Food truck along waterfront offers stunning NYC skyline views while serving juicy, flavorful momos and generous portions. Atmosphere is casual and quick, attracting those seeking fresh, authentic Nepali dumplings without traveling far. Known for great value and a standout spot in the local food scene.
Tender dumplings deliver authentic Himalayan flavor with a genuine Nepali taste throughout.
Dumplings stand out with rich, juicy fillings and a special sauce with chili oil that adds a kick. The beef MOMO dumplings pack a lot of flavor, and the chicken chow mein features tender chicken and crisp vegetables with perfectly stir-fried noodles.
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You get lots of food for $10, making it a great value.
One meal is enough to leave you stuffed with 10 momos per order.
The food truck specializes in dumplings, including beef and veggie options.
Spacious setting with a relaxed and warm atmosphere invites a friendly and chill vibe. Bold, authentic Hunan cuisine offers flavorful, spicy dishes that appeal to spice lovers. Free snacking peanuts and tea add to the inviting experience.
Bold flavors and the right level of spice define the authentic Hunan cuisine here. The food delivers a truly authentic taste of Hunan with consistent spicy notes throughout.
Bold flavors and satisfying spice levels define the authentic Hunan cuisine here. Dishes like Hunan Style Beef and green pan-fried dumplings offer crispy, juicy textures and a true taste of Hunan food.
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Reservations are not accepted, leading to long wait times for tables.
Expect a wait time of over an hour for food during peak hours.
Parking is easy on the weekends near the restaurant.
Space combines beautiful Chinese aesthetic with a cozy yet lively atmosphere that suits relaxed meals with friends or family. Music adds to the inviting vibe, and the presence of small dogs suggests a pet-friendly environment. The setting feels comfortable and clean, enhancing the overall dining experience.
Rich, authentic chicken broth flavors define the hot pot here. The coconut chicken stands out for its genuine taste, closely matching traditional recipes from Shanghai.
Chicken hot pot stands out with its coconut broth that offers a unique and flavorful experience. The broth is less oily and of great quality, making it a solid choice for hot pot lovers.
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Currently, they're offering a 30% discount until July 26.
It is recommended to book in advance to avoid waiting in line.
The price for the fish maw chicken broth is $98, which includes a generous portion.
Big indoor space buzzes with loud energy and late-night crowds. Ordering happens via iPad, and food arrives at tables with juicy, tender skewers and flavorful dishes. Limited parking and no outdoor seating shape the visit, while cleanliness and affordable prices stand out.
Skewers here deliver authentic Chinese flavors with a focus on traditional BBQ techniques. The food tastes genuinely tasty and true to its roots.
Noodles and dumplings come through solid with crispy scallion pancakes that lean oily. The stormy potato, lamb, and dumplings stand out, especially when the lamb is hot to savor the fat's flavor.
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This new Chinese skewer spot in LIC is open until 4am, perfect for late-night cravings.
Parking is limited in the area, so consider public transport or rideshares.
The food gets cold quickly, so order in smaller portions to enjoy it fresh.
Spacious hot pot restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat buffet with a self-service sauce bar for custom dips. The atmosphere is cozy and chic with warm, chill vibes encouraging guests to linger. Tables are roomy and the setup supports an authentic, flavorful hot pot experience.
Hotpot features spicy beef tallow with a well-spiced, authentic flavor. Soup and sauces maintain a fresh, authentic taste matching traditional Chinese hot pot standards.
Hot pot here features a mala spicy broth that stands out for its rich flavor. The spot offers an all-you-can-eat experience with very good choices of hot pot dishes.
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You pay $39.99 per person for the AYCE dinner, plus $15 for broth.
You have 90 minutes to eat, so plan accordingly.
The only dining option is 'all you can eat'.
Bright, clean space blends modern and cozy elements for a relaxed meal or night out. Atmosphere stays lively without being loud, with a warm, inviting vibe ideal for small hangouts. Guests enjoy authentic Chinese barbecue with flavorful, perfectly grilled skewers.
Skewers come out perfectly grilled with bold, authentic flavors. Northeastern stir-fried dishes and potato fried rice bring a traditional hometown taste. The BBQ is spicy and truly reflects authentic Chinese cuisine.
