Upscale Asian restaurant offers an elegant atmosphere with stylish decor and thoughtful details like well-spaced tables and flattering lighting. The space feels calm and refined, supporting quiet conversation despite occasional loud moments. Creative food presentation and stunning cocktails add to the sophisticated vibe.
Soup dumplings come in five distinct flavors, each plump and intense. The dumplings pair well with dishes like Peking duck and truffle mushroom pancakes.
Dinner here offers an excellent meal with a consistently incredible experience. The timing around 7 pm suits a relaxed evening.
"The food here is delicious, especially the duck."
"The dinner spots here are visually impressive and flavorful."
"The Peking Duck display was interesting and delicious."
Good to know
Reservations are currently available but may fill up quickly.
The average meal cost is around $30-40 per person.
No rice is included with entrees, which is unusual for Asian cuisine.
Spacious dining room with clean cut style and warm decoration creates a bright and cozy atmosphere. The vibe stays quiet and friendly, making it suitable for relaxed meals. Seating is ample, supporting both fast dinners and sit-down service.
Vegetable dumplings stand out as especially good here. Soup dumplings sometimes come free with larger orders. Dumplings come alongside other dishes like Kung Pao chicken and beef rice noodles.
Dinner here offers a good balance between fast Chinese dinner and sit-down service. Portions are generous, with soft tofu standing out as a highlight.
Good to know
Reservations are not needed at the restaurant.
You get a free order of soup dumplings if your meals end up more than $30.
There are vegetarian options available with fresh veggies.
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.
Soup dumplings feature juicy pork with a light salty and ginger taste. Fried dumplings come out crispy and flavorful. Har gow have whole shrimp inside with dough that balances well without overpowering the filling.
Dinner portions match lunch sizes but keep the same price. Quick dinners work well here with straightforward service.
Good to know
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.
Automat-style dumpling restaurant with self-checkout lockers and autonomous delivery system creates a high-tech, casual vibe. Games and music requests add to the fun, welcoming atmosphere suitable for all ages. Seating includes stools and the space features cool murals and modern decor.
Dumplings come in unique flavors like bacon cheeseburger, Mac n Cheese, and Parmesan Chicken. Smashed apple pie dessert dumplings add a sweet twist to the menu.
Offers reliable options for dinner takeout when not cooking. Welcomes guests for both lunch and dinner with consistent service.
Good to know
Customers must pay by credit card or on their phone; cash is not accepted.
Expect a long wait time, especially during peak hours.
The kitchen closes 20 minutes before the official closing time.
Renovated space features a large bar and kitschy pink decor with pig-themed plaques on the back wall. Atmosphere balances a classy yet relaxed vibe with occasional interruptions from takeaway couriers. The crowd includes many staff in the service area, creating a busy but comfortable setting.
Soup dumplings stand out with flavorful broth and perfect steaming. Wonton soup offers a comforting classic with delicate dumplings, while chicken dumplings also impress consistently.
Pig Heaven stands out as a solid choice for dinner with its satisfying menu. The spot works well for both lunch and dinner, making it a reliable option for evening meals.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
Expect larger takeout portions compared to dining in.
The restaurant closes at 8:30 PM on Saturdays, despite posted later hours.
Small space holds about 16 people with intimate seating and cozy atmosphere. Outdoor area offers well-decorated, aesthetic dining with a Southeast Asian vibe from fruit and vegetable decor. Noise levels vary, sometimes becoming loud depending on crowd.
Satay and Jade dumplings stand out with their tasty flavors. Dumplings have a slightly chewy texture but remain enjoyable, often served with soup or spring rolls in lunch specials.
Small spot offers quick lunch or dinner options. Good choice when in a pinch for a fast meal.
Good to know
Limited seating is available, so call ahead or order take out.
The lunch special is $14 and includes soup, appetizer, and any entree dish.
Prices are very reasonable for Manhattan and the Upper East Side.
Chinese noodle restaurant offers fast casual dining with tight communal seating and a no-frills atmosphere. The space feels authentic and clean, focusing on regional dishes served in a small, cozy setting. Loud, casual energy fills the room, with seating arranged side-by-side rather than across.
Handmade dumplings come in lamb, pork, and vegetarian varieties, often served in chili oil or with a spicy and sour lamb flavor. They pair well with hand-pulled noodles seasoned with lamb and cumin.
Dinner draws a crowded atmosphere with long queues forming early. Portions stay decently sized, and some dishes like liangpi sell out quickly by dinner time.
Good to know
The liangpi sells out by dinner time, so get it early.
Be prepared to wait during peak times.
The price you see listed is what they charge, no tax or tip.
Upscale Chinese restaurant with warm, bustling atmosphere and classic decor reminiscent of Hong Kong. The space feels comfortable and casual, attracting diners seeking authentic dim sum and flavorful dishes. Service is attentive, enhancing a refined yet relaxed dining experience.
Soup dumplings stand out with perfect cooking and flavorful broth that does not break when served. Options include crab and pork, Sichuan, and chicken dumplings, alongside shrimp dumplings and dumplings in chili oil.
Big family dinners work well here with space for groups of 11. The coconut sorbet stands out as a treat that excites kids during birthday dinners. Delivery offers a quieter option for dinner.
Good to know
This restaurant charges a 3% fee if you pay by credit card.
No reservation is needed to grab a table for 2 for lunch on a rainy Sunday.
The restaurant had no wait on a Saturday afternoon.