Spacious and clean dining area offers a calm and cozy atmosphere with authentic Sichuan flavors. The environment feels warm and welcoming, with spacious table arrangements and free ice cream adding to the comfort. Quiet energy suits relaxed meals, while the decor remains simple and pleasant.
Bold and authentic Sichuan flavors define the dishes here, with the Fuqi Feipian standing out for its genuine taste. The cuisine offers a true comfort Chinese food experience that is hard to find elsewhere.
Authentic Sichuan flavors shine through dishes like dry pepper chicken, dumplings in chili oil, and fish fillet in spicy broth. The food delivers strong, bold tastes with excellent service.
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Reservations are required for the roast duck; call in advance.
Lunch specials are available from Monday to Friday, 11 AM to 4 PM.
Expect an 18% gratuity automatically added to your bill.
Rustic Chinese decor creates a zen tea-house vibe with traditional 古筝 music enhancing the atmosphere. The space feels warm and intimate but can become crowded and loud during busy times. A baby-friendly environment includes toys and drawing books, making it welcoming for families.
Dishes balance bold, rich, and savory notes that highlight authentic Sichuan flavors. Generous portions come with expert preparation in a serene, beautifully designed setting.
Sichuan cuisine offers just the right amount of spiciness with authentic flavors close to those in China. The Mapo Tofu features a nice chili oil film and tastes flavorful when mixed with rice.
Good to know
It is best to reserve seats in advance.
Dining time is limited to 90 minutes.
The restaurant gets busy towards the evening.
Hot pot restaurant offers modernized traditional décor with a lively, bustling atmosphere that suits authentic Sichuan cuisine. The space feels cozy and inviting despite being somewhat cramped, with a well-stocked dipping sauce bar enhancing the dining experience.
Hot pot delivers mouth-numbing, flavorful Sichuan spice with authentic, fresh ingredients. Broth tastes very authentic and spicy, matching traditional Sichuan style.
Rich, flavorful broth and mouth-numbing Sichuan spices define the hot pot here. The menu offers a 3 broth hot pot with fresh, high-quality ingredients like tripe, beef belly, abalone, fish, and shrimp.
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Reservations are recommended due to limited seating availability.
Expect to pay around $100 per person for a full meal.
A 3% credit card fee is added to all transactions.
Bright, modern space serves authentic Sichuan-style pickled fish with a sour, bold soup base. Menu features spicy green pepper fish and Szechuan Beef Noodle Soup with sides. Lively music adds to the cozy atmosphere.
Sichuan-style pickled fish features a sour, non-greasy soup base with a rich, bold flavor. The fish tastes fresh and authentic, matching the traditional spicy and sauerkraut profiles from China.
Sichuan-style dishes shine here with authentic pickled fish and a spicy green pepper fish bowl that stands out. The menu also features a Szechuan Beef Noodle Soup with three sides, plus tasty vegan mapo tofu and flavorful dumplings.
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The meal costs $25 per person with plenty of leftovers.
Portion sizes are generous; a combo for two can feed six.
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Spacious interior offers a clean and comfortable dining environment with chill vibes. The atmosphere stays nice and fresh, making it suitable for casual dinners. Large portions and affordable prices complement the overall experience.
Sauerkraut fish features rich, authentic flavors with a noticeable kick. The pickled fish and sour fish stew taste genuinely Chinese-style and come at reasonable prices.
Spicy hot pot offers a fragrant and balanced heat, not overwhelming. Sichuan dishes like steamed chicken with chili sauce deliver a mouth-numbing spicy kick and tender texture. Both hot pot and fish dishes are affordable and flavorful.
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Nai Brother Sauerkraut Fish is open until 1:30 AM.
The portions are large and reasonably priced.
They do not include rice with takeout orders.
Copper hot pot and traditional Beijing decor create an authentic dining space with mahogany beams, painted pillars, and a koi fish pond. Warm, welcoming atmosphere feels cozy and otherworldly, inviting guests to relax. A DIY sauce bar and fresh ingredients add interactive fun to the meal.
Copper pot hot pot delivers authentic Beijing style with a rich, traditional taste. The spicy lamb and scorpion hotpot and sesame paste stand out for their genuine flavors.
