reasonable compared to other upscale Indian restaurants.
Pan fried meat buns cook continuously on large rotating pans in front of customers, creating a lively scene. The food court setting brings high foot traffic and ample seating, though it can get crowded. The buns stand out for their crispy bottoms and juicy pork filling, offering an affordable and satisfying meal option.
Sheng jian baos come with a crispy bottom and a soft top, filled with juicy, flavorful pork and mild soup inside. They balance freshness and texture well, priced reasonably for a filling portion.
Shenjianbao here matches the exact taste of Shanghai with truly authentic dumplings that stand out on this side of the Pacific.
Good to know
The bao buns are located at stall number 29 in the basement of New World Mall.
The fried buns are priced at $9 for 6 juicy buns.
Expect a line when you visit due to a crowd of people taking pictures.
Small, cozy dining spot with a chill vibe and clean setting. Quick service and budget-friendly prices attract students and office workers looking for a quick bite. Known for juicy sheng jian bao with crispy bottoms and flavorful pork, alongside authentic beef noodle soup reminiscent of Taiwan.
Shengjian bao here have crispy bottoms and a juicy pork filling with soup inside. They come piping hot and need about 10 minutes to cool before eating, with advice to sip the soup first to avoid bursting.
Pork buns here taste super yummy and stay true to their roots. Beef noodle soup offers a homemade authentic style that feels genuine and satisfying.
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The $20 deal for a bowl and sheng jian bao offers great value.
For $19.99, enjoy beef noodles, pork sheng jian bao, and cucumber salad.
Portion sizes are huge, making it a filling option for lunch.
Spacious interior with elegant Chinese porcelain-inspired decor creates a sophisticated and relaxing atmosphere. Open kitchen showcases chefs crafting dishes like soup dumplings, adding a sense of ceremony. Guests enjoy authentic, elevated Chinatown cuisine with bold flavors and well-made cocktails.
Sheng jian bao stands out as the most legit in the city. The signature bao platter features black truffle and chicken xiao long bao, with the truffle one being very truffle forward and the chicken one having a clearer broth.
Sichuan dishes deliver authentic flavors with a gourmet touch. The menu focuses on traditional Chinese cuisine that stays true to its roots.
Good to know
It is worth booking ahead to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
You can walk in for dim sum and Peking duck without a reservation.
Order salted chicken in advance, as it takes over 30 minutes to prepare.
Restaurant blends Japanese and Mexican culture with a calm, lively atmosphere that suits date nights. Decor feels original and fun, creating a beautiful, comfortable vibe. Guests enjoy unique fusion dishes and creative cocktails with impressive presentation.
Crispy outside and soft inside, the birria bao buns pack a full birria filling with a perfect spicy level. They stand out as a favorite appetizer alongside other dishes.
Unique fusion blends homey flavors with authentic Asian cuisine. Food delivers a novel yet genuine taste experience.
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The restaurant offers a unique fusion of Mexican and Asian cuisine.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is recommended for smaller purchases.
Small, intimate space with limited seating focused around a cozy bar and outdoor tables. Atmosphere blends modern casual vibe with authentic Indian music, creating a welcoming and lively environment. Cocktails stand out alongside tapas-style Indian dishes with contemporary flavors.
Chili chicken bao buns stand out with a spicy kick. The bao buns come soft and flavorful, making them a clear highlight.
Menu features authentic Indian cuisine with fragrant biryanis and succulent tandoori specialties. Dishes like pav bhaji and chole bhature stand out for their genuine flavors.
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The happy hour specials include $8 specialty cocktails that are regularly $17.
Reservations are recommended to dine in due to limited seating.
Happy hour runs on weekends with great food and drink deals.
Food court offers modern decor and a clean, spacious environment with self-service seating. Atmosphere stays casual and relaxed, suitable for quick meals or gatherings. Menu features authentic Chinese dishes like tender xiaolongbao and flavorful dumplings.
Xiao Long Bao feature a soup base that tastes like it came straight from China. Octopus dumplings and other dishes keep the authentic Chinese flavors strong without high prices.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 9 PM.
There is no table service; customers have to go up to the counter to order.
No tipping is required at this restaurant.
Spacious setup with glass dividers creates a peaceful vibe. Pork belly bao shines with perfect size and texture, while vegan options stand out. Rich, authentic flavors in dishes like Taiwanese fried chicken offer genuine Asian tastes at good prices.
