Restaurants

From Welcome to Chinatown NYC

Throughout Chinatown's development, the restaurant district has provided thousands of incoming immigrants with jobs. Over the past century, Chinese chefs have even created new dishes that cannot be found in China, such as General Tso's Chicken, to appeal to the tastes of the Western population. Today, tourists and New Yorkers come to Chinatown for the Americanized version of traditional plates, Chinese cultural environment, and beautiful embellishments.

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Popular Chinese Food Dishes

Green Bo Restaurant

This restaurant specializes in Shanghai cuisine and is famous for its Lions Head, yellow fish with dried seaweed and rice cake, and dumpling dishes. Find them here.

N.Y Noodletown

This restaurant is popular for its salt-baked shrimp and roasted pork. It is open until 3 a.m and is a great choice for late at night food outings. Find them here.

Ping's Seafood

This Cantonese restaurant is known for its fresh-killed fish dishes and dim sum. Find them here.

Wo Hop

This restaurant is open 24 hours and is a great choice for its chop suey, chow fun, and many other popular Cantonese dishes. Find them here.

Hop Kee

This restaurant offers delicious old Chinese dishes like salt baked squid and pan fried flounder for low prices. Find them here.

Nha Hang Pho Viet Huong

This Vietnamese restaurant serves wonderful delicacies, such as pho and warm beef salad for fair prices. Find them here.

Congee

This restaurant is popular for its various seafood dishes prepared with ginger and walnut sauce. Find them here.

Oriental Garden

This restaurant offers excellent fresh Cantonese seafood dishes and allows you to look at the live fish before it gets cooked. Find them here.

The Grand Sichuan

This restaurant masters in spicy, Sichuan cuisine and offers the popular dishes ma po tofu, wontons in spicy oil and fresh-killed chicken. Find them here.

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