Airy, modern space with spacious seating and cute decor creates a cozy family feel. Atmosphere stays relaxed and well lit, blending cleanliness with inviting warmth. Music features a mix of 80's songs, adding to the comfortable vibe.
Shrimp dumplings and shrimp and pork dim sum stand out with solid flavors. Classic items like scallion pancakes and mushroom salad complement the delicious dim sum offerings.
Ramen stands out with unique twists and a vegetarian option. The menu also features Chicken Katsu curry and spicy miso ramen, both highly flavorful.
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The restaurant is located just behind Times Square.
The prices are reasonable and not expensive.
The restaurant is clean and well kept.
Asian restaurant offers beautiful decor and a cozy, chill atmosphere with quick service that suits solo dining. The menu features authentic, spicy dishes like mala noodles and soup dumplings, with options to customize heat levels. Portions are generous, and the space feels welcoming and easygoing.
Crystal shrimp dumplings stand out as top tier on the dim sum platter. The platter costs $12 and offers decent variety, though some dim sum items are only okay compared to the noodle and soup dishes.
Ramen here features a fiery, authentic broth with tender noodles and options like tonkotsu and miso bases. Dumplings include pork xiaolongbao and vegetable gyoza, while appetizers like savory Takoyaki add variety.
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The boba and tea menu is only available at the cashier.
They provide chili oil on the side for customizing spiciness.
The takeout packaging may spill soup if not handled carefully.
Chinese restaurant offers a cozy ambiance with soft lighting and spaced-out seating that avoids crowding. Background music blends relaxing jazz with Chinese and Cantonese songs, creating a nonchalant yet classy atmosphere. Interior features beautiful decor and a spacious layout uncommon for similar venues.
Dim sum platter offers a variety of items with generous portion sizes and consistent flavor. The egg fried rice pairs well and the overall meal provides great value and satisfaction.
Mochi ice cream stands out as a delightful dessert, especially the green tea flavor. The chicken gyoza and pork bao buns come hot and tasty, while the bento box signature platter offers a good variety to sample.
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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.
Small space with open kitchen and modern wooden decor creates a warm, cozy vibe. Bright natural light and vibrant murals add cheerful energy. Comfortable seating suits quick lunches or casual catch-ups.
Dim sum includes chicken in lotus leaf and other newer options. The dishes suit a variety of tastes and maintain good quality.
Sushi here is fresh with large portions and generous sashimi servings. The uni toro hand roll and salmon tempura rolls stand out for their quality and flavor.
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The restaurant offers a 'buy one get one free' promotion.
Delivery from this restaurant is fast and efficient.
The portions at this restaurant are generous.
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.
Offers a wide selection of dim sum with many varieties of soup dumplings. Highlights include crispy Shrimp Spring Rolls and savory Pan Fried Crab Meat & Pork Buns at reasonable prices.
Soup dumplings stand out with their rich filling and delicate skin. The stir-fried udon and beef udon noodles come cooked perfectly and offer satisfying flavors.
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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.
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 Shumai come out fresh and incredibly tasty. Pork Soup Dumplings stand out as a notable option. The dim sum ranks as outstanding and surprisingly the best compared to other well-known spots.
Miso-based ramen stands out with rich flavor. The menu includes pork ramen, spicy beef ramen, and vegan ramen made on request. Dumplings and scallion pancakes add authentic sides.
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Lunch sets are available on Saturdays.
The dim sum lunch special is available.
The cost for two people is $50.
Asian restaurant offers an elegant atmosphere with sleek, stylish decor and window views of a park. Live jazz performances in the basement create a cool, lively vibe during dinner. The space includes circular booths and walls adorned with ancient Chinese poems, enhancing the dining experience.
Delicious dim sum offers a variety of flavorful bites. The food consistently tastes fresh and satisfying.
Sushi stands out with great quality and taste. Appetizers, soups, and entrees also deliver scrumptious flavors in an elegant atmosphere.
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A bottle of still water costs $14.
The restaurant charges $6 for 4 extra pancakes with peking duck.
They have lots of seafood options.
Spacious interior with modern design and bright lighting creates a clean, cozy atmosphere. A generous sauce bar and 24-hour service support a lively, authentic dim sum experience. Back room offers a quiet, comfortable space with couch seating and high tables.
Quick dim sum spot with authentic Cantonese flavors and reasonable prices. Dumplings stand out as a highlight, served in a welcoming, friendly atmosphere.
Ramen here features very flavorful broth and chewy noodles cooked to Japanese tastes. Pork in the ramen stands out as rich and tender. Udon dishes offer soft, springy noodles similar to Sanuki style.
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You order at the front and pay first before sitting down.
