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    Supreme Restaurant

    3.7 (2.3k reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Crab Meat & Pork Soup Dumplings
    Gordon Y.

    Cuisine: 7 Service: 3 Decor: 5 Value: 7 Overall: 5 This restaurant has changed many names over time, but it still seems to be the same old place that serves below average Shanghainese food. The only thing they always did right was their soup dumplings. On my recent visit, my friends and I really wanted to see if the soup dumplings were still delicious. The answer is it's different, still decent, but definitely not what it was before. There is probably someone else at the helm making these dumplings. The main giveaway is the soup itself, both the pork, as well as the crab/pork, were not as rich or flavorful as it once was. Though we preferred the crab/pork. That's not necessarily a bad thing for some people since it' feels cleaner and lighter. However, I do miss that intense burst of umami from their previous version. As for the skin, the pork ones were surprisingly much thicker than the crab/pork, which were super thin. That seems odd since we only saw one chef making them. Both types were a little sticky, but not too bad. The filling was good, not too mushy or too firm. Overall a pretty well made soup dumpling. Unfortunately, the service was just very poor. Three of us were the only customers inside the restaurant other than one other table of two. They were already served, so you would think we would get some attention. Instead, I had to get up just so the two waiters would recognize us ready to order. When our waitress did come over, her face looked like she wanted nothing to do with her job. Then after I ordered the soup dumplings, I asked to hold onto a menu because we may get more. Two minutes later, our waitress came by and swiped the menu off the table without asking if we wanted more food, which I was going to order. That really didn't sit well with us and we simply decided we will finish rest of our meal elsewhere. I hope they hire better waitstaff because their soup dumplings are not good enough for me to overlook the treatment we received that day. It is simply not excusable. Therefore, you won't see me back for quite some time.

    Beef and broccoli and rice. Delish!
    Bronwyn B.

    Delicious food, quick service - perfect pit stop while in Chinatown. A go to for me! As an FYI only debit card/cash accepted for payment. Another FYI is rice is not included with dishes like beef and broccoli/General Tso's, etc.

    Pork Xiao long bao
    Derek Z.

    The dumplings and buns were so juicy it was shocking. The fried rice was alright, but nothing to write home about and the pancake was really good with the beef. It had all the ingredients in a Peking ducking dish. The service was fast and efficient, everything I would ask for at a dim sum spot. I just went back and they are renovating the restaurant to look a little nicer. The food quality is still great and we just got the hits from last time. I think this is my favorite dim sum in NYC right now.

    Pork Soup Dumplings
    Emily Y.

    Pretty good dim sum and Chinese food! I wouldn't say these are life changing, but pretty average Chinese food. I will say definitely get the classic pork soup dumplings and pan friend pork buns, as they are great classics to have. The interior itself is a bit dated, but still pretty clean.

    Cindy C.

    09.27.2025 @3pm Walk in for a table of 4. My kids favorite shanghai bun place. Less crowded at this hour, perfect timing for us.

    mimi v.

    I always come here for the soup dumplings. Hole in the wall and bathroom is downstairs. I believe this place only takes cash and a charge to use credit cards..

    Yahaira M.

    Food was good overall. Only issue was finding a roach in our soup dumpling bowl. They were nice enough to switch it out for a new one right away but omg talk about heart attack! There is pleanty of seating. I would be scared to come back and find something else in my plate tbh. The peanut sauce dumplings were the beT choice. Everything else was ok.

    87. Pork Chop with Salt and Pepper
    Sherica G.

    So... I like flavorful dishes and I am ok with MSG once in a while and this is one of those restaurants where everything that we ordered were good... but I do think they have added a few pinches of MSG there. Even the bokchoy was so satisfying. Pork chop was tender, soup dumpling has a lot of soup and was palatable. The crab with shrimp and spinach dumpling had a pleasant presentation and tasted wonderful. I would go back here if I have a chance.

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    Sofyan S.

    Food (5/5): Dishes we're solid and reasonably high quality especially for the prices. The squid and the soup dumplings were really delicious and enjoyable. Service (4/5): No issues with the service whereby they took our order quickly and food came out fast. Ambiance (4/5): Nice interior with a good amount of seating. We came as a group of 4 and the table had enough space. The restaurant looks like a classic authentic Chinese restaurant and overall the food was delicious.

    Dong Po Pork, salt pepper fish filet, eggplant, soup dumplings
    Andrew W.

