19 Best Asian Restaurants in New York

“Hands down probably the best Chinese food in the city. I could eat here everyday.“

“Was visiting my godchild and she wanted to eat here. The staff was amazing as was the ramen. Cozy and cool. We went for lunch on a Saturday and we were seated right away. I would definitely go back“

“Really beautiful space with lovely food and great service. I was expecting a bit more from the food tbh for the price (not sure what though because I have no real complaint but it wasn't spectacular other than the mixed fritter appetizer which was the best tempura I've ever had). All in all 4.5 stars.“

“Ottimo ristorante di Ramen (giapponese e non quello "tarocco" o fatto con quello istantaneo del supermercato) che offre anche una fantastica selezione di ravioli. Prezzi tutto sommato accettabili per la media della città e acqua gratuita. Posto piccolo, accogliente, staff cordiale e velocissimo. Porzioni corpose quindi ordinate con cautela o non riuscirete a finire tutto.“

“Amazing food and service!!“

“my partner and I love these noodles so much, we still make weekly Harlem trips to eat them, after moving to Queens. This was the meal we ate after we got engaged. These noodles literally brought love to my life.Vegetarian options: Great vegetarian options, including seitan and delicious dumplings!“

“Ordered takeout, didn’t eat in. Fantastic and very authentic. Here’s a tip, if they have jellyfish on the menu, it’s a real Chinese restaurant. And if you’ve never have jellyfish, just remember, at one time sushi was new and nobody in NY would eat raw fish … until they tried it. So try the jellyfish.“

“Tasty food with superb prices as well as attentive, friendly service. delectable soup dumplings with juicy tender meat wrapped in a chewy doughy wrapper are so appetizing.... I also love the location of the restaurant.“

“Having returned the day before after two weeks in Japan, I was impressed (but not at all surprised) to find the food at Sushi of Gari to be just as good if not better than the high-end sushi restaurants I'd sampled. Gari set the standard for sushi in NYC decades ago and continues to amaze!“

“Everyone was very nice, it just seemed disorganized and we were forgotten about. It was a very long lunch, given we were only one of two tables when we arrived and the. Half way through, two more came in. Food was excellent tho. No one was rude, I would focus on creating a more attentive service going forward.“

“Good Food, worth of money.....“

“The best sichuan serves some amazing authentic chinese food in NYC.The food is flavorful and spicy.If you can't handle spice, make sure to clarify it.Pork Dumplings in Chilli Oil is a must have.Ginger Ale goes well with the spicy food.“

“Where do I start…The hostess’s that seated us were so kind and helpful, they absolutely elevated our first impression of the restaurant! Our server, Junior, was attentive, patient, and answered any questions we had. On top of the incredible service, the atmosphere and food at Kuy are incredible. I will definitely be recommending this spot to others, and be back in the near future!“

“Incredible ramen. The soup base (pork) was fragrant , subtle and full bodied. The noodles were perfect and the accompaniments were perfect (we got the egg - totally worth it. Service was efficient and pleasant. Beautiful space.“

“It was a little tight seating wise but also one of the only places in the area I could find with seating. The price to seating size was almost perfect and it was some of th3 best fried rice I've ever had. The dumplings I stole off my partners plate were good too :^)They have self order kiosks so if you wanted to you would t if had to talk to anyone. It was fantastic and a great place to chill out at the end of a long day of walking“

“What a deliciously serendipitous surprise! Okay, so…being freshly back in NYC full time, I decided to go for a jaunt, before a scheduled yoga class - stick with me here. As I’m making my way to a near by Target to browse and bide time, I’m suddenly inspired to detour from all plans made (Target included), go further downtown and walk 14th St from 8th Ave. You with me, still?I’m walking and I stop at a favorite haunt and I pick up a new deck - follow me for more on that later. I continue on, figuring I’d walk over to St. Mark’s because it’s been forever since I’ve been in that area. I’m strolling down Broadway and what do I stumble upon? “3 Times.” Curious me, I’m intrigued, especially because 3 is my favorite number. I go in, I sit and I am ENAMORED.Y’all! The service, the atmosphere, the FOOD! You have got to try their CHICKEN SOUP DUMPLINGS and the FRIED MINI BUNS - the latter comes with condensed milk. It. Was. SO GOOD! I washed it all down with a lot of their EIGHT TREASURES CHRYSANTHEMUM TEA - YUMMMMM! Mind you, I went to the grocery store this morning, but you know…life will lead you to pleasure when you let it. I will without a doubt be returning, and with an even larger appetite.If you end up popping over to 3 Times (Broadway/Union Sq), tell them Donny sent you. If you happen to see me there at the same time as you, say heylo! ?“

“This place is terrific! The special sushi and barna roll truly excellent. BYO helps with the fairly pricy tab. Service is very attentive. Major problem is the deafening sound. I go early, before 6, which works for me. Great alternative to Seki and Gari. Highly recommend.“

“Great food, everything it’s delicious !!!“

“I stopped by the union square urban space location for the first time today!. I had the tempura shrimp, cow bao plus popcorn chicken combo which was awesome!!. I’m really glad that they have a location here so I can just walk down the street even when I can’t make it to Bryant park!. Looking forward to coming back!“