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I ordered the fresh strawberry milk with tapioca in regular size, which came out to about $9 USD. This is definitely on the pricier side, however, the flavour of the drink was pretty decent; it met my expectations. The tapioca was also soft and chewy, so I have no complaints. The seating area is nice to hang around, have a coffee chat with friends, or just relax.

The bakery offers a wide selection of baked goods at reasonable prices. However, it was disappointing that several slush options displayed on the menu were not actually available at the time of our visit. Additionally, when we attempted to order the lychee and peach slushes listed on the board, staff appeared inconvenienced by the request, which detracted from the overall customer experience.

Food was great. I'd definitely eat that chili chicken sandwich again. The fries are a huge portion and good for sharing (between my partner and I, we didn't even finish them, there were that many!) Ordering the sandwich + prices came out to be $26. Their fried chickens have a great marinades, which make it messy to eat. I wish they had some wipes or something other than the paper towel/napkin option. This is ideal for dining-in; I don't recommend eating on the go. There's very limited seating,

Our first experience at a yakitori restaurant of this level. food was amazing we had a spot at the end of the counter so we could see the chef preparing the dishes. chairs spaced well enough apart so felt private. service was very attentive explaining the dishes and answering questions. A unique experience. they played loud hip hop music but wasn't intrusive it gave the room great energy. I would return for sure. Careful with the Sake pairing we learned a lot about Sake but felt it the next day

I love going to think Dunkin, they are super friendly! After going a few times they remembered my order and are really nice about not upselling their customers. I have another one closer to me, I went there once as I was in the area and it just did not compare to the experience here. The manager who may be the owner is so down to earth and easy going. My kids also love the freshness of the donuts here. I'm not one to leave reviews ever! But this Dunkin Deserves it!

Great place to grab a bit of your not there for the night vibes. Food and service were great. Great happy hour prices and lunch special is a steal in Manhattan for 3 tacos and a beer. The owner was cool and very knowledgeable about his stuff and seems to care about what he does. I would definitely recommend coming here at least once.

In a week of incredible experiences, this may be my fave! I’m not sure what to call this place beyond what they say! Go to listen. Have an incredibly tasty drink and snack but listen. Just listen. I have music. I’ve collected for years but I doubt I, alone, could create this experience at home. And even if I had the music, no way could I recreate the sound. I didn’t hear one song I had but every song brought back a precious memory. I heard sounds that stirred emotions. From War, to rap, to reg

Easy to miss. I’ve walked by so many times trying to avoid the traffic in that area specifically. For the no frills prices it’s great. Quality as expected at the price point. Staff is friendly. Good stuff. If you factor in actual location atmosphere I would rate this at high 3 but price for being a pizza spot anyone can afford here deserves at least a 4. Definitely a favorite spot for me because the other spot near schools is much farther away.

Chinatown hole in the wall known for its buns and egg tarts. The tarts are very good esp the Hong Kong style. Flaky pastry. Silky egg and at 1.75 , a steal. The Portuguese egg tart the custard is denser, eggier. Right next to Wah Fung where you can grab a cheap but good rice plate with bbq pork, duck and or chicken.

Came with a group of 11 people, and there was plenty of space for all of us. It was very warm and lively inside, with awesome service by the waiters. Food was served in huge portions and extremely affordable. I got the beef noodles this time, and the beef was tender and bouncy. They were generous with the cuts as well. I couldn’t finish one order of noodles, in fact, the more I ate the more noodles appeared in my bowl (from soaking up the soup). Posted a picture of the before and after bowl…. No

Their appetizers were decent but their mains mostly missed unfortunately. Razor clams were good, a little tough but we liked the flavors and every part of it. The night’s special was steamed black cod, there’s a bit of a mala spice but it was good overall. The fish was super tender and the consistency was fantastic. Waterspinach was a bit salty. We saw everyone got the sweet and sour crispy fish so we ordered it too - the texture of the fish was 5/5, so good but the sauce felt a little thin in

Worker is very kind. Got the large 3Q milk tea and popcorn chicken, only $12. Generous with the popcorn chicken portion and it smells mad good. If you buy a drink, any choice of snack is $4.99 only. Super tasty, definitely check it out. Not expensive like the other boba shops in Chinatown.

