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Extensive menu of generous Sichuan cuisine served in a romantic venue that has a bar.
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Address: 314 E 70th St, New York, NY 10021
Phone: (646) 869-0339
Website: http://www.huirestaurantandbar.com/
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Suzi
One of the best Szechuan places I’ve been to. loved everything about it. Even the pineapple juices that we ordered. We ordered each with different levels of spice since my friend isn’t as tolerant I definitely enjoyed more of the food. Felt like a fatty… Definitely going back for more. First time having beef tendon in chili oil like that. Each piece looked so pretty and perfect~ loved it the most I think we could have shared one rice… note for next time.. one rice is enough lol
… moreCuong H.
Delicious food with a very pleasant dining space and wonderfully inviting service. We got the Pork Belly, Fried Cumin Beef, and amazing Fish Fillet Boil in Chili. They were able to tone down the spiciness for my friends, but still kept it delicious. Will definitely come back more often.
… moreNathan Jessop
Hui is one of my favourite Szechuan restaurants. Consistently excellent food in an unpretentious setting. What’s not to love?
Try their dry hot pot, stir fried green beans or potatoes!
… moreTry their dry hot pot, stir fried green beans or potatoes!
Marina C
Hui is a hidden gem in the UES. I moved away from the area but I still order delivery from here all the time! They have a varied menu and a good amount of non-spicy dishes that are delicious and filling. Definitely visit Hui if you’re looking for authentic Chinese food in the neighborhood!
… moreBreindel Photography
Wow the food here is so good! This was my first dry pot (fish), and the taste was so sophisticated, — I ordered it very mildly spicy, and the combination of the slight heat and the slight sweetness, it was just amazing. Somebody in my party can only eat bland food with no sauce or spices – this is not the restaurant for that so they only ate white rice. The service was great, available but gave us a lot of space, never pushed us to order, just so nice. The place is small to medium and very clean. They have soda although it’s not on the menu. Highly recommend for authentic Chinese food!
… moremargarita mimi
I started coming here when I discovered this restaurant in February 2023. It has become my go to Chinese restaurant whenever I’m in New York , which is often. I’ve waited a year before writing a review. They have a very friendly staff who are welcoming and always smiling. I love the whole snapper and the fried rice is the best I’ve had in the city. They also have great cocktails , especially the lychee martini All cocktails are $14. Can’t beat that anywhere in the city. The room is cozy with soft jazz playing. I have only come for the lunch but I definitely recommend for the food, drinks and great service. On a side note, I’ve noticed most of the patrons are Asians. That is always a good sign that the food is authentic. I read a review where the writer said she was hassled for a tip. I have been to the restaurant easily ten times in the last year and NEVER have been disappointed.
… moreAnaTracey Hawkins
OK, so we haven’t actually eaten at the restaurant yet. But we’ve ordered from there multiple times when I have guests in town and the food is so good when the guests return, they want to order it again. It’s also so good that we order extra just to have leftovers the next day.
Best Chinese ever!
… moreBest Chinese ever!
ReedH
Decent neighborhood Chinese restaurant. Nice atmosphere and friendly service. It is authentic but not the best I’ve had. We started with a lackluster Dan Dan mien – noodles were a bit overcooked. But it improved from there – the beef with chili was nice and warming but the star of the evening for me was the pork belly and preserved vegetables – the fat from the pork adding wonderful flavor the vegetables.
… moreЮ
There was no wait when we walked in on a Saturday evening around 7pm. The waitress quickly came to help. She had an amazing sense of humor which brought my 2yo great fun. I ordered Mapo Tofu (麻婆豆腐）and Beef and scallions（蔥爆牛肉）. In less than 10 min, the dishes were brought to us. My son ate all the beef. And my tofu, oh man, I was crying. I’ve ordered Mapo Tofu every time I see a restaurant featuring Sichuan(川菜 or 淮） style. The majority of restaurants do not get to this specific flavor. It could be the wrong kind of tofu, or a specific spice missing(麻）. There used to be a restaurant around Columbia University that did it perfectly to my liking but it was shut down in the year when the health department all of a sudden decided to look very carefully (which was supposed to be). Anyways, Hui did it perfectly, just like the flavor and sensation I remembered from childhood. My mom would add ground pork into the dish, but this tasted amazing as it was. I can’t wait to go back and try more. The restaurant looked clean and stylish. The people working there were wonderful. You should give it a try (especially if you enjoy spicy food)
… moreMiao Zhang
Service: The service is okay for us, but we heard the waiter argued with another table’s customer for unsatisfying tips, with quite bad attitude. The waiter finally argued for more tips and walked away even without a thanks. This is not right to treat tip/gratitude like someone else has owned you.
Food: The food is salty and oily, not too authentic Chinese cuisine. The restaurant mistaken the spicy tofu fish with beef.
… moreFood: The food is salty and oily, not too authentic Chinese cuisine. The restaurant mistaken the spicy tofu fish with beef.