When your food is ready, they call your number.
The restaurant is open late until 12:30 am on Friday.
Small Japanese restaurant with fresh flowers and beautiful dish presentation creates a calm atmosphere. Sushi and dim sum show careful preparation and generous portions, especially in omakase platters. Seating is very limited, focusing mainly on takeout.
Pork soup dumplings stand out as a fantastic dim sum option. Portions balance well with taste, making the dim sum both delicious and satisfying.
Freshness stands out with high-quality sushi that tastes exceptional for the price. The omakase box offers a tasty variety, and the sushi is consistently affordable and delicious for takeout.
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The omakase is priced at $35.
The delivery and take out are shockingly fast.
The prices for the sushi are great.
Small restaurant with cramped tables and traditional music creates a lively, noisy atmosphere where conversation is difficult. Digital queue system and complimentary green tea add convenience and hospitality. Koi fish and antique decor contribute to a unique cultural setting.
Flavorful dim sum stands out with dishes like the Dim Sum Lucky Six offering a variety of tastes. The selection includes fresh and satisfying options that consistently deliver authentic flavors.
Beef stir-fry udon stands out as a consistent favorite, cooked well every time. Handmade dumplings like chive dumplings, pan-fried gyoza, and shumai add variety alongside tasty soup dumplings and fried udon noodles.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for weekends and special occasions.
Expect wait times of up to 2 hours during peak hours.
The restaurant can accommodate large groups, making it suitable for celebrations.
Spacious interior with detailed decor and a vibrant yet cozy atmosphere sets a unique tone. Inventive cocktails and authentic Chinese dishes create a thoughtful dining experience. Music and lighting contribute to a warm, fun vibe throughout.
Weekend dim sum offers next level flavors with a cost effective brunch option for groups. Appetizers and dim sum combine for a filling, satisfying meal with some of the best selections in the city.
Lunch features a bento box special that is both delicious and visually appealing. Options include a build-your-own bento and a laptop-friendly power lunch priced in the high teens to low twenties.
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Live music happens every Wednesday evening, creating a lively atmosphere.
Dim sum brunch is available on weekends, perfect for larger groups.
The restaurant is laptop-friendly, making it a good spot for remote work.
Spacious Asian fusion restaurant with bright ambiance and friendly atmosphere featuring authentic music and a cute teddy bear photo spot. Seating is plentiful and the environment feels cozy and calm. The layout combines casual cafe elements with table service, creating a relaxed dining experience.
Offers a wide range of Chinese dim sum with nice presentation. Includes various options alongside rice bowls and ramen.
Ramen stands out with umami flavor and generous toppings across varieties like black garlic tonkatsu, teriyaki dry, and chicken karaage. The menu also blends authentic Indonesian dishes alongside homemade baked goods and desserts.
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The restaurant offers a variety of ramen dishes and small appetizers.
Expect generous portions at affordable prices.
The drink menu is still being developed, so options may be limited.
Shanghainese restaurant offers clean, modern decor with spacious seating and booths. Atmosphere ranges from electric and lively with camaraderie to occasionally too loud and bright. Guests often enjoy watching chefs prepare soup dumplings, which are highly praised for quality and flavor.
Authentic Shanghai dim sum shines here with delicious soup dumplings and a variety of tasty dumplings. The ordering uses a menu selection form similar to traditional dim sum spots.
Stir fried udon noodles stand out with authentic wok hei and generous portions. The Shanghai fried udon and beef udon noodles pair well with dumplings and tofu dishes for a solid Japanese food experience.
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Arrive early or be prepared for a wait during peak dining hours.
The restaurant does not allow seating until the entire party has arrived.
You have to get your name on a list, as they don’t take reservations.
Teppanyaki grills sit in a cramped, clean space with Japanese design elements. Chefs perform loud, engaging hibachi shows featuring flames and playful tricks. The atmosphere mixes quiet dining areas with bursts of energy from the cooking stations.
Perfectly steamed dim sum features soft, flavorful fillings and includes unique items like Sticky Rice Shumai. Dumplings and fried options like scallion pancakes and udon noodles offer a tasty, nostalgic experience similar to those found in Japan.
Soup dumplings and fried udon stand out with great flavor and good value. The menu includes miso soup, vegetable steamed dumplings, and vegan pumpkin mochi cake, all cooked well and tasty.
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Reservations are recommended for teppanyaki to ensure a spot.
An 18% gratuity is automatically added to the bill for all parties.
A 3% surcharge applies if you pay by credit card.
Large space with modern Chinese motif and a windowed kitchen showing noodle-making videos creates a unique setting. Atmosphere is relaxing with an unexpected soundtrack of 80s rock and roll. Seating is comfortable and the environment feels clean and orderly.