Paris Baguette is a convenient bakery spot with a wide selection of pastries, cakes, breads, and drinks that makes it easy to stop by for a quick snack or coffee break. The bakery has a clean, bright setup with plenty of options displayed up front, from sweet pastries to savory items, making it the kind of place where it’s hard not to find something that catches your eye. The pastry selection is the main highlight, with everything from croissants and donuts to cakes, tarts, and cream-filled tre

I’ve passed this place for years and finally decided to walk in yesterday. Firstly, this is definitely the cozy local bar in the area. The bartender was a very lovely lady with a heavy hand (absolutely zero complaints personally) Had an order of the grilled shrimp skewers and grilled salmon with a jasmine rice. Possibly the best skewers I had in a long time. Cooked and seasoned to absolute perfection, could have had a couple of orders of that with some drinks and had a time. 4 star on food only

We stopped by Swan Room in the afternoon for drinks before dinner and had a wonderful time. The interior is beautiful, the atmosphere effortlessly cool and relaxed, and the cocktails were excellent. We didn’t try the food on this occasion, but after this experience we will definitely be back. A fantastic New York spot for a stylish afternoon or evening drink

My family and I absolutely love their bubble tea. The tapioca pearls are so chewy, and their service is excellent too! 👍

Really enjoyed my experience here! Food: I just ordered their pork dumplings. They were cooked really well with great browning on the bottom side where they were fried. The noodles were really tasty, not too sticky, not too oily. The pork was juicy and had a lot of flavor. Make sure to put the chili oil on them! Service: Although I had to wait 10 mins or so, I'm glad I did! They have limited seating and I came in when it was full, but the staff was really friendly and ensured that I got a tabl

My new favorite omakase in the city. Beats my long time favorites Icca and Sushi Noz. The chef brings truly unique pieces and everything was phenomenal. I never take photos of my food but the appetizers were so beautiful I snapped some pictures for my own ceramic collection inspo. Can’t wait to go back.

TOURIST GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!! Left 3 stars on the food just for the portion size. I rarely, rarely leave reviews but I cannot let this one go. I should have just waited for the original place I wanted to try around the corner. Only one other table was seated when we arrived. The waiter we had was genuinely inviting, seated us immediately. The lady with the Dim Sum cart came over before we could take jackets off and began to repeatedly ask if we wanted anything. Initially stated no politely, appare

Cute coffee shop with a nice aesthetic. It’s a smaller space but seems nice to cowork in when it’s less busy. The local community is making good use of this place. The coffee offerings were good. The cafe itself is bright and the bathroom was nice and clean. I regret not coming by to check this out sooner - I plan to come back for some coffee and to get some work done with a bright setting.

Quick service, refreshing desserts, kind staff, flavorful food, what more can one ask for? This place is super clean, cozy, and ideal for having a small dessert. Ideally, I would say get a combo, but since I was already full from a lunch, i just got the dessert. I think one might be too much for someone wanting a light dessert, so i recommend splitting it. If you’re in the mood to eat some yummy jelly, get one. I got the three sisters and the pandas on pandan, super cute and refreshing. Somethin

Was the sushi to die for? No. Was it tasty and a good deal? Yes. We got the spicy tuna crunchy rice appetizer (this was to die for) the three roll combo which came with a choice of either miso soup or salad. The service was great and it was pretty chill for a Thursday night. The inside of the restaurant is comfortable and nice but to me it’s the epitome of cozy. It was satisfactory and I’d go back.

Five of us stopped by the Icy Melon after a great lunch at a Chinese DIMSUM restaurant nearby. We ordered 3 different deserts and shared them. We were the only people eating in but I noticed that most people bought and ate on the street. Only limited seating but no problem. All very clean and good service. Back again after eating lunch in China town and shopping. We ordered two deserts and shared with 3 people. Very delicious. Good service. Back again today for a snack after a great noodle l

Really good jerky. Has a nice chew while still being tender, not tough or dry. Got the original beef and spicy pork. Would recommend getting one of each since the original is on the sweet side so they balance nicely. Tastes just like char siu or Chinese spare ribs but in jerky form. Cash only, friendly service.

$4 for a hot cross bun, $20 for half a dozen and $40 for a dozen. The size of their hot cross bun might be the largest among all five bakeries I’ve tried in NYC. The dough was apparently denser than others, loaded with big pieces of raisins and candied citrus. If you like denser bread you might like their buns. The honey glaze brushed on top is enjoyable. The golden brown surface is slightly crispy. I don’t know why but the white cross icing fainted on my bun though.

