Everything is absolutely delicious, nice balance of authentic and elevated. Great cocktails. Highly recommend the pork buns, water spinach, Lu rou fan
Great for a date night. Vibe is very chill, friendly, and unpretentious esp given the reverse speakeasy aspect. Every dish was delectable!
You will feel like being in old shanghai. Try Crab soup dumplings, rice cake,Vietnamese coffee, BBQ pork bun, west lake fish , sweet lotus root & matcha green tea ice cream from DrGreen of Brooklyn
Don't bother with the paper menu. There are fifteen items on the wall and each is a solid, can't-miss specialty. Big Tray Chicken is a must if you brought friends.
The #6 wontons in hot oil are just as good as everyone says. The place itself is tiny and super cute. We went on a rainy Sunday a little before noon and it was just us (and our wontons).
Easily worth the trip to Flushing. Get the soup dumplings, they're perfect.
Waffle eggs Benedict was delicious, and the southern style decor was extremely cute and charming. Make sure to reserve because wait times will be around 30 mins during brunch hours.
$9 for your choice of six fresh pastas and eleven sauces. Absolutely delicious and easily the best pasta value in the East Village.
I have to lower many other ramen reviews I've made now. This place is on a different level. So much flavor! Rich broth and the noodles, a good chew. The Char Siu was fall-apart tender. So good!
Pork soup dumplings are crack. As are the eggplant and bok choy apps. Dope cocktails + black tea ice cream was amazing. Can't wait to go back!
Village Voice is excited to have Del Posto at the 2012 ChoiceEats food fest! Full list of restaurants here: http://ow.ly/8QjDQ
A great place to go for your first dim sum experience. Come early on a weekend to avoid a lengthy wait, especially if you're with a big group.
This is THE place for Soba Noodles in NYC. We recommend the Soba Salad or Mori with Zaru. Arrive for their early bird special for $18 and enjoy a feast!
We couldn't be happier that one of our favorite West Coast burger chains is finally here in New York! Get the truffle burger or the five spice duck burger with a side of the cheesy tater tots.
New York Magazine Cheap Eats issue calls this "the best new cheap-eats mash-up" and recommends the carnitas tacos.
New York Magazine Cheap Eats issue recommends BBQ ox tongue ($6.95) and sea-urchin pasta ($9).
If a place has great noodles, there’s a good chance it has great dumplings, too. And the ten-for-$3 fried pork ones here don’t disappoint. Leia mais.
"The Shanghai soup dumplings have a thin skin yielding to a burst of rich, deeply satisfying, umami-punched broth, then to the sweet and earthy, fine-textured pork and crab meat." Chef Anita Lo Leia mais.
xiao long bao (soup dumplings) are incredible- very small and juicy! the fried pork buns are kinda thick and greasy but also pretty good. $18 card minimum.
This is my neighborhhood, no frills, Chinese delivery/takeout of choice. Soup dumplings, dumplings in chili oil, wonton soup, salt and pepper shrimp...all good choices.
Midtown is a food desert. This is an oasis. Pork soup dumplings, spicy beef ramen, beef tripe, spicy tofu, all amazing.
You want to order the soup dumplings. And you can eat more than you think -commit.
Order the delicious pork soup dumplings and try the "special" truffle dumplings. The service is fast and the food is delightful.
Just as good as any Jewish deli, the smoked meat is delicious and the pickles are too
