정보
324 East 57th Street, New York, NY 10022
정보 업데이트: 2026. 4. 17.
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Dining at Mr. Chow’s is nothing short of an experience. The Peking duck is impeccably crispy on the outside, tender and flavorful on the inside, and served with those delicate pancakes that elevate every bite. The fiery beef is a revelation; perfectly spiced, tender, and with just the right amount of heat to keep you coming back for more. The scallops are seared to perfection, buttery, and melt in your mouth with every bite. Try it with their hot sauce, it’s so so good! Pairing the meal with a glass of champagne turns it into a celebration; the bubbles cut through the richness beautifully. The fried rice—simple yet indulgent is perfectly seasoned and generously studded with fresh ingredients. The silverware and table presentation add an extra layer of elegance, making every dish feel luxurious. The ambiance is small but intimate and classy, ideal for a special night out. Every detail, from the food to the atmosphere, shows precision, flavor, and sophistication. Mr. Chow’s is a must-visit for anyone craving elevated Chinese cuisine.
Walked into Mr. Chow and the hospitality was impeccable. Each host and service said hello on our way to our seats. We were well attended to. Zoran was so pleasant and funny. We ordered all of his recommendations and nothing disappointed! I really appreciate the white glove service. The lobster was perfect and prawns were to die for. (And I'm glad he steered us to the sauteed rice over the steamed rice because it paired so well with everything we ordered). Atmosphere was exactly what we wanted after a day at the spa. Thanks for the memories.
The food was honestly very underwhelming, especially for the prices. I was looking forward to the squid ink noodles, but ended up quite disappointed as they were kind of slimy, not hot, and super messy. The crispy beef was good, but I still don’t know what part of it was actually beef. It was just straight crisps. The chicken satay was just okay. I ordered fish (I don’t remember which one) as my second course, but the texture was also slimy and sticky, and the taste was bland. The ambiance was gloomy in my opinion, and the vibe was very off putting. Mr. Chow came out and did a pasta performance which was okay, but the entire restaurant fell silent on cue. Maybe I watch too many movies, but as a first timer and not expecting that, I felt like I was about to be a part of a horror film like the movie, “The Menu.” It was actually quite eerie and unsettling. I’m not sure if the guy in the suit was an owner, part of management, or what…but he he only checked on us once, and that was to explain the menu but he seemed perturbed doing so. I noticed that he would only ask people that was obviously very wealthy how they were doing. Lastly, I ended my night with a very upset stomach. Nausea and everything. 🤮 I’m up this morning, and my stomach still hurts. Our waiter is the only part of our experience that made it okay, as he was very attentive. In all, I do not recommend this place at all. I think it’s for a certain type of demographic and I definitely would not be back.
Mr. Chow's on 57th St. is one of my favorite restaurants in the city!! The service is absolutely incredible and you truly feel at home with also a luxurious feel. Hands down the best duck in all of New York City. The restaurant is also always so clean and spotless. Truly, one of my favorite restaurants ever and always an incredible time dining there. Would highly recommend to anyone and everyone!!
I have written very few reviews in my life, though the quality of the food along with management's response to our complaint led me to write this review. We ordered Mr. Chow for delivery, and it quite literally was the worst meal that I have ever eaten, or lack there of because it was inedible. We ordered the crispy beef which was essentially breading as the beef seemed to be absent and without flavor at $56. The Mr. Chow noodles, which excusing the fact they were soggy, had zero flavor. The chicken satay, which was the only edible item was fine, but the portion of one small satay was offensive at $16. While I understand some foods do not travel well, the taste and quality of the food should not be this poor and is inexcusable at this price point. If the food does not deliver well, then a restaurant with this caliber and reputation should not offer delivery. Moreover, we called the restaurant and spoke with the manager, who was rude and told us that we should not have ordered these signature items and refused to acknowledge or correct the situation. I am highly disappointed in the experience with Mr. Chow and will never dine at or recommend this restaurant to anyone again, most notably because of the refusal of the restaurant manager to remedy the situation.
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