I think out of all the Hong Kong style spots in the neighborhood, there are definitely shinier and…read moremore modern looking ones since this place is more low key and usually less packed, but do not let that fool you. They have all the standard Hong Kong cafe fare, but at cheaper prices and with much bigger portion sizes. I dropped by after the gym for a protein heavy post workout meal and got their beef steak over rice for ten dollars, which would normally cost thirteen dollars or more at other spots, and the steak portions there would probably be smaller too. Since the place is generally smaller and less busy, the food also comes out much quicker. Highly recommend if you are tight on time and just want a quick bite.

A very quiet restaurant with only 2 other tables when we entered. We originally wanted to go to…read moreFarmer's table but it was too crowded so we gave this place a try. A family member (in law) is visting from Hong Kong so we wanted a family dinner. Ordered a few dishes family style and food was good. Hot, fast and decent. Good service and able to accommodate our large party size (there was 9 of us plus a squirming child that kept going under table and running around). Party of 9 for good amount of food and total was $125 (before tips). Ordered: 6 white rice 1 lemon tea & 1 milk tea (all cold) Water & hot tea all around Water spinach AAchoy lettuce with garlic sauce Pan fried egg shrimp Black Pepper beef (sizzling platter) Peking Pork chop Beef with bitter melon Buddhist delight

Went to Young Fish on 8th Ave with a friend and shared the large chili oil sauerkraut fish with…read morebasa. We knew the large would be big, but it was still more food than we expected once it came to the table. Definitely not something I'd order alone. The broth was sour first, then the spice started building in an amazing way after a few bites. It wasn't painfully spicy or anything, but there was enough chili oil to make us slow down a little. The basa was very soft and picked up a lot of the broth, which I liked. Some pieces had been sitting near the bottom longer and tasted even better. The restaurant is pretty casual. Our food came out quickly. I'd order the same flavor again, but next time I'd either bring more people or get a smaller portion because the large was honestly a lot for two.

Great local spot in the heart of Chinatown. My bf and I had…read morethe green Szechuan peppercorn fish and golden sauerkraut fish and both were so tasty and very fragrant. Staff was very attentive to us and gave us good recommendations and the ambiance and one pretty lively during prime lunch and dinner hours. Check this spot out!

I love dim sum and trying out new dishes that I have not heard of. I came here with my family to…read moretry their mochi bread with custard in the middle which sounded absolutely delicious to me. The other dimsum items were pretty basic so there were no complaints. The mochi bread actually had such an interesting texture but I just wish the custard was a little more on the softer end. Another dish that I tried from this dimsum place was durian egg tarts. I've never seen that before at any other dimsum place I've been to and I was pleasantly surprised!

This place has been here for almost 10 years and I didn't even know until a friend recommended it…read more One of the few dim sum restaurants that still opens early at 9am. Very popular with the locals. The manager said it's crowded early in the mornings, so expect a wait unless you get here before the doors open. You can get a seat faster if you are willing to share a table with strangers. Say... Who is that, trying to eat my pork bun? Usual old school carts are pushed around often. The usual dim sum suspects are served piping hot. Tried various dishes. Good but not great. Many private rooms in the back for large parties. Each private room are equipped with their own A/V system with Karaoke (for those less timid). My favorite were the shao mai. I've rarely seen a place put in so many mushrooms! My least favorite were the taro puffs. Were these just taken out of the fridge? But at least they give you four! But on the smaller sized than normal. Some parking beside the restaurant.

There are just tooo toooo many restaurants in Nyc! Some are good and bad. Nothing to hesitate…read moreabout. Whether a bad reviews on Yelp don't effect them at all. In Chinatown, they only care about the money. So if any tourist feel like they are treated differently or the food is bad. Don't take it seriously! There are so many other restaurants to try. This restaurant is my first attempt, but u enjoy it. Order the 3 entrees and 1 soup for price of $18-30. Very affordable and fill you up. If you don't know what to order just ask the service. Ask them for the traditional Chinese food. "Sweet and sour pork" real style, not the one like in the take out restaurants breaded fry pork or chicken in red sauce! Those are Americanize style. Which taste bad no offend. Anyway a great place for family and friend to fine in at even by yourself too.

I've been obsessed with fried dumplings recently, so my coworker recommended me this place. I got…read morethe fried dumplings and fishballs which were both very good. The dumplings were very tasty and just the right amount of meat inside. Also, the fishballs were soft and delicious. I will definitely be coming back here. Just a heads up that you do not get served here. I have absolutely no problem with that, but for those who do heed my warning. You go in front and order your food, then you get to watch them make your order since they have an open kitchen They make their own noodles which was fun to see too. Also, they have sriracha which is always a plus in my book.

Food is amazing. Delicious. Service is very nice. Atmosphere is like China haha. It feels like…read moreleaving NYC and into a restaurant in China. We got the fish with sour flavor. It's so good. I might order this for my Friday party. The chicken dish is a must have. It's was so good. The picture on the menu doesn't do this justice. The service is friendly. I love how fast our food came. Ambiance is Okie. But it's mostly empty since they do a lot of delivery.

I ordered delivery for a late dinner and it was so delicious. I ordered their signature golden soup…read morebasa fish which was so affordable at about $12-13 for a single person portion. Their portion size is also very generous. It was enough for two meals. It was so good, I'm drooling just thinking about it again. I think I might try the tomato next time but the golden soup was just too good.

Catered 2 dinners from this place and it did not disappoint! The owner was very friendly and…read morehelpful. The food was decent portions. Taste wise - great taste too the dishes were ordered. Not so greasy also. Dishes ordered: Peking pork chop, seafood pan fried noodles. Ying Chow fried rice, steak with asparagus (the steak was so soft and tender), lobster yee mein, tofu bon lam pot, clams, shrimps with walnut, roast pig, green onion chicken.

Excellent choice for Cantonese food. Everything was great. We had:…read more Lobster sticky rice - Can't go wrong here, recommended! Fried spare ribs - Awesome Beef chow fun - Very good Seafood crispy noodles - Excellent House special clams - Super good Seafood mix - Very good Kailan with beef - Good

We enjoyed our dinner here at this local small eatery. Didn't have high expectations so was very…read moresurprised how delicious everything came out. We ordered lobster with vermicelli, yellow eel clay pot rice, pea shoots, mushroom tofu dish and lamb chops. Everything came out so quickly which was unexpected since it was a packed house for Chinese New Eve dinner. Service was nice, people were friendly. Will come here again!

Cash only Ordered…read morethe pork and duck Was good They have seatings but I took my food to go.

Truly authentic Chinese food. I enjoyed every bite. Look forward to order again.I ordered 3 dishes…read morewhich with a very reasonable price and fast delivery

- Small restaurant serving Chinese BBQ meats, dim sum, and the usual selection of classic Chinese…read moredishes for both dine-in and takeout - The space is bright and open, with a handful of tables available for those who want to eat in - Service was quick and no-frills--order at the counter, pay, pick up your food, and you're on your way - The food was just okay--we ordered two single BBQ meat over rice plates: the roast pig was mostly fat with very little meat, although the skin was impressively crispy; the roast pork was well-seasoned and thinly sliced but a tad too lean; the rice was fluffy, and the cabbage was soft and cooked well - Unfortunately, the orders came without any sauce, which made the meal feel dry; not sure if it was accidentally omitted, but it definitely would have made a big difference