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Lady Chow Kitchen NY is your destination for authentic Chinese cuisine and modern Asian fusion in Chinatown NYC. Located near 86th Street in Brooklyn, we serve Dim Sum daily from 9 AM to 11 AM for just $3.99. Get our special $9 menu on varities of food. Our menu features Chen Cun Fen, Peking Duck, congee, fried rice, and more. Whether you’re craving vegetarian Chinese food, gluten-free dim sum, or the best noodles in Chinatown, we offer a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. As a local hidden gem, we’re proud to be among the top Chinese food restaurants in Chinatown.
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Address: 171 Hester St, New York, NY 10013
Phone: (212) 343-9496
Website: https://ladychowkitchenny.com/
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N “Nay Nay”
This place brought me back to my childhood. Dim sum was fresh and hot. Sweet and sour chicken was fresh with thick pieces of white meat chicken. Even had fresh French fries for picky eaters like my child. Authentic and fresh thank you ladies
… moref Tattoo
Compared to many restaurants in New York that look fancy but serve small portions at high prices, this place is truly a gem! The food is incredibly delicious and reasonably priced. Although it’s just a small and simple-looking spot, you can really feel the honesty and sincerity of the owners. Nothing flashy — just authentic, down-to-earth dishes. I’ll definitely be coming back often. Highly recommended!
… moreChang Cheng
Such a local hidden gem!! There’s this chicken dish with shrimp inside, and another pork belly dish with salted egg yolk.
… moreWei Fan
Came in for their version of five spices goose. The taste and sauce is amazing. The sauce is thick like a jello. Restaurant seems to be family run. Goose would have been even better if simmered in low fire longer. Portion is huge.
… moreAlpha
The place may not have the service, but the food portion is generous and prices are very reasonable. There are many fancy dish pictures on the wall, but I only got the simple dishes from the extensive menu. The taste is on par with other restaurants.
… moreSinki Huang
very delicious and authentic! This is my second time visiting here
… moreGwynevieve Farabee
Ended up finding Lady Chow by accident when our previous dinner plans fell through, and we are so happy they did. We were able to sit very quickly because it was just two of us and we got our order in within 15 minutes of sitting. The restaurant feels homey and the food is cooked with care and experience. The 5 spice duck and the ginger chicken were moist and flavorful and the shrimp dumplings are well worth the wait.
… moreBarilly Li
What a hidden gem in NYC Chinatown! The 豉汁排骨蒸陈村粉 was cooked to perfection, the steamed rice rolls were silky smooth and smooth and the pork ribs on top were savory and delicious. Highly recommended! How much I wish I could find something as good in London.
… morePika Q
A very UNPLEASANT visit.
The server gave us a wrong dish and refused to refund, giving the reason that “you have tasted it (the dish we didn’t ask for) ”. However, the fact is – we ordered the Chencun flour 陈村粉 but they served the Chow Fun 某种炒粉. We never had Chencun flour before (it’s quite rare to see) so didn’t immediately realize they gave the wrong dish, but when we found, they refused to refund it.
This is the most ridiculous thing that I’ve heard of. You never admit/apologize for the mistake and why I should pay for a dish that I never asked for?
… moreThe server gave us a wrong dish and refused to refund, giving the reason that “you have tasted it (the dish we didn’t ask for) ”. However, the fact is – we ordered the Chencun flour 陈村粉 but they served the Chow Fun 某种炒粉. We never had Chencun flour before (it’s quite rare to see) so didn’t immediately realize they gave the wrong dish, but when we found, they refused to refund it.
This is the most ridiculous thing that I’ve heard of. You never admit/apologize for the mistake and why I should pay for a dish that I never asked for?