Steam buns and bao buns have perfect consistency and size with a standout pork belly bao. Vegan options impress and the bao bao pairs well with other dishes like noodles.
Dishes feature rich, authentic flavors and careful seasoning. Options like Taiwanese fried chicken nuggets and pork rice deliver genuine tastes of Asia with good portions and affordable prices.
Good to know
The total cost for two people, including two drinks, is under $30.
The price for the noodles is $10.
Expect a quick service during lunch hours.
Small, cozy Korean restaurant with a modern, clean design and warm, welcoming atmosphere. The space stays quiet and comfortable, with light background music that allows easy conversation. Known for authentic, flavorful dishes and a great selection of soju and Korean beer.
Spicy chicken and bulgogi stand out among the excellent bao options. Pork bao, galbi, and beef and veggie japchae also appear regularly on the menu.
Food shows expert craftsmanship with authentic and robust flavors that capture true Korean taste.
Good to know
Making a reservation on a weekend night is recommended as the restaurant fills up easily.
During lunch time from 1:00 to 3:00, you can eat at a slightly cheaper price.
The lunch specials are well priced at $13 each and absolutely filling.
Small, unassuming restaurant sits in a gritty, rundown mall basement with flickering lights and a sketchy atmosphere. The space feels like an old-school local spot with cash-only payment and simple seating at card tables. It draws a diverse crowd and offers authentic, flavorful dumplings made at an impressive pace.
Bao buns come fresh and delicious with authentic flavors that stand out in the city. Prices are very low, like $5 for 6 baos, making them a great value for the quality and taste.
Bao and dumplings offer authentic flavors that reflect traditional Chinese cuisine. The pork buns and Suzhou steamed buns stand out for their genuine taste and affordable prices.
Good to know
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.
Restaurant offers antique Jiangnan decor with wood and bamboo accents creating a classic, authentic feel. Atmosphere feels elegant and warm, with traditional decorations enhancing the vibe. Dining experience includes flame-cooked dishes and a variety of mild rice wines complementing the food.
Xiao long bao stands out with its thin skin and delicious juice inside. Braised pork and crab meat versions offer rich flavors, and red bean bao sometimes comes as a cute service.
Braised pork and pickled fish deliver authentic Jiangsu and Zhejiang flavors. The antique setting matches the traditional Chinese cuisine perfectly.
Good to know
Reservation is recommended so you can skip the line.
Dinner wait times regularly hit 60+ minutes, so it's advised to arrive before 6 PM.
Expect a wait due to how popular this restaurant is.
Thai restaurant with tropical decor and beautiful aesthetics creates a lively atmosphere filled with techno-pop music. Outdoor seating is available but heaters provide limited warmth. Drinks include tropical cocktails served in unique presentations like pineapple bowls.
Steamed bao buns come with crispy shrimp or rich duck fillings. The duck bao buns are soft and perfectly balanced, while the fried shrimp bao bun offers a flavorful crunch.
Dishes deliver authentic Thai flavors with delicious levels of spice and generous portions. Presentation is beautiful and the food tastes truly traditional.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available Monday to Friday, including a spring roll and an entree.
The restaurant gets packed quickly, so making reservations is recommended.
They do not accept Apple Pay; credit cards are preferred.
Small, cramped bakery with a cash-only policy and no seating. Offers inexpensive, fresh steamed buns with fillings like pork, egg custard, and pumpkin. Buns often sell out early, creating a rush in the morning for take-home steaming.
Freshly made bao come in a wide selection each morning, including pumpkin bao buns and a da bao with ground chicken, quail egg, and sausage. Prices stay low, with pumpkin buns at $1.75 and da bao at $2.25, but the filling to bun ratio can be quite low.
Fresh steamed buns stand out with their authentic taste and generous portions. The cuisine delivers a genuine flavor that reflects traditional preparation.
Good to know
They only accept cash payment.
The restaurant only offers takeout; no seating available.
Go early as items often sell out by 3 PM.
Chinese restaurant offers tasteful upscale vibe with bright, elegant decor and a cozy backyard. Atmosphere stays relaxed and welcoming without feeling stuffy. Space between tables varies, sometimes tight, but overall environment suits families and casual dining.
Xiao Long Bao come with a flavorful sauce and hold a solid 8 out of 10 rating. They pair well with dishes like mapo tofu and pork belly with bao.