Hot pot here features authentic flavors and a great setting that enhances the dining experience. The dishes consistently deliver excellent quality and satisfy cravings for traditional Chinese hot pot.
Good to know
They have 2 people and 4 people combo specials from Mon-Fri 12-5pm.
Reservation is highly recommended.
Prepare for a long wait if you didn’t get on the wait list on the app.
Chinese restaurant offers authentic Sichuan hotpot with a rich, flavorful broth and a well-stocked sauce bar for customization. The space feels lively and inviting, with traditional décor and comfortable seating suitable for groups. Bright and clean environment supports a fun, trendy dining experience.
Super fresh ingredients and authentic Chengdu heat levels create a true Szechuan hotpot experience. Traditional décor and a warm ambiance add to the authentic Chinese dining vibe.
Authentic Szechuan hot pot offers a rich, spicy broth with a variety of ingredients. Wide noodles add a satisfying texture to the delicious hot pot experience.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups to avoid long wait times.
The hotpot is reasonably priced, making it a good option for budget diners.
The sauce bar features a variety of unique sauces, including chopped chilis.
Chinese restaurant with nostalgic interior and bamboo chairs creates a homey atmosphere that suits groups and casual dining. Seating is low and may be uncomfortable for tall people, adding a unique traditional touch. The vibe is lively and comfortable, encouraging chatting and relaxed meals.
Sichuan style zha zha beef and slag beef deliver a very authentic Chengdu hotpot flavor. Fresh ingredients and the bottom of the pot add to the genuine taste throughout the meal.
Spicy hot pot stands out with its rich sauerkraut and minced beef base that pairs well with rice. The broth is full of flavor and offers a unique, fragrant taste that warms up late-night gatherings.
Good to know
Dinner for two people costs $100 without tip.
There is a 40-minute wait during winter.
There is a public parking lot next to the restaurant.
Spacious hot pot restaurant with a modern and traditional mix in decoration offers a clean and inviting atmosphere. A build-your-own sauce station and a machine to deodorize clothes after dining add unique convenience. The vibe stays relaxed and fun, with friendly staff assisting guests.
Mala Hot Pot serves a very authentic mala flavor with a Chongqing hot pot style. The soup base is genuine and ingredients are fresh, offering many authentic options.
Hot pot features a very spicy mala broth with a wide variety of fresh meats, seafood, vegetables, and noodles. Service is warm and prompt, creating a solid dining experience.
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Mala Hot Pot has weekly specials including 20% off on Mondays and free refills on beer on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
You can enter a raffle to win $5-$50 cash if you order the American wagyu beef.
Do not order any combination; order separate meat instead.
Open kitchen and counter reveal food preparation, creating a transparent and engaging setting. Clean environment with a pleasant aroma supports a comfortable dining experience. Menu features Sichuan-style braised dishes and cold appetizers with adjustable spice levels, attracting those seeking authentic, flavorful Chinese street food.
Bold, authentic Chinese street food shines with boneless chicken feet and Chinese-style braised chicken. The dishes deliver authentic Chinese flavor throughout.
Sichuan cold noodles stand out with bold flavors that invite multiple servings. The menu features Ziyan Chicken, a rare Sichuan braised dish, alongside some of the best Sichuan noodles in the area.
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Ziyan Chicken offers a unique Sichuan braised food experience in Chinatown.
A plate of Fuqi Feipian costs about $16 plus tax.
Expect smaller portion sizes compared to typical Chinese restaurants.
Multiple screens create a Chengdu-inspired atmosphere in a low-key, nicely decorated space. The vibe is pleasant and relaxing with great music enhancing the experience. Authentic Sichuan cuisine draws a crowd seeking genuine flavors near a busy urban area.
Dishes showcase authentic Sichuan flavors with a focus on traditional techniques like twice-cooked pork. The food delivers a genuine taste of Chinese cuisine that feels true to its roots.
Authentic Sichuan dishes stand out with spicy sliced beef in broth and braised fish fillet with Sichuan pepper. The menu features pickled cabbage shredded pork soup and sweet and sour pork ribs, plus a notable dry pot option.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 10:30 PM.
You can pay via credit card.
The portions are large and the prices are reasonable.
