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Times Square's Fine Dining Chinese Destinations
Experience the intersection of luxury and tradition with our curated selection of fine dining Chinese restaurants nestled in the heart of Times Square. These upscale destinations, including the sophisticated 53, offer an elevated take on regional flavors served in stunning, contemporary settings. Whether you are planning a pre-theater feast or a celebratory evening out, these establishments provide a refined escape from the neon glow of Midtown.
30 restaurants in Best Fine Dining Chinese Restaurants in Times Square | Fine Dining Chinese Food
- Mala Kitchen — Chinese · rated 5/5: Mala Kitchen invites guests into a sensory whirlwind where the air hums with the fragrance of toasted chilies and the unmistakable, numbing tingle of Sichuan peppercorns. Vibrant, spice-flecked dishes arrive in a parade of bold colors and aromatic steam, offering a masterclass in the balance between searing heat and deep, savory complexity. This is a place where every bite is an exploration of texture and fire, perfect for those seeking a spirited and authentic communal dining experience.
- Tipsy Shanghai — Chinese · rated 5/5: Tipsy Shanghai captures the spirited essence of old-world China, where the sweet, nutty aroma of Shaoxing wine and fragrant osmanthus perfumes the air. Diners delight in the theater of hand-pleated xiaolongbao bursting with savory broth, complemented by a tapestry of traditional cold plates ranging from smoky, crisp carp to tender salted duck. This elegant retreat brings together time-honored Shanghainese techniques and bold, marinated flavors for a dining experience that is both nostalgic and deeply soul-warming.
- Mitr Thai — Thai · rated 4.9/5: Step into a vibrant, light-filled sanctuary where the intoxicating aroma of toasted chilies and kaffir lime leaves sets the stage for a soulful exploration of regional Thai flavors. The kitchen balances the fiery heat of the wok with the cooling creaminess of coconut milk, crafting beautifully plated dishes that invite guests to linger over shared bowls and celebrate the communal spirit of a traditional Bangkok feast.
- ER HOT POT - 6TH AVE 贰火锅 — Chinese · rated 4.9/5: Located in Midtown South's Garment District, ER HOT POT - 6TH AVE 贰火锅 offers a delightful Sichuan hot pot experience for both lunch and dinner. Featuring custom sauces and a variety of fresh ingredients like wagyu beef, chicken, and sukiyaki, this restaurant promises a flavorful journey. With a casual, family-friendly atmosphere and high ratings from over 1,000 patrons, it's a must-visit for hot pot enthusiasts.
- Cozy Rice — Chinese · rated 4.9/5: Located inside the 38 Food Hall at 42 W 38th St #4, New York, Cozy Rice is a delightful Asian eatery offering comfort food staples like fresh rice rolls and Chinese crepes. This family-friendly spot is perfect for solo lunches or casual dinners with a fair-priced menu, including kids' options. Popular dishes include custard egg buns and steamed empanadas. Open Monday to Saturday, it's a must-visit for delicious, fresh-made Asian cuisine.
- Mala Kitchen — Chinese · rated 4.8/5: The air hums with the intoxicating scent of toasted chilies and the signature tingle of Sichuan peppercorns, drawing guests into a space where the heat of the wok meets the warmth of shared plates. Glossy, spice-laden dishes arrive in a vibrant parade of color and steam, offering a bold sensory journey through the numbing, fiery depths of authentic regional flavors.
- Tam Mai Thai — Thai · rated 4.8/5: Tam Mai Thai transports guests to a bustling corner of Southeast Asia, where the air hums with the sizzle of hot woks and the bright, citrusy perfume of kaffir lime. Each plate arrives as a vibrant mosaic of color and heat, masterfully balancing the delicate sweetness of coconut with the fiery punch of hand-ground chilies for a truly immersive dining experience.
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- LUNAR — American · rated 4.8/5: Nestled in the heart of New York at 12 E 37th St, LUNAR offers a casual and relaxed dining experience with a focus on traditional Chinese cuisine and a variety of beers. With a stellar 4.8 rating from over 700 reviews, this family-friendly spot is perfect for lunch or dinner, offering dine-in, takeout, and delivery options. Enjoy delicious flavors and attentive service, and don't forget to try their tasty desserts and unique cocktails!
- Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao-Manhattan — Chinese · rated 4.8/5: Located at 24 W 33rd St, New York, Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao-Manhattan is a vibrant Chinese restaurant offering traditional Shanghai dishes and exquisite dim sum. With a comfortable atmosphere and friendly staff, it's a popular spot for both families and groups. Delight in delicious options like soup dumplings and a variety of noodles. Open daily for lunch and dinner, and accept all major payment methods.
