Hello, Golden Shanghai As if in a dream, I found myself landed on the vibrant Mott Street in Chinatown. On a Friday afternoon, streams of tourists amidst New Yorkers walked by the colorful restaurants, bakeries and tea houses. Rows of small lanterns and festive lights are strung above the long, narrow street. I wondered if I could find the corner restaurant where I enjoyed a quiet snack before the lockdown. Next to Bayard Street, I noticed the once familiar Shanghai restaurant. Hello, Golden Shanghai I murmured to myself as I pushed the glass doors open to the spacious interior. The slim waitress brought me a pot of tea and set it on the table near the window. I was enticed by the continuous...
NY Chinatown is a lot to take in. Coming from out of town, it's hard to decide where to eat. This restaurant is one of the more spacious ones I've walked past. I was a bit worried because mostly foreigners were eating here. Later, the large table next to us was taken by a Chinese family having a celebration, so I felt better. : We had the Xiao Long Bao (soup dumpling , the Shanghai Steamed dumpling, and the Beef Pancake. Portions were smaller than what I'm used to for the price, but hey this is NYC. The XLB was pretty good. The steamed dumpling was average. The pancake on the Beef pancake was literally a crispy flaked scallion pancake, and the sauce was tasty. But sadly some of the beef was...
Been to this place twice but this is my very first time to leave a review. I wasn't able to take photos of the the other food my friend and I had, but glad to have taken a photo of one of my fave dish in the world- general tso's. The reason I'm just giving it a 3 stars it's because the servings are less than what it used to be- inflation I guess. Yes, I love the food, but I didn't like what they did- they added automatic 15% gratuity on our tab- they didn't do this the first time I was there. My friends, my boyfriend and my family knows I always tip 20% to 25% whenever I eat out, may the service good or bad, I always tip because I used to be a server when I used to live in Austin, Texas. I a...
Not as bad as all that! At least in our experience. Call it three and a half stars, and don't go out of your way to eat here, but if it's the only Chinese restaurant that's open after 9:30 p.m. on a Saturday night, and not packed with wedding party guests (like Wu's, our first choice), then it will definitely suffice! We were starving, they sat us quickly, fed us quickly, rushed us out and were fairly solicitous in the process. How was the food? I really enjoyed the spicy wontons in their delicate wrappers. The soup dumplings were bland and not worth eating. The pea shoots were delicious, as was the Shanghai style rice noodles (beautifully sweet sauteed peppers). We ordered a sweet and sour...
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My coworker and I decided to venture into Chinatown for an authentic Asian food experience here in New York. We were pleasantly surprised by the delicious offerings. While the service was just okay, the staff remained friendly and accommodating despite the bustling crowd. This level of attention during busy times is often a good sign. Overall, we left satisfied with our meal and grateful for the chance to savor authentic Asian cuisine. If you find yourself in the area, I definitely recommend giving this place a try.
While visiting Chinatown we wanted to try the real authentic flavors and we really wanted dumplings, we tried to pick other places before but they don't take credit cards so that is why we came to Golden Shanghai. Even though it wasn't our first pick we enjoyed the dumplings, they were fresh and good flavors, just nothing unforgettable. Service was not the best, it was ok. We really enjoyed the jasmine tea, it was perfect for the cold weather!
We went here on April 27th 2024 ordered crab meat soup dumplings and the dough was too thick and you couldn't taste the crab at all. The Shanghai fried rice and chicken lo mein was average at best. The waiter spilled the tea cup on our table and didn't even apologize. Defiantly one of the worst restaurants in Chinatown
We had a nice meal dumplings, pan fried noodles, soup dumplings, orange chicken and some other entrees. All were very good. Be careful with the tipping. My spouse mentioned they added it for you and then had a tip line. Other than that, we enjoyed our food and would come by again. Enjoy
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Be careful not to tip twice. We were not happy that the 20% tip already included the receipt without notifying, and just for two people. We almost tipped twice. We found most customers of this restaurant are tourist or foreigners. Many people would tip twice....
Authentic Shanghaiese food. Delicious and large proportion. I tried their specialty. Tea flavored shrimp and salty egg with crab. We had a big party. The service is very attentive.
Pork, Ham Bamboo Shoots And Bean Curd Skin Ribbon Casserole
Shanghai Dough And Bean Curd Sheet With Pork In Casserole
Preserved Veg. With Soy Bean And Bean Curd Sheet
Aubergines À La Sauce À L'ail Avec De La Viande
Thin Sliced Pork Laid With Preserved Vegetable
Shredded Pork With Dry Bean Curd And Pepper
Boeuf Effiloché Avec Tofu Sec Aux Haricots
Whole Yellow Fish With Salted Veg. In Soup
Ox Tongue And Triples With Spicy Flavor
Caillé De Haricots À La Chair De Crabe