    A Chinatown classic spot... so good! We got soup dumplings and not a single one broke, which is always a sign of quality. I specifically came here so some of my friends could try dong po rou, which isn't the easiest dish to find, and Supreme does it well. The eggplant and salt-and-pepper fried fish were excellent as well. The only miss was the mouth-watering chicken, but hey I had low expectations to begin with ordering a Sichuan dish at a Shanghainese restaurant (general advice: don't do what we did). I'll look to try the wine chicken or wine sauce fish fillet next time.

    14. Scallion Pancake
    Melody C.

    My absolute favorite Shanghai restaurant in nyc. Everything is super affordable and I can inhale baskets after baskets of XLB here. I've had a few of their appetizers, and they all slap, especially the fried tiny buns and scallion pancakes. I really like their jajangmian too but it was lacking a bit of flavor the last time I ordered it. Hopefully it was just one instance. I'm not a fan of the red-ish lighting in there; I think they can use a facelift and get rid of the booths. The workers are usually pretty nice and good at their jobs. Iirc, they only accept cash.

    Pork Soup Dumplings
    Amber K.

    Came here after a long walk for some soup dumplings and it didn't disappoint. They are cash or debit only so make sure you have the right payment on hand before entering. There are a bunch of tables and bathrooms in the facility. I likes the pork soup dumplings a lot. They didn't break apart easily like other places and the soup stayed inside and was very delicious. We also got a rice cake stir fry and the mapo tofu. I didn't like the tofu that much only for the reason that it wasn't very spicy but otherwise I would come again!

    Bellody C.

    Soup dumplings are still good. There was a time where they chase you if you don't provide enough tip. I love their shanghai jajamyeon but this time getting it after a few years, it was a bit different. It was way soupy instead of saucy. I poured out the what was supposed to be the sauce and you can see the consistency is like soup. This is still my go-to shanghai place though.

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    So good! Loads of fresh dim sum. The soup dumplings were incredible. Definitely worth going if you're in the city

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    Does anyone know if this is run by the same people as Shanghai Cafe deluxe (the name of the restaurant before this one)?

    Yes, they're the same owners. They just changed the restaurant name.

    Do they take credit cards?

    Always has been and still is CASH ONLY. When in chinatown always have cash.

    Do they offer indoor dinning?

    Yes they offer indoor dining and outdoor dining. I go there every week for take out frozen crab meat dumplings.

    Anyone know if they have gluten free options or if they are made with rice flour/paper?

    I don't think offer gluten-free, sadly.

    Who knows if and when Shanghai Cafe is reopening?

    It's definitely open again. I just went today

    I heard that this one has been closed for good?

    They reopened as "Shanghai Dumpling."

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    We've been to several different locations of Nan Xiang before and it is always a favorite. When we…read morediscovered the Koreatown Nan Xiang was right around the corner from our hotel this visit, we made it a priority to visit, and we brought friends who were new to soup dumplings (XLB). There was a wait list to get seated when we arrived but the process was simple and moved quickly, and service was prompt and food came out quickly. We ordered both the standard pork XLB and my faves, the pork and crab ones, as well as pan fried pork dumplings which I was surprised to discover were also full of soup, chicken corn dumplings, and two noodle dishes: rice cake with pork & mustard greens, and pan fried noodles with beef. Servers were conscientious about allergies and very specific about letting us know which items were which, but other than that were largely appropriately hands off. They did ask us, mid-meal, if it would be ok if a service dog were at the next table to ours, which I thought was courteous. (The service dog was adorable and well behaved.) All the food was fab, which we expected. It's nice to come in a group and be able to order more items for a greater variety. The rookies executed well (and thanked us for the instructions on how to eat XLB to avoid getting soup everywhere) and were pleasantly surprised by my longtime favorite, the rice cake and mustard greens. I'll need to remember that the pan fried pork dumplings also have soup, because I really liked the texture of them. Such good food, and as always, better shared with friends.

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    I've been meaning to try this! Walked by, saw a lunch sign, so ordered shrimp and garlic sauce (has…read morebroccoli); +4 shiumai, lunch special $14 takeout, and was really excited about it! Shiumai exceptional! Other food, not so much. Will not return for lunch special, perhaps only dumplings, presumably. Even the WHITE RICE is crunchy/overcooked/completely a disaster! Truly remarkable. Soup terrible, didn't even resume after first few cornstarchy bites. Perhaps it's on me for not pretty in the correct things, but if the rest of the offerings are this awful, please just don't even offer them. So very disappointing. (I mean, how can you possibly be an ASIAN RESTAURANT and under/overcook WHITE RICE?!???!!! Don't you eat it? Obviously not!!!)

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