- ER HOT POT 贰火锅 - 36th St — Chinese · rated 4.8/5: ER HOT POT 贰火锅, located at 11 W 36th St. in Midtown South, New York, offers a creative and clean atmosphere for enjoying delicious hot pot meals. Patrons can choose their soup base and ingredients to cook at the table, with highlights including beef broth and a self-serve toppings table. Open daily from 11 AM to midnight, it's a great spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Contact: +1 646-669-7777.
- DD Soup Dumpling & Fuji Hibachi — Chinese · rated 4.8/5: Located just off Times Square, DD Soup Dumpling & Fuji Hibachi offers a cozy dining experience with authentic Chinese and hibachi dishes. Known for its delicious soup dumplings and flavorful hibachi fare, this casual spot delights the taste buds. With a warm atmosphere and friendly service, it's a perfect choice for families and groups. Open daily, it accepts reservations and offers takeout and delivery options.
- Tengri Tagh Uyghur Cuisine — Chinese · rated 4.7/5: Transporting diners to the heart of the Silk Road, this vibrant space hums with energy as the intoxicating aroma of toasted cumin and charcoal-grilled lamb wafts from the kitchen. The rhythmic slap of hand-pulled noodles precedes bowls of springy laghman and aromatic stews, where bold spices and tender meats create a rich tapestry of Central Asian flavors that capture the soulful essence of Uyghur
- Silky Kitchen — Chinese · rated 4.7/5: Nestled in the heart of Brooklyn at 56 Willoughby St, Silky Kitchen offers a delightful dive into authentic Hunan cuisine. With a stellar rating of 4.7 based on 55 reviews, it's a beloved spot for its flavorful and spicy dishes. Catering to both dine-in and takeout, it’s perfect for a quick lunch or a delicious dinner. Open daily from 11:00 AM to 8:45 PM, Silky Kitchen is a must-visit for those craving a taste of Hunan in NYC.
- Dim Sum Sam — Chinese · rated 4.7/5: Dim Sum Sam offers a delightful array of dim sum and Cantonese dishes in a casual, family-friendly setting near Times Square. Renowned for its crispy pork belly and extensive menu, the restaurant caters to both children and adults with dedicated options for each. With a solid rating of 4.7 and ample free parking, Dim Sum Sam is a convenient and delicious choice for your next meal in Manhattan.
- DD Soup Dumpling — Chinese · rated 4.7/5: Discover the delightful flavors of DD Soup Dumpling, a casual eatery in New York offering Chinese-style appetizers and entrées, including their famous soup dumplings. With a 4.7-star rating and a menu catering to both adults and children, this restaurant provides an excellent dining experience for the whole family. Enjoy a variety of desserts and a selection of wines in a welcoming atmosphere. Curbside pickup and delivery options are available for your convenience.
- Lou Yau Kee — 2f1ab87e-f2f2-4475-94f4-eec159e47115 · rated 4.7/5: Located inside a vibrant food court at 124 E 14th St, New York, Lou Yau Kee offers flavorful and affordable Chinese cuisine. Known for their succulent chicken dishes, this student-friendly spot garners high praise for its delicious, well-cooked options and efficient service. With a rating of 4.7 from 129 reviews, it's a must-visit for anyone craving hearty, satisfying meals. Open daily from 11 AM to 9 PM.
- Hou Hot Pot 厚火锅 — Chinese · rated 4.7/5: Discover the authentic Chongqing hot pot experience at Hou Hot Pot in NYC. Located at 71 4th Ave, this top-rated gem offers a diverse menu featuring creatively crafted broths and fresh ingredients. Open daily from noon, enjoy their signature dishes and vegetarian options in a welcoming atmosphere. With excellent service and flexible payment options, it’s perfect for group dining and special occasions. Reserve your table now!
- AweSum DimSum — Chinese · rated 4.7/5: Located at 160 E 23rd St, New York, AweSum DimSum is a casual, industrial-style eatery specializing in authentic Cantonese dim sum. With a 4.7-star rating from over 1,500 reviews, this family-friendly venue offers a variety of baked, fried, and steamed buns, as well as vegetarian options. The restaurant is open every day and provides easy online ordering, takeout, and delivery services, making it a perfect spot for a quick, flavorful meal.
- Chi Restaurant & Bar — Chinese · rated 4.7/5: **About Chi Restaurant & Bar** Situated in the heart of New York, Chi Restaurant & Bar offers a classy fusion of Chinese cuisine, seamlessly blending traditional flavors with modern innovation. With a vibrant 4.7-star rating and over 1,000 reviews, this family-friendly spot boasts a sleek and modern ambiance. Enjoy delightful meats and veggies, curbside pickup, and happy hour specials. Perfect for a sophisticated dining experience.
