Shanghainese dishes feature at this subdued Chinese spot convenient to Carnegie Hall & City Center.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 65 W 55th St, New York, NY 10019
Phone: (212) 956-6888
Website: https://www.tangpavilionnyc.com/
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Reviews
Carmine Battista
Our fist time here. We typically go downtown to China Town whenever we are on the mood for Chinese food. Tonight, we were not wanting to trek from our home in mid town to down town…
We stumbled upon Tang Pavillion and glad we did. We ordered (not in picture set) wonton soup and fried pork dumpling to start. Both were freshly made and the dough was just right.
Our main Peking Duck was really well prepared. The meat was moist. The skin was crispy and not overly cooked/burnt.
The wraps for the Peking Duck are made from tapioca flour which makes it semisweet and a good chewy texture.
The pork fried rice was perfectly cooked as well. Don’t know if it was that it was freshly cooled or the ingredients, but the flavor and texture we also well balanced.
We will be heading back (after they re-open)….they are closing starting Tomorrow for a 2 week refresh renovation.
… moreWe stumbled upon Tang Pavillion and glad we did. We ordered (not in picture set) wonton soup and fried pork dumpling to start. Both were freshly made and the dough was just right.
Our main Peking Duck was really well prepared. The meat was moist. The skin was crispy and not overly cooked/burnt.
The wraps for the Peking Duck are made from tapioca flour which makes it semisweet and a good chewy texture.
The pork fried rice was perfectly cooked as well. Don’t know if it was that it was freshly cooled or the ingredients, but the flavor and texture we also well balanced.
We will be heading back (after they re-open)….they are closing starting Tomorrow for a 2 week refresh renovation.
J Y
Good Chinese restaurant in midtown area! I got the half Peking duck. Was served relatively fast. 4 servings, enough for a one-person lunch. Delicious.
Restroom is very clean! Major kudos on that. Service isn’t the most attentive – the waiter is slightly snarky(?) and impatient for some reason, as some other comments also have noted.
Oh – one thing to note: they automatically apply 20% gratuity, so no need to additionally tip.
… moreRestroom is very clean! Major kudos on that. Service isn’t the most attentive – the waiter is slightly snarky(?) and impatient for some reason, as some other comments also have noted.
Oh – one thing to note: they automatically apply 20% gratuity, so no need to additionally tip.
YK W
Food:
The appetizers are fabulous and delicious, it goes without saying that the soup dumpling is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED and bbq styled ribs are too amazing
I love particularly the Shanghai style meatball. It definitely comes at a way larger portion than I expected.
Environment:
The interior design is fancy, definitely has the vibe you’d see in old Hollywood movies (kinda sorta reminds of that restaurant from the Year of Dragon). There are some calligraphy pieces and other visual art pieces presented, vintage and aesthetic.
Service:
The waiters are incredible too. Patient and great to talk to if you are in need of suggestions when ordering. I love how I could blurrily hear them speaking in Shanghai dialect somehow lol.
… moreThe appetizers are fabulous and delicious, it goes without saying that the soup dumpling is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED and bbq styled ribs are too amazing
I love particularly the Shanghai style meatball. It definitely comes at a way larger portion than I expected.
Environment:
The interior design is fancy, definitely has the vibe you’d see in old Hollywood movies (kinda sorta reminds of that restaurant from the Year of Dragon). There are some calligraphy pieces and other visual art pieces presented, vintage and aesthetic.
Service:
The waiters are incredible too. Patient and great to talk to if you are in need of suggestions when ordering. I love how I could blurrily hear them speaking in Shanghai dialect somehow lol.
Florence
Excellent Shanghainese meal near MOMA. I came here with 2 other adults and 2 kids around lunchtime on a weekend and we were greeted and seated right away. In fact, service was excellent throughout. We ordered 3 dishes which were just right with no leftovers. The Drunk Chicken is a MUST! Typically served cold, the Shaoxing wine flavor of its brine really shined through for an extremely tasty chicken. Then the Shanghai-Style Noodles (customized with tofu) are ANOTHER MUST TRY! The texture and bite of these noods was so satisfying! Then their 8-Jewel Shrimp dish off of their Shanghai Specials menu was chock full of yummy shrimp, tofu, edamame, mushrooms, and more with well-balanced spice. I would order everything again! Let’s Tang!!!
NOTES/TIPS:
**Wheelchair-accessible space and restrooms
**Plenty of tables, vast menu. Most entrees come with rice.
… moreNOTES/TIPS:
**Wheelchair-accessible space and restrooms
**Plenty of tables, vast menu. Most entrees come with rice.
wei chen
Amazing food and great service! Will definitely come back.
… moreScott Hamula
A.U.T.H.E.N.T.I.C. I was staying at the Sheraton Times Square hotel and asked the concierge which nearby Chinese restaurant was the best. Without hesitation he said, “Tang.” A few blocks later and I’m placing my takeout order of Chicken with Garlic Sauce and brown rice. In almost no time, maybe five minutes, I was handed my food. For dining in, they have a quaint bar and a narrow room with tables positioned left and right. Prices are reasonable, service is fast and friendly, and the food is delicious; mine was nice and spicy. Highly recommend.
… moreMarine
Nice sitting, tasty fully decorated. The best: friendly, warm, excellent services!
The 3 star – we went for second dinner, ordered spinach chicken soup, fry Kong Xin cai – very oily, not how it cooked in Shanghai; yan sui ya – also oily. So the food was not impressed.
… moreThe 3 star – we went for second dinner, ordered spinach chicken soup, fry Kong Xin cai – very oily, not how it cooked in Shanghai; yan sui ya – also oily. So the food was not impressed.
Nikko G
I was glad my friend’s condo is next to this. I got to try the Vegan Gen tso and it’s so freaking good!
They also have green beans but it’s not on the Vegan menu so just ask and look for it.
Can’t wait to try more vegan options here!
… moreThey also have green beans but it’s not on the Vegan menu so just ask and look for it.
Can’t wait to try more vegan options here!
Fang Fang
I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who likes authentic Chinese food. Delicious food, clean environment, patient and friendly waiter.
… moreO V H
Underwhelming. Old school chinese restaurant like from the 80s. Shanghai cuisine (mild bland flavors). The shrimp dumplings in spicey hot oil was not 1 iota spicey. If anything it was a sweet sauce. Dumpling soup with mushroom was exactly that. 1 dumpling and 1 mushroom. I suppose some people love the delicate tender flavors. I found it underwhelming. The soup dumplings had very little soup. The spicey peanuts were a 2 on the spice level (out of 10).
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