Authentic Chinese BBQ stands out with perfectly grilled skewers and bold flavors. Pot dumplings and grilled Hunan stinky tofu add to the delicious, genuine taste.
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The restaurant is newly opened and offers a clean environment.
Expect a great atmosphere for gatherings with friends.
The portions are generous, ideal for sharing plates.
Open space blends modern sophistication with a cozy, inviting atmosphere featuring minimalist interior and thoughtful details like cute toys on tables. The vibe stays comfortable and intimate despite limited seating, often leading to queues. Plants and warm decor add to the pleasant, stylish environment.
Cozy setting serves authentic Chinese flavors with dishes like Hunan noodles and beef noodle soup. Broth offers a deep taste, and chili on the side adds genuine heat.
Szechuan style spicy noodles and wontons offer a savory kick. Mapo tofu with rice noodles comes well seasoned and slightly spicy, though it can be out of stock. Hunan noodles taste very authentic.
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The business hours are until 8:30 PM for takeout orders.
You may need to queue upon arrival due to limited seating.
Customers should be aware that takeout orders are only accepted until 8:30 PM.
Modern Chinese restaurant with elegant yet welcoming décor and soft lighting creates a relaxed atmosphere suited for couples and business banquets. Spacious, comfortable seating offers privacy while maintaining a lively vibe. Live music on weekend evenings adds a cozy, romantic touch.
Dishes showcase authentic Chinese flavors with great quality. Mapo tofu stands out as a classic, flavorful choice. The menu offers a variety of traditional options that taste genuine.
Peking duck stands out with its southern Chinese style roasting, offering rich flavor and striking presentation. Sichuan dishes balance heat and numbing spice well, and smoked pork neck meat also features prominently.
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Reservations are recommended for large groups, especially during busy times.
Happy hour runs from Monday to Friday before 6:30 PM with drink specials.
Complimentary mooncakes are offered during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Modern, clean space with plentiful seating and open kitchen creates a bright, relaxed vibe. Minimalistic decor and counter-height stools offer varied seating options. Atmosphere suits solo diners and features a cool, vibey energy despite loud pop music.
Dishes showcase authentic Hunan style with strong, spicy flavors. Noodles and the rice noodle dish (卤粉) stand out for their true authenticity and affordability.
Many dishes come straight from Hunan, like 墨鱼排骨 (cuttlefish and pork ribs) and Hunan rice noodles made authentically by a dedicated wok cook. Vegan mapo tofu and homemade shrimp and pork dumplings stand out alongside unique items like sweet rice cake and wood ear salad.
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The restaurant claims to have gluten-free food but does not actually offer any gluten-free options.
The hygiene in the store is worrying.
Hunan cuisine is known for being spicy, but the level of heat can be customized to your preference.
Small Taiwanese restaurant with cozy atmosphere and authentic decor creates a welcoming vibe. Noise level is high, making it lively but not suited for quiet conversation. Open kitchen and Taiwan fruit beer selection add to the distinctive experience.
Offers authentic Taiwanese flavors that are quick and easy to enjoy. Food includes traditional dishes with some interesting variations, delivering a genuine taste of Taiwanese cuisine.
Dumplings stand out with pork and chive as a flavorful favorite. The menu offers a Yumpling trio featuring chicken, pork, and vegetable dumplings for variety.
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The restaurant closes for 3 hours in the middle of the day, 3 days a week.
The whole restaurant is completely nut and peanut-free.
The restaurant runs out of lotus root chips quite early, so plan ahead.
Spacious dining area features dark lighting and a big screen playing old Chinese music videos, creating a karaoke vibe with loud music and noticeable noise. The atmosphere feels warm and casual, offering authentic Chinese rice noodle dishes with generous portions and affordable prices.
Rice noodles deliver authentic flavors that rival those in Flushing and Chinatown. Dishes like Crossing-the-Bridge Rice Noodles and Chinese Ramen offer comforting, rich tastes with generous portions.
Rice noodles carry a hot pot flavor that stands out. Beef is fatty, tender, and thin, similar to hot pot style. Scallion pancake comes out crispy and fragrant. Vegetables like cabbage and bok choy are present but vary in freshness.