Szechuan cuisine here stays true to its roots with delicate flavors and authentic dishes like fish and lotus root. The food comes in a contemporary style but keeps the traditional taste intact.
Good to know
The restaurant is currently BYOB while awaiting their liquor license.
The restaurant has a happy hour that extends from open to 6:30 PM.
You should log onto OpenTable and make a reservation now.
Ramen restaurant with counter-stool seating arranged for quick eating and open kitchen where noodles are made in view. Atmosphere feels authentically Japanese with a warm, welcoming vibe despite cramped, packed space. Ordering happens via QR codes at each seat, emphasizing efficiency over lingering.
Pork baos and ebi katsu stand out with bursting flavors and rice buns that add a unique texture. The bao and fries combo offers a filling and tasty option at a reasonable price.
Ramen features a thick and flavorful broth with rich, creamy tsukemen that delivers powerful flavors. Staff, ordering system, and atmosphere all contribute to an authentic Japanese noodle experience.
Good to know
The restaurant does not accept cash for payment.
You will need internet access to use the QR code ordering system.
Expect a wait; I arrived at 11:45 and was seated an hour later.
Small space with wrap-around barstools offers views of the street and people walking by. Atmosphere blends 1920s Shanghai film vibe with jazz music and exposed brick featuring Mandarin newspaper articles. Energy feels clean and vintage, providing a calm spot away from busy city areas.
Soft bao buns burst with tender pork and stewed pork fillings. Varieties like the cumin lamb bao and pork bao sliders offer outstanding flavor and texture.
Hand pulled noodles stand out with their freshness and authentic northern Chinese style. Dumplings feature thick, chewy skins that match traditional textures.
Good to know
The restaurant offers gluten-free noodles and customizable spice levels.
Portion sizes are large, making it ideal for sharing or a big appetite.
Prices are reasonable, providing good value for the portion sizes.
Spacious restaurant blends Western and Eastern design with elegant decor and comfortable seating. Atmosphere features live jazz music on Wednesdays, creating a lively yet authentic vibe. A hip bar with tropical elements adds to the energetic and inviting environment.
Bao buns come in savory and sweet forms here, with bao gua and Sichuan chili fried chicken standing out. The egg custard bao serves as a notable dessert option.
Menu features authentic Sichuan and Shanghai dishes that stay true to traditional flavors. Pricing is reasonable and the food feels clean and genuine without shortcuts.
Good to know
Reservations are required to dine at a table.
Customers are expected to leave their table within 1.5 hours if the restaurant is booked.
Happy hour is until 6 PM.
Interior showcases traditional Chinese style with intricately carved partitions and soft lighting, creating an elegant and calm atmosphere. The space feels welcoming and clean, with complimentary ice cream adding a unique touch. The vibe blends authentic Shanghainese charm with a setting that appeals broadly.
Xiao long bao here have delicate wrappers that burst with meaty juiciness. Pan fried versions add a crisp golden bottom for extra texture.
Dishes showcase authentic Jiangnan flavors with fresh ingredients cooked to order. The menu features Suzhou and Hangzhou cuisine and Shanghainese specialties that taste true to their origins.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for Saturday night for a group of 7.
The lunch special includes many food options, including entrees and sides with meat.
They can cook special dishes even if they are not on the menu if you order in advance.
Cozy spot with spaced-out seating and soft jazz sets a classy mood. Xiao long bao shines with crab meat while dim sum offers a nine-piece platter full of authentic flavors. Fresh dishes taste like home, making every bite genuine and satisfying.
Xiao long bao stands out with its faithful crab meat and classic flavors. Pork and chicken bao buns come super tasty and hot, while char siu bao impresses with its excellent taste.
Food offers an authentic taste with fresh dishes that feel like home. Dim sum includes a platter with nine buns and dumplings that delivers genuine flavors.
Good to know
Happy hour offers $4 beers and $5 wines from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Lunch specials provide good value, with vegetarian options available.
The restaurant is kid-friendly and suitable for family dining.
Spacious and clean interior features dumpling-making booth visible to diners and a robot showcasing noodles at the entrance. Atmosphere ranges from modern yet cozy to occasionally loud and energetic, with a casual and friendly vibe. Seating is well spaced, accommodating walk-ins without crowding.
Mushroom bao buns stand out with their unique shape and tasty filling. The menu also features pan-fried mini buns and pork xiao long bao, both highly praised for flavor and quality.