Juicy and hot shrimp dim sums stand out as a popular choice. The dim sum pairs well with light, not salty wonton soup and offers a well-made, traditional taste that appeals to all ages.
Ramen stands out with options like spicy beef, duck, and chicken varieties, all featuring rich broth and great noodles. Dumplings, baos, and scallion pancakes also complement the menu well.
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The restaurant fills up by 12pm on weekends, so arrive early.
A line forms quickly, so get there early.
A 15% tip is automatically added to the bill for parties of 2.
Chinese takeout spot offers a clean, cozy atmosphere with self-serve hot tea and water. Menu features large, flavorful dim sum and affordable lunch specials. The vibe stays calm and welcoming, making it a straightforward choice for quick meals.
Reliable and delicious dim sum stands out here. Preparation earns praise from those familiar with authentic styles.
Large portions of tonkotsu ramen come with rich broth and flavorful chashu pork. The onigiri, sushi, and rolls offer solid traditional Japanese flavors in a small takeout setting.
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There is a 4% surcharge called 'processing fee' if you pay by credit card.
Paying cash at Ollie's provides a better price.
The delivery took an hour and a half from 12 blocks away.
Dim sum restaurant blends Chinese and Western decor with a homey, vintage atmosphere. Soft jazz music and occasional live performances create a calming, cozy vibe. Seating options include comfortable spots for solo diners and outdoor areas, welcoming a relaxed crowd.
Delicious dim sum comes in an a la carte style with no wait on Sunday afternoons. The dishes consistently taste great and satisfy.
Takoyaki offers a sweet, savory, umami flavor that bursts in the mouth but has a light filling without squid. Bento options come recommended, while braised beef noodles taste like instant ramen.
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The restaurant has live music most nights starting around 7pm.
The prices are expensive, with dishes like roasted pork chop costing almost $20.
There was no wait to sit on a Sunday afternoon.
Spacious dining area features wood-themed decor and lush foliage, including a large tree trunk at the entrance. Atmosphere stays calm and uplifting with modern ordering technology like tablets at tables. Connected bubble tea spot adds convenience for pairing drinks with meals.
Booths resemble dim sum boxes, creating a unique vibe. The menu offers approachable dim sum dishes including pan fried noodles that suit those new to traditional dim sum.
Udon noodles with beef come out perfectly chewy and al dente. Gyoza options include pan-fried veggie and pork varieties, with the pork gyoza being tasty and free of any weird aftertaste.
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They offer a Valentine's meal for 2.
You receive a free dessert after spending $30.
The xiaolongbao cost only 8.95 for 5 pieces.
Boho chic design creates a tropical, relaxing atmosphere with comfortable seating and attractive lighting. Interactive hibachi chefs provide live entertainment including jokes and musical acts, adding energy without overwhelming noise. Late hours suit those seeking a chill spot after shows.
Soup dumplings stand out with rich flavor and great taste. The dim sum overall is full of flavor and considered amazing by many.
Udon noodles stand out as a favorite, especially the fried and stir-fry beef versions. Dumplings, including pork soup and pan-fried pork buns, come fresh and tasty alongside dishes like chicken teriyaki and garlic ribs.
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The Hells Kitchen musical is currently showing on Broadway.
Elephant Ear is open until 12:00 AM.
Elephant Ear can accommodate last minute reservations for large groups.
Restaurant offers authentic Shanghai cuisine with a bright, elegant interior that feels like a museum of local dishes. Atmosphere is colorful and lively, resembling a fun party with a welcoming vibe. Seating is ample but can feel tight and modest, focusing more on food than flashy decor.
Authentic Shanghainese dim sum shines here with excellent soup dumplings, rice cakes, and noodles. Prices stay affordable while the taste remains absolutely delectable and consistently excellent.
Udon noodles have a perfect chew and come in a savory broth that feels comforting. Shanghai rice cakes and beef udon add variety with bold flavors and fresh ingredients.
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The restaurant only accepts cash, Venmo, and Zelle for payments.
Spend $10 or more to receive a free bun or dumpling.
Dine-in customers may receive free soup dumplings as a promotion.
Small, modern space offers a bright, clean atmosphere with a cozy ambiance. Efficient ordering through iPad and QR code systems speeds up service during busy times. Authentic touches include handmade dumplings that stand out for their quality and flavor.
Shanghai-style dim sum features authentic Shanghainese dumplings and dishes served late into the night. Prices stay affordable while maintaining delicious flavors.
Udon noodles stand out with great texture and flavor. Stir fried Shanghainese and beef udon dishes offer rich, satisfying tastes. Soup dumplings and jumbo wonton soup add variety to the menu.
