Top 5 Chinese Restaurant in New York City

529 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014, United States

“My partner is a great fan of Chinese food, while I’m not a huge one. She enjoyed every bit of our evening and admittedly so did I! The cocktails were very creative and complemented the dishes nicely. We had the crispy beef, five flavour chicken dumpling, broccoli and mushroom main and the duck with noodles. All were amazingly delicious and special, not too fatty and very juicy. Will go back again.”

100 St Marks Pl #7, New York, NY 10009, United States

“* just don't get the shrimp dumplings * The pork chives stickers were great when dining in - because the crust stays crispy and the fillings were tasty and hearty. I would skip the shrimp dumplings, weird texture and flavor, tasted like a failed fusion attempt. These are thicker skin dumplings like your grandma used to make.”

2170 Broadway, New York, NY 10024, United States

“Yes, they have Peking duck but please try all the excellent dishes as well. I love their dumplings, soupy and soft and umami. I love their asparagus and their snow peas, tender but crisp and salted correctly. I love their wings, meaty and stuffed to have multiple textures. I love their steak, oh my goodness that sweet salty fatty steak. I recommend basically the whole menu. My advice is to order with balance: sweet and salty, fatty and light. You'll love this place. Also the staff is so cool, they made me feel like I was part of the neighborhood. Thanks for taking care of us.”

536 E 5th St, New York, NY 10009, United States

“Loved the food and ambiance here - it’s quieter than average so you don’t have to yell to hear each other and it’s great for date nights or intimate dinners with family and friends. They have a small, changing Asian fusion menu and we loved almost all the dishes here with the highlights being: - snow crab noodles with squash and dashi butter - heirloom tomato with “Tom yum” seafood and watercress - deviled eggs made crispy - fluke (fish) with massaman curry and CORN!! Definitely highly recommend those. We thought the quail, eggplant, and dessert were just OK. Delicious but nothing special and didn’t have the wow factor that other dishes had. Also we enjoyed the complimentary scallion pancake inspired balls at the start of the meal. Came out to about $95 per person after tax and tip for food and a cocktail.”

229 9th Ave, New York, NY 10001, United States

“Great spot when you have a hankering for some Chinese food. The place is very unassuming but don’t let that fool you - the food is delicious! The variety is mind boggling but so far everything we’ve tried has been great.”

353 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036, United States

“Delicious meal in an intimate and almost fine-dining setting. There are 2 levels and we were seated on second floor. Our server, Xiomin was attentive and professional, quickly getting us what we order and need. The food itself is tasty and different, especially for someone having Beijing style food for the first time. Price is standard for NYC and our favorite dish was Signature Seafood Bisque that is basic but hit the right spot. Recommend as a must visit restaurant!”

146 E 55th St, New York, NY 10022, United States

“Wow! Food was absolutely amazing. So fresh and delicious. Highly recommended and worth the wait. Beef ramen was wonderful and the pork dumplings were a hand-made delight. So awesome letting my kid try real, fresh ramen! Lots of options on the menu and if you order to go, the bags are amazingly insulated to keep your food fresh and warm!! Impressed all around.”

2536 Broadway, New York, NY 10025, United States

“Chino Latino food is still alive in nyc and so I had to try it out. The braised fish sole was amazingly moist, my fork barely had to touch it as it sliced through. The buttery sauce goes well with the rice and the side salad helps as a palate cleanser. To top off the fish, it has some fried crunchy bits for texture added to the top that just works wonders! Going to try the steak next time!”