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Takeaway pickup orders are available for those who prefer not to wait.
Due to its popularity, there might be a wait for a table.
The price point is reasonable for the large portions of food.
Classic tavern-style interior blends with authentic Cantonese dim sum and a lively, cozy atmosphere filled with chatter and the scent of baos. Spacious seating includes family-style tables and a notable whiskey and cocktail selection that complements the dining experience.
Dim sum here offers authentic Hong Kong style flavors with delicious, traditional Cantonese dishes served even late at night. It stands out as a genuine Cantonese spot in the area.
Authentic Hong Kong style dim sum shines here with a vast menu including fried garlic spare ribs and classic pork bao. Dim sum is available late, even at 10 or 11pm, and tastes freshly made to order with great service and a lively, casual vibe.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid a 20-minute wait for a table for four.
The restaurant is open late until 2:30 am, perfect for late-night dim sum cravings.
Expect to wait longer during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Elegant interior channels old Hong Kong opulence with a modern touch, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere ideal for dates or family meals. A Baijiu Apothecary Bar offers uniquely crafted cocktails alongside a private dining room for larger groups or celebrations.
Food delivers authentic Hunan and Sichuan flavors with a perfect portion size. Dishes like the dried radish bacon offer a refreshing, smoky taste that can be made spicier on request.
Hunan and Sichuan dishes stand out with spicy Kung Pao Chicken and flavorful braised pork. The Peking duck offers crisp skin without excess oil, while appetizers like chicken truffle dumplings and scallion pancakes are light and crispy.
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Making a reservation is highly recommended for dinner on the weekend.
Expect long wait times during peak evening hours.
Customers with reservations are told they can only eat for 60 minutes if someone is waiting for the table.
Upscale Chinese restaurant with traditional decor that transports guests to China. Atmosphere is beautiful and welcoming, suitable for socializing or dates. Offers a full bar with standout cocktails like the lychee martini and blueberry margarita.
Food delivers authentic Cantonese and Si Chuan flavors with spicy, traditional home-cooked tastes. Dishes come with artistic plating and offer great value at affordable prices.
Wagyu Beef Spring Rolls and Peking Duck stand out as flavorful highlights. Dumplings come with hot oil and sauce on the side, and the Mapo Tofu meal combo for two offers a solid Sichuan experience.
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$7 cocktails are available all day Monday to Friday.
The lunch special is for takeout only.
The restaurant is open until 1AM, making it a great option for late night snacks.
Large space with hand-pulled noodles visible through a kitchen window creates an engaging setting. Whimsical, old Chinese vibe decor combines with spacious seating including big tables for groups. Atmosphere stays comfortable and casual, welcoming for both dining and takeout.
Broth in the beef noodle soup offers a flavorful and rich taste true to Taiwanese style. Decor feels authentic and eclectic, though noodle choice in the HK Wonton Noodle is less traditional.
Hand-pulled noodles stand out for their chewy texture and rich flavor, paired well with the dim sum that comes highly rated and reasonably priced. Dishes like scallion pancakes and soup dumplings add crispy and savory elements to the menu.
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Noodlecraft closes at 7:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect a 15 to 20 minute wait for food after ordering.
You can customize your noodle dish by choosing from five noodle types.
Tall converted warehouse with super high ceilings and urban decor creates a spacious, inviting atmosphere. Bar area plays old school R&B and 90s hip hop, attracting a mixed crowd and keeping energy fun and relaxed. Large space features beautiful art and offers plenty of seating without crowding.
Food offers culturally authentic flavors with a very authentic taste that stays true to tradition.
Cumin chicken and spicy fried chicken stand out with bold flavors. Vegetable dumplings, Dan Dan noodles, and scallion pancakes add variety and spice to the menu.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant is open until 2AM for late-night dining.
Expect large portion sizes, especially with the tasting menu.
Chinese noodle restaurant offers a clean, spacious interior with upstairs seating and self-service kiosks for quick ordering. Atmosphere stays casual and welcoming, with comfortable seating suited for solo diners and quiet moments during off-peak hours. Unique dishes like hand-ripped noodles and cumin lamb stand out among typical Chinese offerings.
