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I've only been here during the lunch hours and it can get quite crowded. The staff are very adamant about where you sit. I wanted to change my seat and the waiter just ignored my request and walked away. Another time, I wanted to position my chair for more space and the waiter said no. Other than the disrespectful staff, the food here is very good. I tried the fish fillet and it is crispy and delicious. The eggplant over rice is amazing as well. The lunch specials are affordable and you get

Absolutely fantastic. The whole place is a vibe. The decor is great. The crowd is great. The food, omg..... amazing. Just simply amazing. Probably the best hot pot experience I have ever had. Everything was delicious. Runs on the spicy side, and I do not say that lightly as I love spicy food. So, if you like medium spicy, get the mild, LOL. The broth was fantastic, so so flavorful. The sauce station had everything. The meats were so good, amazing quality. The enochi mushrooms were absolutely di

Typical Chinatown restaurant! The atmosphere was as expected like a busy train station. The service was pleasant and very fast. The food was tasty especially the chicken walnut. The prices are very reasonable. Cash only.

Great staff. Food does not have enough “wok hei” meaning whoever is handling the wok either is not strong enough to toss or they are not cooking it long enough. Flavors on 3 out of 4 dishes were bland too spice department wise: razor clams, fried A choi with salted back bean dace (0 smoky taste), and crab fried rice. The sweet and sour pork chops were lathered with sauce so the flavor is good but the “wok hei” is missing and that’s pivotal for Cantonese food. Atmosphere is lively and friendly, n

We went here during the fall 2025 with my wife and daughter on a food tour. We sampled the chive and pork fried dumplings. These dumplings were so good that we came back the next day and ordered 28 in one sitting! This was the cheapest meal we got our entire trip and it was easily the best meal we had the entire trip. Even tho the service was okay and the place didn’t look very nice. The dumplings made up for it completely. We will suggest tasty dumplings to anyone we know visiting NYC. When we

Been wanting to come here for years and it did not disappoint. Food was delicious and surprisingly cheap. I had the beef pancake and spicy chicken huimei (dry hand-pulled noodle). The staff were very nice and accommodating too. Highly recommend.

Disappointed with my experience. The food was very good, but the portions were tiny considering the high price. You’re better off going to any other chinese restaurant in the lower east side or 8th ave in brooklyn for same quality, larger quantity, and lower price. On top of all of that, the service was not great, even for a chinese restaurant. Despite the restaurant only having two other tables, it took ten minutes to even get menus. Wait was understandable considering we ordered a lot of food,

Best cocktails I have ever had. Usually I don’t like mixed drinks because they are too sweet, but these were just so balanced and refreshing! Soup dumplings were juicy and the shrimp shumai were so succulent. Service was just lovely, I left feeling full and happy.

There weren’t many dishes, and the food was served relatively quickly. However, the ordering system was extremely laggy, the meat did not seem very fresh, and I had diarrhea after returning home.

I have been to Chili many times over the years. I go solo, with friends and family or romantic dates. Food is always phenomenal. Last week I went for my birthday and although we had to wait a little passed our reservation time for another party to finish. Jonathan and the other servers made it up to us with a lovely birthday treat! Chocolate mousse with a sparkler and then this sesame ball sake thing, it was delicious! They also give you a Polaroid picture which is such a sweet sentimental keeps

Finished a nice stroll in Central Park and viewing of the cherry blossoms, on my way to work, decided to check out this location as it was close to my job. Upon entering around 2-3pm it was surprisingly empty. We got sat down pretty quickly and ordered the beef broccoli and chicken basil. Sadly the problem started with receiving the wrong order, we got chicken broccoli instead of beef. Another flaw with the waitstaff was they put someone else’s dish in front of us. The food on the other hand w

Good Chinese food in this area , I ordered country style mixed pork tripe , Thier were so good and reasonable price. Staff were friendly and helpful. Good choice and recommended.