It was my first time here and I love the whole atmosphere. The staff were great and friendly, the service was excellent and the food was delicious full of flavor. The margarita drinks were good as well!!! Definitely coming back...

It was my first time here and I love the whole atmosphere. The staff were great and friendly, the service was excellent and the food was delicious full of flavor. The margarita drinks were good as well!!! Definitely coming back...

Tin Wong is a casual Cantonese restaurant in Chinatown known for its roasted meats, rice plates, congee, and other classic Hong Kong-style comfort dishes. The restaurant has a simple, no-frills atmosphere that keeps the focus on generous portions, quick service, and traditional flavors. The char siu rice was the highlight for me. The roasted pork was tender with a nice balance of sweetness and caramelization, and it was served in a generous portion over rice that made for a satisfying meal. It

Amazing local sushi spot. Came in clutch when I needed to pick up a late dinner. They were kind enough to take my order 30 mins before closing. The salmon was fresh, perfect fish to rice ratio, and the miso soup stayed hot through my trip home. The prices are also very reasonable, especially for the quality (sushi combo, pint of miso soup, and drink were ~$24). Can’t wait to come back!

Nice , clean quick bite shop. Wasn’t expecting the curry veggie role to be as good but the flavor was nice mild spiced and rice was a good texture. Service was great and the explained the ingredients well. If I’m in the area I know this place can make the roll well and quick when not busy and hope to show a friend.

Delicious! A restaurant that’s really worth visiting — the broth is flavorful, the service is great, and the meat is exceptionally good. Everything is fresh, tender, and perfect for a comforting meal.

Why wait in line at Wah Fung No.1 for char siu when you can get EVEN BETTER char siu right next door with NO LINE!? New Kim Tuong might be one of the most underrated cantonese roast meat spots in NYC. It’s a no-frills, quick casual shop with some indoor seating. What surprised me most was that the char siu was piping hot when they handed it over. Steam rushed out of the takeout box when I opened the lid! Only $12/lb is easily one of the best deals you’ll find in Chinatown. The char siu was th

Le Gaz is the cutest, quirkiest little coffee shop — tiny in size but big in personality! I loved the cozy, corky vibe the moment I walked in. Despite its small footprint, the space feels welcoming, warm, and full of charm. Their matcha and coffee were both excellent — smooth, balanced, and clearly made with care. It’s the kind of spot that makes you want to slow down for a moment and just enjoy your drink. A delightful hidden gem. Highly recommend stopping by for a great cup and a fun, memora

I brought my mom to Soft Swerve to try three of my favorite flavors and she was obsessed with the ube one! Their ube soft serve is my absolute go-to and I order it every single time. They also craft a variety of asian-inspired ice cream and soft serve flavors like thai tea, miso biscoff, green thai tea, and more. They used to have a hong kong milk tea ice cream that tasted exactly like hk style milk tea. Manifesting that they bring this flavor back one day. ＊Ube Soft Serve $7 *** It instantly

The cashier lady recommended the Taiwanese style beef noodle soup as the house special, and it was really good. The beef, radishes, and carrots were well cooked - super tender and absorbed the soup flavor. If you like beef brisket with tendon, you should try it. The only thing is the soup was a little too sweet for me, but that could the Taiwanese style. My friends ordered pork chive dumplings. They looked amazing - well seasoned with chili and sauces.

Such a lovely, quiet spot tucked away in Chinatown. It genuinely feels like a small restaurant from a hip neighborhood in Korea. The staff was super friendly and calm, and the food tasted completely authentic. I had the Budae-jjigae, which was a little thicker than usual but paired perfectly with rice

The owner is nice and I really enjoy the food! It may take a while since everything is made to order. Good portions and I think it's a good price. It's so nice to have a kimbap option in Chinatown! I wish them health and success!