538 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10022, United States

“THANK YOU John!! We were blown away. We always say we have never experienced anything like it and every time you raise the bar. Kudos- The staff was flawless and the food sublime. Thank you and Chef Teddy for an unforgettable experience. Love 💕 Billy and Brandy”

65 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003, United States

“Absolutely amazing Uyghur food!!! Big plate chicken, beef dumplings, lamp with cumin is all amazing and good enough to feed two hungry guys. Coming from Toronto we have some pretty good Uyghur options but this absolutely amazed us (mostly me, unfortunately it wasn’t a five star for the other guy with me because it had a lot of cilantro—so if you don’t like cilantro this may not be the best for you) Oh and definitely get big plate chicken without the bones, it’s worth it. Also, beef dumplings are crazy. Like actually fire”

202 Centre St, New York, NY 10013, United States

“My first experience eating Dim Sum was quite an adventure, especially considering I don't speak Chinese. I had to learn on the spot how the ordering system worked, but luckily the staff was patient and helpful in guiding me through the process. I chose this particular place based on the excellent reviews I read online, and the popularity was evident when I had to wait for about an hour for a table as a party of two. It's essential to note that this place is usually extremely busy, and being willing to wait or getting waitlisted is necessary. Once seated, I delved into the world of Dim Sum, and I must say that I enjoyed some of the items. The fried rice was particularly delicious, and I appreciated the variety of Dim Sum options available. However, I was left disappointed by the beef balls. The texture was strange, and the flavor didn't resemble beef at all. It was an unfortunate letdown amidst an otherwise enjoyable meal. Overall, despite the initial language barrier and the wait time, my first Dim Sum experience was a positive one. I relished discovering new flavors and enjoyed most of the dishes I tried. The undeniable crowd speaks to the popularity of this place, and it's clear that many people hold this restaurant in high regard. If you're open to trying new foods and are willing to be a little patient, I would recommend giving Dim Sum a try at this establishment.”

1643 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10028, United States

“I have been eating from here for a year now🥲 It is hard to find a good Chinese restaurant in this area. Five stars for keeping the nice taste and portion! Don’t miss their lunch special menu which is available till 4PM. Definitely my go-to for take-out and delivery. Although the restaurant serves very spicy plates, there are also plenty of mild options, such as the one in the picture: eggplant and tofu in a sweet and sour soy sauce. I highly recommend that you check it out. 🤗”

207 Bowery, New York, NY 10002, United States

“Had a fun date night here. Its definitely a unique spot in terms of decoration and atmosphere, note the robot and projected scenery. Service was great and the meal itself was enjoyable as well. All hotpot ingredients are served on a tower in order to save space on the table, but that ends up putting a barrier between diners, and it's also a bit precarious (our shrimp paste took a tumble). All in all this is a solid hotpot joint with a few memorable quirks.”

1049 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10022, United States

“Went there on my lunch break hoping to have a nice lunch away from work, given that I always eat in. I had a terrible lunch, first the menu says that they have daily lunch specials it doesn’t say no weekends and they wouldn’t serve me it unless it was ordered to-go, I was disappointed. I still stayed there to order the steamed dumplings they informed me after I had already put in the order it would take 20 mins to prep. So I waited and also ordered the Diced fried fish, it was one the worst foods I’ve ever eaten, very dry, fried with hot peppers. The menu didn’t specify the ingredients. I ended up leaving super angry due that I still had to pay very pricey meal I didn’t eat nor enjoy.”

135 W 41st St, New York, NY 10036, United States

“Junzi Kitchen is trending recently as a new & Asian option for a quick fix lunch. The decor is artsy and bright with a couple of indoor seating & cozy ambiance. We did a take out order for 2 Rice Bowls and they were not the best but pretty decent. The options aren’t in a great variety, so we might get bored if we have it for lunch for a couple of days in a row.”

222 Varick St, New York, NY 10014, United States

“The food was awesome and delivered in under 15 minutes. The delivery guy was kind and friendly. Plus, the portions and crab sticks were great for this price! Oh, and they give you free rice and other things for ordering a certain amount!”

570 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10022, United States

“Solid portion size for the price. The pork belly bao was good, but I was hoping for more depth of flavor. It had a basic salty taste. The popcorn chicken was fried amazingly but it didn’t have much seasoning on it. Maybe it’s because it comes with sauce on the side. Overall, I like this spot and would definitely go again if I’m in the area!”