Small, intimate space offers an authentic Northeastern Chinese dining experience with a cozy, elegant ambiance. Atmosphere feels friendly and welcoming, perfect for family gatherings or small groups. Interior is clean and beautifully maintained, enhancing the relaxed vibe.
Dishes showcase authentic Northeastern Chinese flavors like sweet and sour pork and eggplant stir-fry. Dumplings stand out as genuinely traditional and delicious, paired with noodles in rich ox bone broth.
Dumplings stand out with their soupiness and flavorful juice that bursts in your mouth. Sweet and sour pork and rice rolls show authentic Northeastern Chinese flavors alongside dishes like eggplant stir-fry and vegetable spring rolls.
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The restaurant offers authentic Northeastern Chinese cuisine not easily found elsewhere.
Expect a festive atmosphere during Chinese New Year celebrations.
The prices are reasonable for the quality of food served.
Open kitchen reveals dumplings hand-wrapped and boiled fresh to order, creating a clean and efficient vibe. Seating includes comfortable booths with a mix of casual and traditional Chinese design. Sauce station and self-serve options add to the homey, fast-paced atmosphere despite occasional discomfort from a broken air conditioner.
Dumplings here are freshly made and capture the authentic northern Chinese style perfectly. The hotpot also reflects true 东北 cuisine flavors with a fresh and nostalgic taste.
Dumplings here are hand-made with fresh ingredients and have a unique variety of flavors like shrimp chives and lotus root. They stay intact from pot to plate and taste just like home.
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Prices for dumplings are reasonable considering the portion sizes.
Dumpling dough is made fresh daily from three different types of dough.
The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
Chinese restaurant offers an elegant yet cozy atmosphere with authentic Sichuan and Hong Kong influences. The space feels warm and inviting, suitable for family dinners and group gatherings. Meals are paced well, and the menu encourages sharing with a balance of spicy and dim sum dishes.
Dishes show authentic flavor and come from chefs with genuine backgrounds. The Braised Duck offers a nostalgic taste, and the Sichuan cuisine stays true to its roots with fresh, high-quality ingredients.
Sichuan cuisine stands out with authentic flavors and a Sichuan-Hunan chicken hot pot. Dim sum is made fresh in house, featuring truffle seafood dumplings and shrimp dumplings with delicate, translucent skin.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for weekend dining to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant offers a happy hour from 4-6pm with discounted drinks.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for tips.
Cozy, clean space blends contemporary and traditional decor with a warm, inviting atmosphere that supports soft conversation. Guests enjoy a homemade, approachable Chinese dining experience with touches of elegance and intimacy. The vibe suits casual dates and quiet meals, balancing energy and comfort.
Dishes deliver authentic Chinese flavors with great spice and passion for tradition. The food blends classic and modern styles while staying affordable and beautifully presented.
Lunch specials include a main dish, white rice, two mini egg rolls, and pickled cucumbers, offering solid value. Dishes like Mapo Tofu and dry-style Sichuan Beef Noodle feature savory, umami-rich sauces and chewy noodles, while crunchy peanuts and vinegary cucumbers add texture and refresh the palate.
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Happy hour runs from 2 to 6 pm, including weekends, with a small selection of beer, wine, and sake.
The restaurant offers a solid lunch special that is popular among locals.
The dining area can get chilly due to strong air conditioning; dress accordingly.
Asian restaurant offers modern interior with close seating and limited walking space. Hibachi chefs create a lively, entertaining atmosphere with juggling and fiery shows. Known for top-rated soup dumplings and hibachi on Long Island.
Offers authentic Shanghainese cuisine with fresh soup dumplings and Szechuan dumplings that deliver genuine flavors. Food stays true to traditional recipes and tastes.
Soup dumplings stand out with rich flavor and delicate texture. The dim sum offers a variety of fresh, well-prepared options. Dumplings overall deliver consistent quality and taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long waits.
The restaurant offers a buy 4 get 1 free hibachi deal for dine-in dinner.
Takeout is available and food arrives hot.
Modern, spacious dining space with large tables and a clean, bright interior creates a comfortable setting. Atmosphere feels chic and lively with good music enhancing the experience. Seating includes outlets behind seats, supporting longer visits and group gatherings.
