

The House of the Red Pearl, a clandestine fine dining restaurant serving Chinese-inspired dishes that marry the innovation of Jean-Georges with flavors of the East, tucked away for a feeling of discovery. New York’s best kept secret, with intricate gold wallpaper and blue velvet banquettes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 96 South St, New York, NY 10038
Phone: (646) 868-6000
Website: https://www.houseoftheredpearl.com/
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Reviews
The menu hits a sweet spot between comfort and curiosity. Everything carries the familiar flavors of a Chinatown visit, but with a creative, adventurous edge that keeps things exciting without losing authenticity. From start to finish, the execution is dialed in, and the service is just as sharp as the food. The cocktails are also top-notch and save room for dessert!
Crystal was our server & she was outstanding, as well as the rest of the team!
All dishes came out fast, fresh & delicious! They are not afraid of spice, nor heat. If you need a little extra, ask for their chili powder, it’s delicious!
Dumplings were tender, generously filled & paired with a delicious chili oil.
The fried calamari was very lightly flash fried, not greasy at all. The ginger scallion topping was amazing.
The chilled sesame noodles were okay. It could’ve benefitted with the addition of some crushed, roasted peanuts, as it lacked depth of flavor & texture.
The black bean spare ribs were charred & lean. No grizzle or fat & not overly sweet.
The star of the feast was their black pepper Wagyu beef noodle dish! Add some chili powder to it & you’ll be in spicy heaven! The Wagyu melted in your mouth & the noodles had the perfect chew.
The grand finale was their fortune cookie sundae w/ fortune cookie ice cream, sesame crunch pieces, fudge on the bottom & marshmallow fluff pillows.
Highly recommend, especially for special occasions!
The fried rice, though, was a bit too greasy for me. Also, the corner bar area could use a little more attention, it felt a bit unclean. Please fix!
Overall, the place has potential. With a few tweaks, it could be truly great.
Beautiful ambience, hidden inside the Tin building. Great service and flavorful food.
We had the black beef main course, which was substantial, spicy, and very tasty. It came with a hearty portion of noodles.
For appetizers, we had the pot stickers (amazing!) and the eggplant (soft and tasty).
Overall, everything was great and we will be back very soon!
This past week, my wife and I went to dinner. The service and atmosphere was excellent! The staff were courteous and pleasant. Because we were celebrating they brought out bubbly which was a thoughtful touch.
The food, however, was disappointing. We had the chicken pot stickers as an app which was okay. We were excited to try the Mala chicken, but it was a big let down. The chili peppers were not crispy/cooked and were stale. We have probably tried this dish dozens of times across NY, and this was the most disappointing version. We had the special with fried noodles and shrimp which was quite bland.
I would definitely go here again for drinks, but not for food.
Must try: black bean spare ribs, summer corn fried rice and roast duck!!!