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    New Ah Ping Snacketeria

    4.2 (19 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Kevin Z.

    Totally disappointed. They need to get some real waiters or some human fitted into service industry. I been here a couple time and this is about the worst. Out of nowhere I wanted some FJ food on a cold rainy night, I decide to go here thinking this is cleaner than most spot around. Or at least it doesn't have that underground smell. I got here thinking this being a quick meal. Barely seated or taken off my backpack, the waitress hovered over me asking what I want to eat. I didn't get to look at the menu. I look at her and say can I at least sit down first. She walked away. About a few minutes, I am ready to order what I wanted. She said the item is not available now cuz they are cleaning at dinner hour!! Good organization skills there. Then she said there is no rice available after 5 minutes. Then I decide to wait cuz how long does it take to cook rice right? I told her I will wait and order an appetizer as well. After getting my appetizer, I did my dulingo while waiting and about 30 minutes passed. The same waitress comes and ask what do I want to order for dinner. I was about to leave and I should have. The food came after 10 minutes more. This is when stuff goes really wrong. Another waitress got comfortable and seat next to me to watch a show on her phone. I wasnt enjoy my dinner at this point. Then in the end of my food, I found a piece of hair in my take out container. Yeah!! They put my eat in order in a take out container. Also when I asked to pay at the counter, the lady asked ME what I order. I am so pissed.

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    Amy G.

    Great addition to Chinatown -- we don't need anymore fuzhounese restaraunts but I don't mind one that fits the bill and is delicious. Located on Division street (where the old HK station used to be) it provides a hefty amount of seating and best of all, they have a bathroom! You know a place is clean when their bathroom is clean. I order the basics, peanut butter noodles and fuzhounese wonton soup but my sisters go all out. My niece calls it "orange noodles" and she loves it -- though they can do more with the sauce. The prices are super cheap and I see a lot of tourists in this place as well. Though Shui Mei Cafe has a place in my heart, I will return to Ah Pings when I am craving more than just fuzhounese food as they have so many more things for me to try. I also do hope that they will stop the use of styrofoam and invest in bowls and plates because who doesn't love to be eco-friendly?

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    Joanna H.

    Originally 88 Reach House. Moved to a location on Division that is bigger and brighter. Still super busy during lunch hours. Great place for freshly prepared authentic Fuzhou style Chinese food.

    Oyster omelette over rice $6 (not a miniature kidney)
    Kelly C.

    this is like the 3rd peanut noodle places i've been to in NY chinatown lol first, they all taste similar.. i basically can't tell the difference. the good thing about this spot is that they have more seats and quite spacious so you're not cramped in there. it's also nice they have a bigger menu here so if you're not feeling your typical dumplings and noodles, they have more complex dishes and fish and veggie with rice. i recently had the oyster omlette over rice which was alrite~ interesting to find cauliflower in there lol my first to see that in an omelet lol overall, it's alright, point to what you want and make sure they're charging you the right price!

    Stir fries snow pea shoots
    Wen-Chun F.

    Very authentic Fuzhou comfort food served in basic settings. Everything we have tried is so delicious! The stir fried snow pea shoots were very tender and full of flavor. Fish ball soup was piping hot and had about ten fish balls (for only $3). The Fuzhou style spare ribs were deep fried qith chunks of taro in a sweet and sour sauce. The veggies in the pork fried rice noodles ($5) were just a tad bitter, which was perfect for the dish. For sure this food has more subtle flavor than say sichuan cuisine, but still outstanding in its own way. Five stars.

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    Soooooo goooooooood. Order their sea clam mi fun !!!!!!! It's literally the best food and best noodle ever.

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    Fu Zhou ribs and taro over rice. Comes with soup. $5.50. Super filling. It's my favorite food in the hood.

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    Fujianese style chinese food. Food is pretty good and very afforable price. My grab-n-go lunch spot when im in Chinatown for a quick lunch.