Soup dumplings stand out for their authentic Shanghai style and high-quality service complements the experience. Iced soy milk and other dishes maintain a true Chinese flavor throughout.
Soup dumplings stand out with delicate wrappers and rich broth inside. The menu also features braised beef noodle soup alongside other authentic dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for brunch at noon.
There’s typically a wait, so make sure you make a reservation.
The prices are very reasonable at $70 for 2.
Hot pot restaurant with authentic Sichuan style and fun neon lights creates a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Spacious seating and a well-equipped condiment bar support group dining and easy ordering. The vibe blends elegant decor with a lively, cool energy.
Authentic Chinese hot pot shines with Sichuan flavors, fresh ingredients, and high-quality meat and vegetables. The taste stays true to traditional recipes, offering a genuine hot pot experience.
Authentic Sichuan hot pot stands out with a clean and modern setting. The hot pot offers a delicious and flavorful experience that draws people from other cities.
Good to know
Reservations are definitely recommended to avoid long wait times.
You need to join the waitlist when you check in.
The restaurant charges $16.99 for a two-flavor soup base.
Spacious interior with modern decor and comfortable leather lounge seats creates a warm, elegant atmosphere. The place buzzes with energy while maintaining a clean and tidy environment. Unique features include tall, classy packaging that doubles as gift boxes and free milk mochi offered to diners.
Traditional Chinese dishes deliver authentic Szechuan flavors with a focus on mala fish and pickled mustard cabbage. The hotpot and spicy sour soup offer a genuine taste of regional Chinese cuisine.
Hot pot stands out with authentic Szechuan flavors and a wide selection of ingredients. Options range from spicy Sichuan broths to mild herbal ones, balancing heat for different tastes.
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The combos for two cost $65.99 and can easily feed 3-4 people.
Food arrives within 10-15 minutes.
You can get Milk Mochi for free if you leave a comment to 2 people on WeChat, Line, or Google.
Restaurant offers authentic Chongqing hot pot with spicy, fragrant butter broth in a colorful, graffiti-themed interior. Atmosphere stays comfortable and slow-paced, with private, well-designed tables enhancing a warm, relaxed dining experience.
Spicy broth uses Lao Ying tea for refills, adding an authentic touch. The pot base features fragrant sesame oil and butter seasoning typical of Chongqing style.
Simmering broths and cast-iron pots create an authentic Sichuan hot pot scene. The spicy broth stands out for its rich flavor and quality, offering a satisfying and delicious experience.
Good to know
The soup base costs $11.99 and most dishes are very affordable.
They have a parking lot at the back for easy access.
The ingredients are high quality and cost-effective.
Small, clean space offers a cozy atmosphere with authentic Sichuan flavors and spacious seating. Soft music creates a calm vibe, while staff interactions sometimes add a lively edge. The interior combines simple, modern design with a welcoming feel.
Food bursts with authentic Sichuan flavors and delivers a taste true to Chengdu. Fat rice rolls and mala dishes stand out for their delicious authenticity.
Offers authentic Sichuan flavor with a fragrant red oil and delicious dumplings. Known for spicy beef noodles and a strong reputation for Sichuan food quality in the city.
Good to know
A 20% tip is automatically added to your bill, so check your receipt.
The restaurant closes at 10:00 PM, but last seating is at 9:30 PM.
The lunch special ends at 3 PM, not 4 PM as advertised.
Hong Kong style fast food restaurant offers a spotlessly clean dining area with self-serve sauce and cutlery stations and a cool air-conditioned environment. The space feels authentic and spacious, designed for quick movement and casual dining. Noise levels can vary, sometimes interrupted by loud maintenance sounds near seating.
Shrimp wonton noodles and cha siu fan show authentic Cantonese flavors. Dim sum offers a rich selection with traditional seasoning like peppercorns in beef tripe. Soy sauce chicken and beef stew maintain authentic taste at affordable prices.
Offers authentic dim sum with full-sized medium shrimp in dumplings and wontons. Serves a variety of Cantonese flavors including Peking duck and beef congee, with prices cheaper than many other spots.
Good to know
Expect to wait 30-40+ minutes to receive your food.
You should order ahead because the lines are already out the door.
There is no service for dine-in; orders are placed and picked up at the counter.