Noodle dishes feature authentic Xi'an flavors with a variety of seasoned beef, pork, or lamb. The cumin lamb stands out as a notably genuine offering compared to other Chinese restaurants.
Dumplings come in spicy and sour varieties with strong green color and aroma. Hand pulled noodles remain excellent, especially with lamb, alongside a spicy cucumber salad.
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Dining in is recommended as the noodles lose quality on takeout.
You need to bring your own water or pay $2 for bottled water.
The prices are extremely reasonable for the quality and amount of food.
Narrow and long layout with chic interior design and cute booths creates a cozy yet modern feel. Atmosphere balances chill vibe with suitability for special occasions, though space between tables is tight. Well-stocked bar offers unique cocktails alongside authentic Szechuan cuisine.
Spicy Szechuan cuisine stands out with authentic flavors and dishes like double-cooked pork. The ambience feels hip and modern while keeping a down-to-earth vibe.
Szechuan dishes stand out with kung pao chicken and flavorful soups and dumplings. Many vegan options like grandma's tofu and mapo tofu add variety to the menu.
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Reservations are a must for this restaurant, especially on weekends.
During Restaurant Week, the lunch set costs $30 per person for 3 courses.
The restaurant offers a $20 lunch special on regular days.
Korean restaurant offers generous portions of noodles with flavorful jjajangmyun and authentic jjampong praised for their taste and texture. Seating is ample despite a busy dinner line, creating a lively atmosphere. Seafood dishes stand out for freshness and preparation.
Offers authentic jjajangmyun and jjampong that stand out in Manhattan. Also stocks groceries for those seeking genuine ingredients.
Sweet and sour pork varies widely, with some servings featuring a syrupy sauce that lacks both sweetness and sourness, while others look more appealing. Fried dumplings come in a 10-piece order but require making your own sauce at a busy counter. Tansuyuk, a Korean sweet and sour pork, tends to be dry and bland with a large portion size.
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Kyodong has a bigger line compared to the other stalls during dinner.
The portion of noodles is probably enough for two people.
You have to make your own sauce for the fried dumplings at a hectic counter.
Spacious dining room features high ceilings and large glass doors opening to a water fountain and tree, creating a cozy aesthetic with wood accents. Atmosphere is chill and peaceful, with a mix of bright and rustic elements. The environment feels comfortable and well-appointed, offering a lovely place to enjoy authentic Hunan cuisine.
Flavors stay true to authentic Sichuan and Hunan cuisine with dishes that taste genuine and well-prepared. Service supports the experience, making the food feel consistently authentic and satisfying.
Authentic Sichuan and Hunan cuisine shines here with dishes like soup dumplings that are very flavorful and have delicate bottoms. The mapo tofu and egg drop soup stand out for their fresh and delicious taste.
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Reservations are not needed during weekend lunch hours.
Specify spice levels when ordering as they can vary.
The restaurant serves authentic Sichuan dishes with generous portions.
Cozy space with a welcoming, homely atmosphere and attentive staff. Offers authentic Thai flavors with rich, creamy curries and standout dishes like popcorn chicken and juicy duck with panang curry. Popular for reasonable lunch specials and fast delivery options.
Authentic Thai flavors capture the vibrant streets of Bangkok with every bite. The menu delivers authentic tastes without high prices, standing out among other Thai options.
Sesame chicken comes without sauce and lacks flavor. Chinese broccoli with fried egg over white rice offers a simple, solid option.
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The lunch special is around $12, making it a good deal.
Expect long wait times if you do not order in advance.
The restaurant does not have a public restroom available.
Clean, bright space with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows creates an open, industrial feel. Atmosphere stays relaxed and chill, rarely crowded, with a minimalistic interior focused on food. Seating feels casual, more like a fast-food joint than a sit-down restaurant.
Noodle soups deliver authentic Chinese northwest flavors with careful preparation. The ramen stands out as genuinely authentic, while chili oil noodles show room for more traditional taste.
Spicy Lanzhou style hand pulled noodles stand out here. The noodles have a tasty, chewy texture that keeps people coming back.
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The establishment opens at 12pm, not 11:30am as expected.
The favorite sport event occurs once a week during lunch time.
They do not have alcohol on the menu.