Best place. I’ve been going there since I was a child and they have never failed me. I don’t live in nyc anymore but I always make it a point to make sure to eat there. Nothing compares. Most of the clientele has been going there for decades and are loyal customers. The ambience isn’t the best and the restaurant is a little run down but it doesn’t take away from how delicious the food is. The service isn’t like a 5 star restaurant but they will get you what you need. They don’t bother you unnece

One of our fam's fave hot pot spots. We were here just 3 days ago and already back again today! They've got so many flavors and keep updating their ingredients. The hot pot bases and food options are endless. So yummy and the service is on point. Totally recommend! Shout to Xiao Yu service was amazing! Super helpful with all the details and always smiling. Really great

I’ve been to this buffet in the morning, and the food itself isn’t terrible, but you can tell a lot of it is from the night before. It feels like they just warm things up and put them back out. The salmon, tuna, and most of the fish dishes were the biggest disappointment. They still had that strong fishy smell and taste, so I wouldn’t recommend those at all. The dessert section was actually pretty good, and there was a decent variety overall. I’d say about half of the items on the buffet seemed

Absolutely amazing experience! I don’t understand how I didn’t discover this place sooner! The portions are absolutely incredible, the food is unbelievable, and they have tons of deals going on. This will be a frequented takeout spot!

This review is long overdue—I first tried Mala over a year ago, and I’ve been hooked ever since. I find myself craving it all the time, and it’s honestly one of the highlights I look forward to on every NYC trip. The food brings the heat in the best way possible! I absolutely love the dry pot, especially with the wide variety of ingredients you can customize to your taste. Everything is paired perfectly with their beverage selection, and the service has been consistently outstanding every singl

Taste or warm homey food. All food area is clean and I see the service always cleaning! Fast cooking. Make your own sauce and get your water! Price acceptable!

Great spot for delicious Chinese food! I sat at the bar (shoutout to the bartender Kevin for amazing service!) & started off with the baijiu flight. I’ve never had it before so he was kind enough to walk me through the different aromas & tastes associated to each baijiu. I also ordered the Night Market Chow Fun which was delicious. Their menu is fairly expansive as they have quite a bit of options to choose from. Would definitely recommend stopping by here!

They have the classics for dim sum via carts and you can't beat $4.75 each dish. Not huge variety but you can order from kitchen too. Ok, service is terrible BUT they have a no tip and no service charge policy. So I think it's a fair deal.

They have the classics for dim sum via carts and you can't beat $4.75 each dish. Not huge variety but you can order from kitchen too. Ok, service is terrible BUT they have a no tip and no service charge policy. So I think it's a fair deal.

It's takeout, so atmosphere isnt really relevant. But I've been going here for a long time. The food maybe isn't exceptional, but it's always good. The people are really nice. They recognize me and know what I want (I'm a creature of habit). Delivery is quick.

This ginormous typically decorated restaurant specializes in special events in the evenings. We went for a 60-70 person birthday party. We had our own partitioned space. There were several large weddings and other birthday parties going on at the same time. The food was average to bland. We had a set banquet dinner. Portions were generous with so much food to bring home in provided lunchboxes. Nov 2025

This ginormous typically decorated restaurant specializes in special events in the evenings. We went for a 60-70 person birthday party. We had our own partitioned space. There were several large weddings and other birthday parties going on at the same time. The food was average to bland. We had a set banquet dinner. Portions were generous with so much food to bring home in provided lunchboxes. Nov 2025

This ginormous typically decorated restaurant specializes in special events in the evenings. We went for a 60-70 person birthday party. We had our own partitioned space. There were several large weddings and other birthday parties going on at the same time. The food was average to bland. We had a set banquet dinner. Portions were generous with so much food to bring home in provided lunchboxes. Nov 2025

Visited ULUH after hearing that Jennie recently stopped by, and I’m glad I finally came back. It’s actually been about a year since my last visit, and the food was just as good as I remembered. We ordered some of the dishes that were said to be Jennie’s picks, including the Brown Sugar Peking Duck, pumpkin balls, and a bottle of Kikusui sake. The duck was definitely a standout. Crispy skin, juicy meat, and packed with flavor. The Kikusui sake was light, smooth, and slightly sweet. Very easy t

We stopped in for lunch and was completely satisfied. Food was delicious. We ordered 3 main dishes with some sides of assorted dim sum. Large portions to share. I recommend trying thos restaurant if you are in Flushing.