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The restaurant serves food until 2 am, making it a great option for late-night food adventures.
Expect a long wait of up to 2 hours for a bun to be served.
The minimum tip at checkout is 18%.
Large dining space features candles and chandeliers with a dark, loud atmosphere resembling a nightclub. House music and a live DJ create a vibrant energy, while an upstairs room offers a quieter, cozy setting for conversation.
Edamame dumplings and shrimp toast stand out among the dim sum options. The dim sum features innovative flavors and pairs well with wine, offering a tasty and varied selection to share.
Edamame dumplings come plated, not steamed, offering a unique twist. The menu features Ponzu Black Cod, General Tso's Dumplings, and fresh Yellowtail sashimi alongside incredible sushi.
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Booking is essential, especially for large groups.
Making an early reservation is highly recommended to avoid long wait times.
Buddakan offers a unique Dragon show during special events.
Spacious dining room with bright modern decor and plenty of seating creates a clean and pleasant atmosphere. The vibe stays welcoming and calm, with soft music and minimal noise. Guests enjoy well-maintained space that feels fresh and comfortable for casual dining.
Good quality dim sum appears outside the usual spots with a wide variety of soup dumplings and other options. It opens early, making it convenient for morning dim sum cravings.
Pillowy udon noodles stand out with great texture. The menu features pork soup dumplings, beef fried udon, fried rice, and wonton soup, all tasting solid and satisfying.
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Expect food to take over 20 minutes to arrive, not an express service.
You can self-order at a kiosk or counter for convenience.
The restaurant offers a free drink with a $20+ purchase.
Small, cramped space with shared tables creates a close, bustling environment. Atmosphere feels like a Shanghai dumpling joint with authentic decor and a behind-the-scenes movie playing on the wall. Noise level rises when crowded, making it lively but tight.
Offers a great selection of dim sum and steamed buns with a limited but perfect variety. Soup dumplings stand out as very good, and the overall dim sum quality surpasses the noodles.
Ramen features chewy hand-cut noodles with a simple but delicious broth. Soup dumplings stand out as a must-have, and the spicy beef ramen offers a unique flavor different from typical bowls.
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They only accept payments in cash.
A 15% service fee is included in the bill.
You have to queue outside during busy hours.
Small space fills quickly with noise and close tables, creating a cramped atmosphere. Bright, clean interior features booth seating reminiscent of Hong Kong cafes and charging stations on tables. Turtles at the entrance add a unique touch to the casual, lively vibe.
Soup dumplings and scallion pancakes stand out among the dim sum offerings. The dim sum pairs well with soups and noodle dishes that also shine here.
Devilish ramen stands out with rich, flavorful broth. Shanghai steamed dumplings and HK style ramen soup add variety alongside highly enjoyed udon noodles and beef meatball ramen.
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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.
Spacious dining area with comfortable seating and booths creates a cozy, clean atmosphere. Lighting is moderate, and decor has a dated but pleasant style reminiscent of a movie set. Dim sum service stands out as a highlight for family and special occasions.
Offers a good selection of Cantonese dim sum including multiple kinds of tripe and standard dishes. Service is quick and good for dine-in, with authentic flavors on weekends.
Sushi stands out with its fresh quality and variety. The menu also features authentic Cantonese specials, lemongrass pork chops, and teriyaki dishes with chicken or beef options.
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Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant has weekday luncheon specials with large portions.
Dim sum is available on Saturdays and Sundays, but can be heavy.
Asian fusion restaurant offers a stylish space with tasteful decor, soft lighting, and plush seating. Loud music and a live DJ create an electric atmosphere that shifts into a club vibe late at night. Guests often dress up, and the environment suits date nights and social occasions.
Delicate dumplings in the Dim Sum Basket offer a mix of textures and flavors. Vegan options include vegan dim sum and a vegan sushi platter with tofu customization.
Asian fusion shines with vegan dim sum, spicy rolls, and lobster rolls. Sushi and poke stand out alongside chicken gyoza and triple pork fried rice.
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Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy dining hours.
Tourists must present a physical passport to order alcohol; no photo IDs accepted.
Old-school Chinese banquet hall converted into a food court with cafeteria-style seating and multiple Asian food stalls. Atmosphere feels raw and low-key, with a homey, hawker center vibe distinct from modern, flashy spots. Space is crowded and lively, attracting a mix of locals including many seniors.
Offers excellent dim sum with classic dishes like chicken feet, ribs, turnip cakes, and shrimp dumplings. Serves a solid range of typical dim sum options.
Sushi made by a professional chef stands out here, especially at one spot known for quality. Other Japanese food options include tempura and dumplings, served alongside a variety of Asian dishes.
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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.