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    3.7 (109 reviews)

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Beef pieces in soup.
    Ronald W.

    Needing nourishment after running the marathon a picture of Braised Beef noodle soup caught my eye. The restaurant is spacious with white table cloths. The soup was very comforting with a slight heat. The meat was great with a lot of soft connective tissue. The bowl was full of meat and satisfied my cravings. The noodles were just ok. No chew to it but plentiful. Only qualm I had was the tip was calculated including tax. This is a place I would like to return to to try more from the menu.

    Orange Chicken
    Gatangalie S.

    A group of 4 of us dined here on a winter Friday Evening. We'd arrived around 8PM EST and surprisingly had the whole restaurant for ourselves. Totally enjoyed the white tablecloth and napkins with a handmade printed rose . We ordered steamed shrimp dumplings for appetizers. The dumplings were slightly thin with a gigantic shrimp waiting to be eaten inside. It was quite tasty and we could tell it was freshly cooked prior to serving. Each order was served with 4 dumplings, which was great for two people. For drinks, my friend ordered a pot of hot green tea. And two of us ordered a glass of red and white wine each. For entree, we'd shared the below: - Orange Chicken - boneless marinated in soy sauce, and fresh ginger - Chicken with Broccoli - stirred to perfection and utterly delicious Overall the food portion was just enough for serving about two people each. Our meal was prepared exceptionally well. The atmosphere was pleasant. We had a beautiful time. The staff was so nice and caring.

    Dolonchapa C.

    Went to vibe check this new place. Clever name! We were basically there for dumplings and apps which they made fresh for us. The shrimp dumplings were pretty standard. Packed with meat and thin coating of the rice thing outside The pan seared pork dumplings were better than similar restaurants in the neighborhood - I think the filling had very good flavors The soup dumplings were good not great (I may or may not be a soup dumpling snob). As in I'm not going to order it again here. Mostly because I'm sure they make something else that is a lot better We always order Dan Dan noodles at every place we go to. Theirs was really good but it was 1-2$ above the average. Overall, not a cheap place but might become one of our takeout options

    Dining Room
    Elyssa G.

    Been living on UES for over 15 years and can't believe I waited so long to try this place. Love the table cloths. Gives the place a finer dining atmosphere. Great service. Great food. Everything we ordered was so good- pan seared pork dumplings, shredded chicken in garlic sauce, shrimp chow fun. Yum! They even offer lunch specials (M-F 11:30am-3:30pm, excluding holidays)

    59. Beef with Broccoli
    Ames C.

    It's nice to know that we still have places like Our New Place that still serves comfort Chinese food, in UES, such as General Tso chicken, sweet and sour chicken, Beef with broccoli and etc. The time I went was for early dinner and there weren't a crowd yet. Everything that I ordered was delicious except for the chicken/beef skewers (they were a bit on the dry side almost like eating beef jerky- not a bad thing) Here you can find a variety of options on their menu. Their servers are friendly and attentive. The place is roomy and can fit a good size party (if needed).

    Dim sum menu
    Elaine C.

    I wasn't expecting much from a Chinese dim sum restaurant this far up on the Upper East Side, but it was a lovely surprise! According to the owner, they've only just started up their weekend dim sum menu, but they are very proud of having hired a real Cantonese chef to oversee the cooking. The quality of having someone more authentic there really shines through - the dumplings (har gow, siumai) & tofu skin we're especially tasty.

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    Paul W.

    The food is fantastic and the service is very good. I was a little skep at first because the restaurant atmosphere is different. The decor is a clean bright restaurant but most of the meals were take out. only a couple of people besides us were dining in. Anyway the food is delicious great flavors and spices were spot on. Give them a try.

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    Great food and delivery ! Solid for a family style takeout meal. Everything was fresh and not very oily. Highly recommend.

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    What happened? You started off incredibly delicious. Now? Yuck! Please go back to your original excellence.

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    Best Chinese food on the upper east side hands down, beef and broccoli was amazing and the mei fun!

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    Soup dumpling, tofu, best scallion pancakes. Under rated. Great for take out. Eat in is good too

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    MY FAVORITE PLACE IN NEW YORK. staff was so kind. Felt very homey and sweet. All the food was amazing.

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    Amazing food with generous portions. Lovely service as well. Great spot for dinner after the met.

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