Pricing is very reasonable! For a group of 4, we ordered 2 appetizer soups and 4 shareable dishes. After tip, it totaled $30 per person. All the food was very flavorful and fresh. Our favorite dishes were the Garlic Eggplant, and the Mapo Tofu. Atmosphere/decor was great! Perfect photo op for Hanfu outfits / tang dynasty.

Lovely and great food. My mom and grandma and her ordered lots of foods and we enjoyed it a lot! It was so good and delicious! Great place to eat at and their waiters are so nice! Also gave us free dessert!

Amazing Asian Cuisine! By far some of the best Chinese food I have ever enjoyed. The duck was fabulous - crispy and moist. The orange chicken was by far the best I have ever had. It was not sweet, perfectly seasoned with veggies intricately sliced. The Chow Fun noodles were smoky and beef was tender and moist. The service was impressive. Overall, an excellent dining experience. Everyone walked away satisfied and happy!

OK, let’s talk about it. I seen this restaurant hype up so much on social media. I tried it out with my family and I was disappointed first it took the waiter about 25 minutes to greet me and my family to take our order second the atmosphere seems so plain and old with no updates the food we order my family couldn’t finish it because it was tasteless and my steak was so thin I don’t think you can call it a steak however I will never ever eat at this establishment again

Great food, Very friendly servers, pricey but they give big portions . The Apple Martini was great. They also surpised us with a dish of pineapple to share for dessert. The location is convienent .

Didn’t expect a Jiangzhe style restaurant to do Changsha stinky tofu this well, but it was honestly great and now I don’t feel the need to go all the way to Flushing for it. The bamboo shoot soup had that rich, milky broth and was super comforting. We went with the boneless sweet and sour pork ribs and they were nicely balanced, not overly sweet, with great texture from the mix of meat and tendon. The scallion braised fish was a standout with crispy skin and tender, fresh meat. The Shanghai pork

You get to pick what meats and veggies you want, they weight it, you pick your broth then pay. If you are eating in, they do have a sign saying that you must tip if you dine in—which is kind of off-putting. The broth was delicious and they have a sauce bar so you can make your own dip. Wish they have more veggie options but honestly it was pretty good!

Excellent food with affordable price and generous portion! It’s really rare these days to find such a place that has such a perfect combo. We ordered pork soup dumpling, braised beef noodle soup, aozao noodle soup, and eight treasures rice pudding, all of them were really nice. Missed the ginger slices for the pork dumplings but not a big deal. The broth of the aozao was rich and not fishy at all, better than the beef broth. The noodle was very smooth and silky. The broth was clear and very plea

Perfect low-key restaurant with such amazing Uyghur cuisine. It was my first time trying Uyghur food and it was amazing. Definitely would recommend the special Laghman and Big chicken plate (Better to share). The dumplings were also amazing and and would highly recommend either the Gosh nan and the Samsa. The service was also super face and super friendly. Finally we had the saffron tea at the end, a perfect way to end a great meal.

We enjoyed the poached dumplings in chilli oil, Shanghai Shu Mai, Ma Po tofu and dong po pork with bao buns! The dumplings were flavorful and tender. The dong po pork was cooked to perfection! We also enjoyed the yuzu pilsner with our meal. Very refreshing!

The Hunan food here is really delicious, and I love that you can choose the spice level. It’s very friendly for people who can’t handle super spicy food. Everything we tried was flavorful, and the portions were generous. The waiters were also very kind and attentive, their recommendations were spot on. On top of that, they were playing techno music, which made the whole dining experience even more fun. Great food, great service, and great music. Highly recommend this place, and I’ll definitely

I found the buffet restaurant clean & well organized. You can do take out here & if you ask, they can even make your food spicy or non spicy. You just have to ask. Adults can pay about $22-$30 at the buffet. The kids will be cheaper at the buffet, but the restaurant uses your child's height to determine price. There's also a small liquor bar here inside the restaurant. Free patking is available here at the Bartow Mall where the buffet is located. Food delivery is also available.