Shrimp dumplings and xiao long bao come from an open kitchen with famous chefs. Pan seared pork buns, handmade dumplings, and stir fried ramen noodles taste authentic and delicious. Soup dumplings and their sauce stand out for their authentic flavor.
Good to know
Lunch sets are available on Saturdays.
The dim sum lunch special is available.
The cost for two people is $50.
Small space with modern yet cozy atmosphere and distinctive elegant decoration creates a warm, comfortable vibe. Seating area feels pleasant and clean, suitable for gatherings with friends or family. The environment blends classic Chinese tea house elements with a fresh, cute style.
Bao buns feature perfect flavour and texture with options like pork belly bao and duck gua bao. The menu includes traditional and creative dishes such as truffle mushroom dumplings and crispy bao sliders.
Every dim sum dish and snack delivers authentic Chinese flavors. The food stays true to tradition and comes at a reasonable price.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a lunch menu with various options.
The restaurant is open until 1 AM for late-night dining.
They offer vegan options on the menu.
Small, cute space offers a cozy atmosphere with lively energy and bright decor. It fills up consistently, creating a warm and inviting vibe. The setting feels intimate and charming, making it a comfortable spot for enjoying authentic Vietnamese dishes.
Bao buns here are solid with a vegan option available. They pair well with pho and come alongside wings, spring rolls, and dumplings.
Food features authentic flavors with a modern twist. The fried spring rolls have authentic wrappers and the pho and crunchy spring rolls taste genuine.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers vegetarian options for those with dietary restrictions.
Prices are reasonable, with summer rolls costing around $8.
Brightly lit, simple interior creates a cozy atmosphere with a home-style vibe. Space is small and intimate, seating close together with limited privacy. Authentic Huaiyang cuisine offers rich, creamy crab roe dishes and large portions at reasonable prices.
Crab roe shines in both the xiao long bao and the bao buns, delivering rich, savory flavors. The crab roe over rice and noodles also stands out for its delicious taste.
Shanghai and Hangzhou dishes deliver authentic crab roe and rich flavors. The crab noodles and rice showcase traditional ingredients and genuine home-style taste.
Good to know
Nearly half of the menu features crab dishes, appealing to seafood lovers.
The price point for crab roe rice and noodles is very reasonable.
Tanghulu is buy 1 get 1, making it a great dessert option.
Small dumpling spot with counter seating and fresh handmade dumplings prepared on-site. Atmosphere feels cozy and lively despite tight space and minimal seating. Offers takeaway service alongside quick dine-in at stools along a wall.
Pulled pork bao buns stand out with generous servings and juicy, flavorful meat paired with great pickled vegetables. These bao buns are allergy friendly and come highly recommended alongside scallion noodles.
Flavors focus on authenticity with straightforward, tasty dumplings and pork bao. The steamed dumplings deliver a genuine taste without any frills or distractions.
Good to know
There is no bathroom available.
There are few seats inside the restaurant.
The meal for two costs $30, which fills you up completely.
Mexican restaurant with vibrant decor featuring murals of Frida Kahlo and Biggie creates an intimate, homey atmosphere. Great music plays, contributing to an upbeat vibe that energizes the space. The setting attracts those seeking authentic birria and a lively dining experience.
Birria chicken bao buns come perfectly cooked and hold up well alongside other dishes. They offer a solid option when ordering a variety of items like tacos and pizza.
Offers authentic birria tacos with a Halal Mexican twist. The menu stays true to traditional birria flavors from Mexico.
Good to know
The restaurant serves halal food, which is a rare find for a Mexican restaurant.
The price of the quesadillas is $17.
The total bill for two burritos ended up being $49.
Small restaurant offers an intimate, cozy atmosphere with warm lighting and minimal, cute decor. The vibe is friendly and welcoming, suited for casual lunches or quiet dinners. Attentive service complements the setting, creating a home-like feel.
Pork bao buns stand out with rich flavor and tender texture. Options include vegetarian mushroom bao and spicy pork soup dumplings, offering variety and satisfying fillings.
Shanghai cuisine shines with fresh, authentic dim sum that tastes like it came straight from China. Plates come well portioned and well priced, matching a French atmosphere that adds a unique touch.
Good to know
You will need to use the QR code to order through the website.
You can't pay with 2 cards even with two people dining in.
The restaurant does not provide high chairs.