The Lo Mai Gai (糯米雞) “sticky rice” 10/10! Aromatic, slightly sweet, savory and the aroma alone, $4. You can’t beat that I went back to get a 2nd one. Freshly baked sweets I recommend. The steamed pork bun unfortunately wasn’t my favorite, the dough was too sweet and the meat on the inside was even sweeter. But nonetheless great menu item. Cash only business, I believe family owned. Been here a few times and my experience is always pleasant. Home cooked meals for cheap and the customer service is

My friend bought their Too Good To Go bag ($5.99), and she got like 3x the amount shown in my photo - like 30 pan fried baos (insane value!!). Def an S tier TGTG location. Food is pretty good but on the oily side - Pork pan fried bao: 8/10, great flavor and so much meat inside! Pretty oily on the outside tho - Spring rolls: 3/10, meh - Scallion pancake: 8/10, so flakey and crispy, and large size. Pretty oily tho

It was our first visit to this lively and intimate sake bar last night. They have a wide variety of sake and delicious Izakaya dishes. We had karage, seared scallops, quail eggs, tofu dashi, pork shabu, yellow tail and salmon sashimi and they were all yummy and authentic. The bar’s design is cool including an old nintendo display and cute Japanese manga stuff reminding us of Tokyo (we visited Japan a few rimes). The founders (the Chos) were friendly and attentive (they are husband and wife)! So

Risotto is water with barely cooked rice. Pasta bolognese is actually Trader Joe’s frozen pasta. We saw our server maybe 3 times in 2 hours

Last Saturday, I had the pleasure of hosting my engagement party at Parcelle Chinatown, and it was truly an incredible experience. The downstairs private space is intimate and perfectly suited for a cocktail-style event of up to 60 guests. From the very beginning, Art was extremely responsive and attentive and honestly, he’s the reason I chose this venue. Finding a great space in NYC is one thing, but finding someone who manages events with this level of care and professionalism is rare. He wen

Super friendly English speaking staff and awesome food. My family and I have been getting roast pork and duck from here for years and it never disappoints! The roast duck is wonderfully tender and fatty with delicious skin. I always get it with some ginger and soy sauce. Pro tip: order with rice during the lunch special for a perfect meal on a budget. The same can be said about the roast pork which has the crispiest skin I’ve had from Chinatown. Ming Kee Kitchen is a gem amongst the many other

We were visiting friends on the lower east side and popped out to pick up a few things for brunch. Dimes was their reco and it was a good one. It’s a small, well curated specialty food/grocery store. Fresh veggies, interesting condiments, prepared foods, fresh flowers, and many other treats. The staff is also lovely and helpful. Stop by you won’t regret it!

Everyone here is super patient and friendly, which makes the place feel really cozy. The chill background music just adds to that relaxing vibe. The food tastes so fresh and high quality. Their bread is made in-house, so every bite is soft, warm, and just really comforting. The Peking duck burger was amazing — the duck was super tender and the umami sauce tied it all together perfectly. The BBQ whole chicken was packed with flavor too — whether it’s the meat or the skin, every bite was delicio

Ordered takeout so I can't comment on the atmosphere. The pork dumpling were so fresh and tasty, they were my favorite. We had General Tso's & Sesame Chicken, both were hot and delicious. We were out late to a concert so we really appreciated having great choices available late at night delivered by restaurant staff very promptly (it was still steaming). Thanks!

One of the most beautiful and thoughtfully curated home goods and coffee shops I’ve ever visited. Every corner is filled with unique gifts, design-forward home items, and the bath products you’ll want to take home. The owner clearly has an incredible eye—everything feels intentional and elevated. I walked out with a few pieces I absolutely love. And the coffee shop is just as special, offering drinks inspired by Korean flavors that you won’t find anywhere else. A must-visit if you love good des

Stumbled upon this place with my friends (see: photo 1) while looking for a quiet place to drink after an intense bout of ping pong. We were invited in by a lady presumably named Tina who was super kind. We sat at the bar and then a sommelier, also presumably named Tina, recommended us different wines that were all very tasty. I know this because we got to taste the wines. We ended up getting an orange-colored wine (see: photo 2) and had a great time chatting with the Presumable Tinas. They wer

Super yummy and cheap (great value)!! $10 total for three items - Pork and egg congee: Star of the show. Reminds me of my mom bc I love her congee. $2.50 for a good portion size. Will def get this again, esp if I’m sick - Shumai: Lots of meat inside, very yummy - Rice rolls w/ fresh shrimp: Very soft texture. Shrimp was yummy * Note: Want to try their bakery side next time

I had a 3 piece chicken combo with fries, and a double cheeseburger with bacon combo with popcorn chicken. The burger has lettuce, tomato, and was sauced up a good amount with mayo. The patty itself is okay. Bacon was soft. It's a basic burger. It gets the job done if that's what you want. The fries were okay. I liked the fried chicken(it's crispy) and popcorn chicken. It's a tiny place.