Stopped by for dinner while in the NYU area and it feels like the kind of place that just fits the neighborhood. Very casual setup, nothing fancy. A lot of students coming through, people eating solo or in small groups — pretty easy spot to drop into without thinking too much. Food is more on the home-style side. Not overly heavy or overly seasoned, which actually makes it easier to come back to. Portions are decent, and prices are reasonable for this part of the city. It’s not really a “dest

The food here is so good. The lobster for lunch special is amazing. The red rice roll just blew my mind. I just pick this restaurant very randomly on Google and it actually surprised me. Another dish that I would recommend is garlic spared ribs. It’s so flavorful and juicy inside even though it was fried. My party is 5 and average is 35 per person. Very good deal in New York. The staff is pretty nice. Definitely recommend and will comeback!!!!!

Came here for Father's Day dinner and was not disappointed. The food came out quickly. The Roasted Beef Tenderloin in Red Wine Sauce was amazing. The sauce was savory, and the beef was incredibly tender—a 10/10 dish! The waiters were friendly and attentive, frequently changing our plates and making sure we were satisfied with each dish. This is definitely one of the top three places for Cantonese cuisine. I will definitely come back for dinner and will also give lunch a try to test their dim sum

Smooth, silky steamed rice noodle rolls at this food hall location. Bunch of different filling combinations available from the classic shrimp and beef to "loaded" with shrimp, beef, roast pork. We tried the loaded and it was prepared fresh. We suggest to-go if you want to avoid the noise and crowds. Add a little soy sauce and enjoy. $10

Tried this newly opened buffet in Queens and was pleasantly surprised, especially for the price. It’s located next to LA Fitness and about a 10-minute drive from Resorts World Casino, so pretty convenient. The space is large, clean, and bright, with some Chinese-style umbrella decorations on the ceiling that add a nice touch. There’s a good amount of seating, and when we visited it was quite busy, which is usually a good sign. Food-wise, they offer a decent variety for around $21 dinner. You

Love this place! I brought in some heart trays for a party and asked them to fill them up, and they did so beautifully and were extremely accommodating. Everyone said the sushi was high quality and delicious, and you could tell how much care they put into making it. Even the wasabi heart shaped and they very nearly packaged everything and helped me carry it too! They even threw in a bottle of sake on the house and were so kind. I hadn’t found a sushi spot I liked in Williamsburg until this one -

We had dim sum here, which runs to 3 pm on weekdays, the food came fast and was surprisingly good. We didn't expect this level of dim sum authenticity outside Flushing. We ordered: savory sticky rice dumplings, rice rolls with shrimp, beef and fried cruller fillings, century egg and lean pork porridge, red bean stuffed rice balls, steamed rice cake... everything tasted good. Service was prompt and courteous.

Haven’t come here in a while. I ordered fried meat dumplings and soup dumplings to start my dinner. The dried dumplings came suspiciously fast, and I was right. They were precooked and kept heated. The dumpling itself was nice. The flavor was nice. It was the texture that was a bit off. The bottom was burnt but not crispy enough. A few of them were broken and the filling was visible. The soup dumplings were okay. It was steaming hot. The wrapping was nicely done, but just a bit too thick to my

The first time I came here, I was dragged in by my wife and sister in law. I wasn’t that hungry at the time but they had me try the items they ordered. I am more of an entree-type of person and never really like rice. They had me try one of th signature dishes - rice in a clay pot with different meats. OMG! The rice was very flavorful and cooked PERFECTLY. I’m here today - my 4th visit in the past month and never disappointed. The food is Cantonese style but more of an eclectic touc

These people are not Cubans. They all Chinese. I discovered this by the management there and a young lady who works there. Now, The photo on the left is what they have given me. Dominican rice. On their menu it says Yellow Rice with shrimps 27.00 bucks for a big plate. The photo on the left is the yellow rice they will give you. Im Puerto Rican, that is NOT yellow. More like a brown rice. The photo on the right is Yellow SPANISH rice. They didn't give me that. They gave me yellow rice small but

The best Hunan style Fish Head with chopped chili peppers! I have been searching this dish in various cities and this is the best one I have tasted — rivals the best Hunan restaurants in Shanghai. Fresh, flavorful, the perfect amount of spice, served in a huge ceramic basin. Will definitely return and bring family & friends. The restaurant also has a big menu with lots of other authentic Chinese dishes that I want to try next time.