Small and quaint space offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with tranquil Tibetan music playing softly. The environment feels cozy and intimate, creating a calm and comfortable dining experience. Limited seating keeps the vibe quiet and relaxed, distinct from larger, busier restaurants.
Momos come in various authentic styles and taste very traditional. The Tibetan and Himalayan dishes focus on simple, delicious flavors that stay true to their roots.
Veg-momo dumplings come with a super flavorful sauce and burst with flavor when hot. Chow mein features hand-rolled noodles with tender chicken or veggies, cooked with well-balanced spices and plenty of oil.
Good to know
The restaurant accommodates up to 20 people at a time, creating a cozy atmosphere.
The menu features many vegan options, making it suitable for plant-based diets.
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long wait times.
Small dumpling restaurant offers bright, clean space with heated back patio for outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels friendly and welcoming, ideal for casual lunch with friends. Electronic ordering and family-style take-out boxes add convenience to the quick dining experience.
Soup dumplings and xiao long bao offer authentic flavors that match those from Shanghai. Wonton soup and beef fried noodles also deliver delicious, traditional tastes true to Chinese cuisine.
Soup dumplings stand out with hot pork soup bursting in every bite, especially the crab and pork variety. The scallion pancake and Shanghai stir-fried noodles also complement the menu well.
Good to know
They open until 2am for late night bites.
The prices on the menu do not match the prices customers pay online for takeout.
Customers end up receiving 6pcs of dumplings and pay 7.95, which is a 20% price increase.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Soup dumplings stand out with rich, flavorful broth and tender pork filling. The food consistently impresses with amazing taste and satisfying portions.
Good to know
Lunch sets are available on Saturdays.
The dim sum lunch special is available.
The cost for two people is $50.
Stylish mix of modern decor and classic Chinese elements creates a cozy, romantic atmosphere with classical music playing softly. Spacious seating and bright, clean environment support a relaxing dining experience. The vibe blends authentic Szechuan energy with a touch of American diner style.
Sichuan dishes here deliver authentic flavors that stand out from many other spots. The menu offers flavorful, well-priced options recommended by servers familiar with the cuisine.
Sichuan cuisine shines with dishes like Ma La dry pot, Mapo tofu, and spicy Dan Dan noodles. Dumplings, including juicy soup dumplings with thin skins, stand out alongside classics like Kung Pao chicken and Peking duck.
Good to know
The restaurant offers $1 soup dumplings as a promotion.
The Sunday special offers 50% off dim sum and appetizers.
The restaurant has specials each night of the week.
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.
Dishes feature authentic Chinese flavor with a focus on Wuhan style noodles and flavorful dumplings. Food tastes traditional and stays true to classic recipes.
Dumplings stand out as fresh, authentic, and both fried and steamed versions are highly praised. The menu also features beef noodle soup and a variety of noodles made fresh and served hot.
Good to know
There is no bathroom for customers.
Prices are doubled for this location.
One bowl can probably feed 2-3 people.
Contemporary space with Sichuan-style decoration creates a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The environment stays clean and tidy, enhancing the authentic dining experience. Cocktails and local Sichuan dishes add to the distinctive vibe.
Spicy dishes deliver authentic Szechuan flavors with bold, flavorful profiles. The food stays true to traditional Chinese cooking, offering a very authentic experience.
Offers authentic Sichuan cuisine with a slightly modern feel. Dishes like mapo tofu come in large portions for sharing, and the chili wontons and soup dumplings are made to perfection.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least two hours in advance for dining.
The restaurant has a strict 90-minute time limit for dining.
Lunar charges a 20% mandatory tip for groups of 6 or more.
Spacious layout and modern decor create a clean, well-lit environment with a lively, welcoming atmosphere. The place draws a steady crowd looking for quick, authentic Taiwanese food with standout items like crispy fried chicken sandwiches and flavorful dumplings.
Flavors come through as clear and bright, capturing authentic Taiwanese tastes. Food arrives quickly and stays suitable for daily consumption without feeling heavy.
Dumplings stand out with crispy, flavorful pork that fills you up. Noodles complement well, and adding chili sauce gives a nice punch.
Good to know
The wait time can be a little long during peak hours.
Yumpling Midtown has limited seating available.
The chicken sandwich costs $11.25.