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    As the name implies, it really is an excellent dumpling house!…read more Me and my buddies were in Jersey and New York for some hockey games, and wanted to go to a deli, get some Chinese food, and a slice of pizza. Got off the E train and when we looked for Chinese food, this place popped up with good reviews and it was just a short walk from where we got off the train. My buddies ordered the special lunches and we also got two types of xlb's, beef chow fun, and some fried dumplings. The special lunches come with a little fried rice, cold garlic flavored noodle, choice of egg drop or hot and sour soup, and main side. My buddies all enjoyed their meals. The beef chow fun was also really good and beef was nice and tender. The xiao long baos were excellent and is comparable to any place in California like DTF. Nice and juicy and great with some ginger, soy sauce, and spicy chili. Friendly service and food comes out pretty quickly. Credit card is accepted. Bathroom was also very clean, which is sometimes rare in some Chinese restaurants I have been to. If you're looking for a good Chinese meal, stop here when you're in the Chelsea area.

    I've been looking for a place open late-ish to get food in Chelsea now that the Malibu Diner is…read moresadly gone. I hadn't been to EDH in a while and was happy to see they do have later hours (with a smaller late night menu). The place was pretty busy at 10:00 PM last Saturday, with a wide range of diners, which is good for business. The food though, at least that night, was really disappointing. My friend had the chicken dumplings. He said they were okay. I thought they were overcooked. My steamed shrimp shumai were fine, but steamed, they didn't have much flavour. The edamame, on the other hand, had way too much when it should have almost none. I don't know if it was excess salt, MSG or something else, but not good. I should have sent them back. I hope this was just an off night for the kitchen.

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    I am obsessed. This place is a 10 all around. The food is delicious, the ambiance is warm and…read moreromantic, the the service is impeccable. The main dining room has dramatic high ceilings and beautiful chandeliers. They have long stick candles burning on every table. It was absolutely gorgeous and such a special experience. The presentation really stood out. The carrot dumplings were so delicious and shaped like carrots. It had minced mushrooms in it and tasted like dun tai fungs vegetarian dumplings. I am a fan. The ducks in a row are basically deep fried dumplings. at dim sum, my family calls it footballs. It's shaped like ducks and it's the cutest thing ever. The peanut cold noodles were also delicious. I loved everything we ordered and the pistachio chocolate dessert was not too sweet and perfect end to our dinner. I was suspicious that this place would be all show but they really delivered in their food quality, service, and presentation. Just wow. 100% would recommend

    The vibe and food here is great! It's also very good for larger parties. We were a group of 10 and…read moreI was able to make a reservation without dealing with a pre fix meal or being put into a private room which I appreciated. We went family style for our dishes which worked very well. Everything we got was delicious, but the garlic fried rice, kung pao monkfish, crab rangoons and wok fried xo cheung fun noodles were my favorites. I also tried the Blush cocktail which was similar to a lychee martini. I loved it and it was perfectly sweet. Overall it was on the pricey side once we split everything, but the vibes were great for a nice night out.

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    Philippe Chow

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    Yeah Id say that was a pretty splendid meal. Shared everything thank goodness…read more Started with the wok fried beef dumplings which were good on their own but had this fire ahh spicy honey mustard wow. Then the scallion pancakes which were crispy and airy paired with this very interesting sauce that was clear but tasted like sweet and sour sauce. For mains we got Kung Pao Chicken which was pretty delicious but my star of the show was the Crispy Beef. It was crispy asf and skinny too I didn't know you could make beef skinny like that. Sauce was super tasty and thick. On the side was broccoli which was fine and eggplant which was fine on its own and good with the chili sauce. Split the Fortune Cookie Red Velvet Cake which okay I thought there would be more creativity with adding fortune cookies somewhere in the cake but it was just a cake with fortune cookies on top. Also they put 2 when we had 4 people like lowkey they couldve just put 2 more on there but anyways the cake itself was pretty tasty so can't complain there.

    Philippe Chow is why Yelp exists. You would otherwise never know that this upscale Chinese…read moreRestaurant blasts club music and mandates 20% gratuities. The food is all over the place but the main theme is that everything is over-seasoned to please the crowd of people who all were gulping down colorful sugary cocktails with dinner while wearing athletic clothing. Peking duck (for 4-5) had great accompaniments (rare to actually get bao with it) but it was a lackluster portion of duck. Salt and pepper shrimp were offensively salted. Special "mignon" was great. The hand-pulled noodles *gasp* weren't hand pulled. "BBQ" chicken in the other noodles was very dry. Sea bass portion was very small. Scallion pancakes were good. Shrimp dumplings were the highlight. I recommend skipping this restaurant.

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