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    Rain Modern Chinese

    3.8 (380 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Scallion pancakes and rice for the table.
    Leo Y.

    It's amazing how much better the food was then I remember. We walked in as a group of four and were quickly seated by a window. Hot tea came out before we even had a chance to ask for it, which was perfect for a cold November afternoon. We were able to get refills on the tea without issues. When we ordered two servings of wonton soup the server asked if we would like the soups split into four smaller bowls, which we did. The rice came as a single bowl at the center of the table. The dishes were very well seasoned and a good portion size. It was great to eat family style and taste everything. They're fountain that's at the entrance reflected off the windows as we were sitting so it actually looks like it was raining outside, which given the name, is a cool effect. Overall, it's an excellent spot to stop by.

    Karen N.

    I continue to go to Rain and always get the same amazing waiter. He knows what I like and I have a "usual" order now. Sometimes I keep him guessing but EVERYTHING is delicious. Can't go wrong. Hit it on a snow filled night and the view is spectacular.

    I found metal in my noodles, had already eaten a couple bites so I hope I haven't eaten any small pieces of the wiring I didn't see.

    Foreground: delicious clams in black bean sauce appetizer. Right, pea shoots. Left: soup dumplings. Rear: what's left of scallion pancakes.
    Pauline L.

    I don't know when Rain Modern Chinese started serving brown rice as an option with its entrees, but this is good news to me. I only know of a handful of Asian restaurants that will do this. It's expensive for them but brown rice is a healthier option. It's been a while since I've reviewed Rain. We've been stopping in to catch part of the Giants games. There are some Giants fans on staff which makes it fun. The last time we stopped in, Big Blue won. Rain remains an attractive restaurant. The staff is friendly and attentive. In addition to the brown rice, I like their spicy vegetables. I had Sautéed String Beans with Minced Pork which I really enjoyed. I've also always liked their Shanghai Soup Dumplings. The recipe has changed over the years. The dumplings are now larger and a bit more doughy, but they're still great. My husband has a new favorite dish. It's the Fried Fresh Squid with Seasoned Salt and Pepper Specialty. It's an explosion of flavors including some sliced jalapeño pepper. We take leftovers home and the fried squid reheats great in the air fryer.

    Chicken and Broccoli
    Annie F.

    Looking for a tasty and affordable lunch option on Lark Street? Look no further than Rain Modern Chinese! I came here for the first time on a weekday afternoon, and the place was mostly empty. Their menu is extensive and includes many lunch options. Since it was my first time visiting, I wanted to judge them on one of my favorite and classic Chinese dishes - Chicken and Broccoli. It came with either egg drop or sweet and sour soup, as well as two spring rolls and your choice of fried, white, or brown rice for $15. I opted for the egg drop soup, which, unfortunately, I decided not to eat due to the consistency. It was gel like and just didn't appeal to me. Fortunately, the Chicken and Broccoli was delicious and was a great portion size. It was incredibly filling! The service was also great as the waiter was extremely attentive and friendly. I will definitely return to try more menu items for both lunch and dinner!

    Alexa H.

    Great prices!! My go to uber eats always. My favorite is the soup dumplings and the half portions of noodles are enough for two meals.

    Chicken with Mixed Vegetables
    Danielle L.

    I have been to Rain Modern Chinese quite a few times. Unfortunately the best thing that I can say about it is that is is pretty widely inconsistent. I have had a few okay experiences and some bad ones. The bad ones consist of shamefully overcooked meat, to the point that it crunches in your mouth rather than being able to actually chew it and specialty sauces that I am positive come from a jar! DO NOT ORDER THE PINEAPPLE LYCHEE DUCK! Or order at your own risk. The dumplings are typically good but I can't imagine they are house made. The service is generally okay. The best experience was the one I had most recently with a group of friends. Simon was our waiter and took the greatest of care of our table. He treated us like friends rather than customers. Overall I still prefer the quality of the food at Ala Shanghai Chinese Restaurant in Latham. The food is always good! You can tell because it's always slammed! Plus it has its own generous and safe parking lot. Rain is in a super sketchy area of Downtown Albany, though the restaurant is nice once you're safely inside.

    Honey walnut shrimp
    Rich H.

    We ate lunch here today, we have eaten here many many tines, food is Fabulous. Service is very good and quick. I had the honey walnut shrimp, just awsm. My wife had the General Tso's Chicken, its the best. We recommend and will definitely go back.

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    Fried rice, general tso, boneless pork ribs is good. Chicken broccoli is not great and same with the spicy fried chicken

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    Tasty food. Good location. Nice ambience. Good service. My go to choice for sit down Chinese dining.

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    Love this restaurant. One of the best tasting Chinese food in Albany. Parking can be tight on Lark but it's worth the trip.

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    I threw up after and it gave me food poisoning and a lasting acidic taste in my mouth and messed up my stomach for many days.

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    The food and service were great! We will be back. The Peking Duck was yummy, as were the egg rolls, Orange beef and the Mango chicken.

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    Ask the Community - Rain Modern Chinese

    Open this Month?

    Yes - open for dine in, takeout, and delivery.

    Can someone tell me the secret password to get the dim sum menu at this place? I can only find it on allmenus.com. it's not offered on GrubHub and they said they didn't have a separate menu when I asked at the restaurant.

    I haven't had their dim sum nor did I know about it but typically, dim sum is served in the morning/early afternoon on weekends.

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    Ok, it's definitely Peter Chan in the kitchen after my skepticism in previous update. I know this…read morebecause first, a regular customer came in and called out "hey Peter how you doin?" Second, because the hard working chef is once again quietly exerting his authority with small acts of independence. He brought out my lunch special himself but declined to give me a dinner plate (needed because the serving entirely covers the oval plate it was delivering on) and, once again, my pork with pickled cabbage had no pickled cabbage. Touche, Peter. The regular customer ordered items I would never consider, like walnut shrimp and egg foo young. But I'm sure it was still great, as was my no-pickles pork, as is everything Peter cooks. The guy is a gem. And he looks to be in good health after that mystery hiatus so I hope he'll be around awhile.

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