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Privy 5 New York Chinese Cantonese
You won't find a shortage of Chinese Cantonese restaurants in the Chinatown areas of the city, but, where exactly are the can't miss, top-notch Chinese Cantonese restaurants? You'll have to check out our list to find the answer.
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Categories: Restaurants
Neighborhood: Midtown
155 East 55th Street (between Lexington and Third avenues) New York City NY 10023+1 212 371 8844Forget the white cardboard container and take a trip down memory lane to the days when people went out to eat Chinese and journey to Shun Lee Palace. Once in a long-ago-time when Chinese was considered cheap, they introduced delicate Asian cooking to New York. Sample the won-ton soup, it has a broth so delicately flavored that it will rekindle your passion for Chicken with three different nuts. Sh ... read more > -
Categories: Restaurants
Neighborhood: Chinatown
14 Elizabeth Street (between Bayard St & Canal St) New York City NY+1 212 619 0085This restaurant has reputation for seafood and they must be doing something right to bring out Chef David Bouley, regularly. The dining room is raucous and the seafood is plucked fresh from the tanks - these are not only for décor! Black bean clams, sweet and tender lobster with XO sauce and plumply sizzling oysters with shitake and scallion, may look grey and unsavory, but they are far from it. T ... read more > -
Categories: Restaurants
Neighborhood: Chinatown
22 Elizabeth St (between Bayard St & Canal St) New York NY 10013(212) 964-2229Fans of Cantoon Garden call this Chinatown's best kept secret, with many patrons found reluctant to share its treasures. "Awesome" is one of the adjectives most regularly used, be warned, they do not accept credit cards. The restaurant features tofu clay pots, steamed fish, Peking spareribs, bok choy and the famous salt and pepper soft shell crab. Order crab "dry" to test the phantom menu and you ... read more > -
Categories: Restaurants
Neighborhood: N/A
13613 37th. Avenue New York City NY 11354(718) 939-3501Imperial Palace is a Critics' Pick for Chinese, Seafood - the fact that it is located in dreary Flushing is beside the point, expatriate Shanghai citizens mob the hostess stand for tables and by dinner time - seven - the dining room is packed. You won't find a dud amongst any of the seafood choices at Imperial Palace and pacific oysters steamed and liberally dotted with black bean sauce are the si ... read more > -
Categories: Restaurants
Neighborhood: Chinatown
21 Mott St (between Chatham Sq & Mosco St) New York NY 10013(212) 964-8365Hop Kee has been serving Cantonese seafood to locals since 1968 - even though Chris Cheung does not look old enough, he has been frequenting Hop Kee for 30 years (he grew up in Chinatown) and it is still one of the revered chefs' occasional dining spots. They serve standard issue American/Chinese dishes, but remember to order off the menu as well. The menu is expansive, has not changed in decades. ... read more > -
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