- Dim Sum Sam — Chinese · rated 4.7/5: Dim Sum Sam, located in the Flatiron District at 28 E 23rd St, New York, is a relaxed eatery serving Cantonese-style fast food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Known for its extensive offerings, including dim sum, roast duck, and congee, the restaurant is a hit among solo diners and those seeking a quick, delicious meal. Customers appreciate the big portions, efficient service, and standout egg tarts-a must-try!
- Pure Thai Cookhouse — Thai · rated 4.6/5: Stepping into this vibrant space feels like being transported to a bustling Bangkok shophouse, where the air is thick with the intoxicating scent of charred chilies and aromatic lemongrass. Woks hiss over high flames as chefs toss hand-pulled noodles and fragrant herbs, delivering a sensory explosion of bold, spicy flavors that capture the raw energy of authentic Thai street food.
- CHILI 美麗 — Chinese · rated 4.6/5: Step into a vibrant sanctuary where the electrifying tingle of Sichuan peppercorns and the smoky heat of toasted chilies dance across the palate in a celebration of bold, authentic flavors. The sleek, modern space hums with energy as diners gather over steaming platters of crimson-hued delicacies, each bite offering a sophisticated balance of fiery intensity and aromatic depth.
- Tipsy Shanghai 蘇杭餐厅 — Chinese · rated 4.6/5: **About Tipsy Shanghai 蘇杭餐厅** Nestled in Midtown Manhattan's Murray Hill, Tipsy Shanghai is a long-running gem specializing in authentic Shanghainese cuisine. Known for its casual yet inviting atmosphere, this family-friendly eatery offers signature dishes like xialongbao, Wuxi spare ribs, and drunken chicken. With high chairs and a menu for children, it's perfect for all ages. Fast and friendly service, coupled with a student discount, makes Tipsy Shanghai a must-visit.
- Stick To My Pot — Chinese · rated 4.6/5: Nestled in Midtown Manhattan's Garment District, Stick To My Pot is a casual spot specializing in handmade potstickers and dumplings. With a menu featuring comfort favorites like scallion pancakes, spring rolls, and braised pulled pork baos, there's a tasty option for everyone, including vegetarians and vegans. Praised for its unpretentious, kid-friendly atmosphere and friendly staff, it's a great place to enjoy a delicious meal without breaking the bank.
- Sei Less — Chinese · rated 4.6/5: Nestled in Midtown South’s Garment District, Sei Less is an upscale Asian fusion restaurant known for its elegant ambiance and attentive service. The menu features popular dishes such as chicken satay, lobster noodles, and lychee martinis, with options for vegetarians and organic meal enthusiasts. Renowned for its strong drinks and knowledgeable staff, particularly Carlos, Sei Less offers a refined dining experience perfect for both lunch and dinner, and even extends into late night and happy hour. With a 4.6 rating and a convenient location at 156 W 38th St, New York, this spot is a gem for those seeking a sophisticated culinary adventure.
- Mala Kitchen 安逸成都47街店 — Chinese · rated 4.6/5: Welcome to Mala Kitchen 安逸成都47街店, where we serve delicious Sichuan comfort food like dan dan noodles. Located at 7 E 47th St, New York, our cozy, family-friendly restaurant has received rave reviews with a 4.6 rating from 872 diners. Enjoy indoor dining, takeout, or delivery, and savor our famed desserts. We accept various payment options, ensuring a smooth dining experience. Join us for an unforgettable meal today!
- Wokuni — Japanese · rated 4.5/5: Wokuni transports diners to a sophisticated seaside marketplace where shimmering displays of the day’s freshest catch serve as the centerpiece for an authentic Japanese feast. The air carries the delicate scent of charcoal-grilled fish and vinegared rice, inviting guests to savor buttery sashimi and salt-crusted seasonal specialties crafted with sea-to-table devotion. This expansive, light-filled sanctuary blends industrial flair with culinary
- Fusion — Asian Fusion · rated 4.5/5: Fusion pulses with a vibrant energy, where sleek, modern aesthetics meet the intoxicating aromas of sizzling woks and aromatic spices. The kitchen artfully bridges continents, weaving together bold umami depths and bright, zesty accents to create a tapestry of flavors that feel both familiar and thrillingly new. Each beautifully plated dish serves as a passport to a world where tradition is reimagined, offering a dining experience that is as visually stunning as it is delicious.
- Tipsy Shanghai — Chinese · rated 4.5/5: Stepping into Tipsy Shanghai feels like entering a vibrant corner of old-world China, where the air is thick with the savory steam of delicate soup dumplings and the rich, soy-glazed aroma of slow-braised pork belly. This lively haunt brings together traditional Shanghainese flavors with a spirited, modern energy, inviting guests to linger over bubbling clay pots and rice wine-infused specialties that capture the soulful, sweet-and-savory essence of the region.














