Shanghai 21 on Mott Street in New York is a simple Chinese restaurant. The elaborate menu includes stir-fried items, noodles, fried rice, buns, wontons, dim sums, soups, seafood and a lot more. These dishes are prepared by using high-quality ingredients that are sourced from local markets. Patrons can place order for their choice of dishes online and get them delivered to their doorstep. This restaurant is a must-visit for Chinese food lovers in the area.
As the name suggests, Fried Dumpling offers dumplings with a variety of stuffing. The main attraction here are the amazing prices as you can get as many as five dumplings for just one dollar! Aside from dumplings, their pork buns and soups are also quite popular with diners. Despite the slightly greasy texture of the dumplings, this is definitely a place to eat at if you happen to be on a tight budget.
Hwa Yuan
Chinatown’s busiest streets are home to Hwa Yuan Szechuan, a restaurant which has been here since the early 1980s and reinvented itself into a new age plush restaurant. Chinese cuisine is famous for dumplings, pulled noodles, pork belly - all tossed and flavored with sweet and savory sauces. You will get all this and more at Hwa Yuan which specifically brings flavors from Sichuan, a province in southwestern China. Visit this plush three-story restaurant for some great food and a good blend of wines and spirits on offer.
Old Xi'an
Small Spot for something quick, most of them are noodle dishes, and with spicy flavor,
New location from the original store in Flushing
