Sesame Chicken More beautiful than heaven…read moreVery yummy soup (Definitely worthy of a visit, good pricing and quality on the lunch specials)

Surprisingly to find good Chinese food in a spot of Manhattan I did not expect good Chinese food…read more Pei dan sau yuk jook was pretty good, eggplant clay pot, green beans, all equally good. Har gow were the one decidedly average dish, and even they they were certainly acceptable enough. Service was solid, interior is super cliche, but, well, it was pretty good all around. Not sure I'd rave like crazy about it, but definitely a solid spot for any locals.

Great service and meal. Enjoyed all our food and drinks…read more Favorites were the Shrimp & Walnuts and Salt and Pepper Chicken.

Ambiance: good space! Next time I would like to try the dining area because bar was hard to talk to…read moremy friends Service: quick and good Food $$: food was good! We did family style Audience: Solo Trip [X] Family Friendly [ X] Friends [X] Date Spot [X] Recommendations/tips: I would recommend

Loveeeeee this place! Have been going there for years. It's about a 10 mn walk from my apartment. I…read morejust love dim sum. Chinese food is my favorite. Never been disappointed. I go there alone or with friends. Sometimes, I even go there twice a week. Could eat there every day. May is my favorite waitress there. We've become friends! I lovvve the little crispy pork ribs with garlic flakes, chicken feet!, scallion pancakes, shumai, different dumplings. All of it! I also love the lo mein, fried rice. honey walnut shrimp with broccoli, (my favorite- fabulous dish! ) Their food is great. For dessert, the sesame balls are yummy! Highly recommend this place.

Popped into NYC for the weekend and my fiancé wanted some dim sum. It was close to Broadway and we…read morewalked there. To be honest we didn't know there was so many Dim Sum Palace in Manhattan, because this was a different one than the one we believe we went to. We sat down and order food. We just wanted something light to eat for the day so we didn't order much. The restaurant is a bit small and the tables were place very close to each other. We wrote down what we want and the orders start rolling in. We got some delicious dumplings and pork buns. The scallion pancake was light and fluffy. We were excited for the Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce. We did order Singapore mei fun but they forgot it. I was kind of happy they did because we were full. Overall it was a good place to get some dim sum.

Wah Fung No. 1 Fast Food is one of those iconic Chinatown spots that lives up to the hype. It's a…read moretiny, no-frills takeout counter, but the roast pork over rice is the real star...tender, juicy, slightly sweet, and perfectly charred. The portions are generous for the price (only $6 and it's cash only), making it one of the best cheap eats in NYC. There's usually a line, but it moves quickly, and the whole experience is very much grab-and-go. No seating, just a delicious box of Cantonese roast meats to take with you. Definitely a must-try if you're in Chinatown and craving an affordable, satisfying meal!

- Food was amazing for its price point. $6. We got the duck and pork order. Chicken would've been…read moregood, but duck beats chicken for me. - Service was solid for the wait time. There were maybe 8-10 people in front of me and it was under 30 minutes. By the time I got my food there was maybe 15-20 in line. - Not a sit down place, but there is a nice park across the street where you can sit and eat. Would go again if I'm ever back in the city. Lots of walking so this will get your energy back up !

Amazing Chinese food! The shredded pork and preserved egg congee was warm, comforting, and full of…read moreflavor. The roasted duck was juicy with a delicious crispy skin, and the crispy pork was perfectly seasoned and crunchy. Everything tasted fresh and authentic. Great food and definitely a place I'll come back to!

My uncle lives nearby, so I suggested this spot for dinner. (He loves Chinese food, so he was…read moregame!) The food was great and service was attentive. It was a bit sad to see that there weren't many customers on a weekday night, especially given that the food was pretty good. The interior isn't really giving date-night, and it's pretty bare interior-design-wise. It is family-friendly and can certainly accommodate larger groups.

Came here because we had a hankering for Peking duck and we weren't disappointed. Even better, the…read morexlb dumplings were excellent! The pea shoots were also delicious although highly expensive for the portion. Most people in the room were Chinese, which is always a good sign. Definitely check this place out if you have the hankering for Peking duck!

We went because of the Peking duck reviews, and it was delicious. It wasn't a presentation, they…read morejust brought it to your table already sliced, but it was very good. And the other things we ordered were delicious as well. We look forward to returning and trying more things on the menu. And the waitress was very sweet and brought me my sweater when I forgot it, thank you!

Went back to Congee Village twice this summer and had very good experiences both times. What really…read moresaved the meals was ordering the seafood specials. They're not cheap, but we thought they were good enough to justify the trip all the way downtown to Chinatown. Sautéed Lobster with Sticky Rice, S.P., around $50: Somehow, the lobster and sticky rice combination works extremely well. The juices from the live lobster soak into the sticky rice, giving it a rich, savory flavor that reminds me of Spanish paella. It's a very satisfying dish. Live Fish, Fillet with Scallion, S.P., around $50-$100: Exceptionally fresh, and the fish was filleted very well. The preparation was simple enough to let the freshness and natural flavor of the fish come through. I would come back for these dishes. Congee Village may be expensive now, but good for special occasions to taste fresh and well prepared seafood.

A friend recommended this Cantonese restaurant/porridge place. The clay pot porridge was indeed…read morequite good. Pork & Preserved Egg Porridge皮蛋瘦肉粥: Delicious! It was my first time having porridge made with salted pork. The pork shreds were tender and flavorful after marinating, making the congee very aromatic. Salted Chicken Porridge家鄉鹹雞粥: Not recommended. The salted chicken wasn't umami or aromatic, the flavor was dull and slightly greasy, and there were a lot of bone residues. Chinese Green with Black Fungus油鹽水菜心: I thought the seasoning was too bland and the ginger flavor too strong, but my parents thought it was delicious. It might be more suitable for older people who prefer lighter flavors.

Yes, yes, yes! I loved this restaurant! I had seen it walking down the street once, and the next…read moreweekend it appeared in a food review so I felt I must try!! Pork buns, soup dumplings, so much food to choose from. Start small, try a few dishes and leave room for more! Everything was hot and fresh. Service was fast. Prices good. I'll definitely be back!

This was our second dim sum lunch while in midtown for a few days. It was fab! Highly recommend!…read moreService was ok. Ambiance is nothing earth shattering. But the food was really good. Prices reasonable esp for midtown. We didn't have time to get to Chinatown and this was just as good as what we might have found there. We ate every morsel! The pea shoot dumplings were PARTICULARLY good! Gooey and tasty! Perfect!