Just like its downtown brother, you come to this Chinese hotspot for their amazing soup dumplings – get both the crab and the pork – they’re one of the best in NYC.
Must haves: the salt & pepper shrimp, and their moo shoo pork. Be careful not to over order! Their portions are generous, & besides, why on earth would you want anything but NYC's best soup dumplings?
Amazing Soup Dumplings! Be careful, there is an art to eating soup dumplings without getting them on yourself.... Crispy beef was so so good!
The pork buns are great! 2 in an order, perfect for a snack or light lunch on their own.
The pork buns are a must and you can't go wrong with any of the ramen choices here.
Top notch spicy pork buns and spicy garlic and miso ramen. Ponzu sauce for gyoza was sour...not good. Happy hour specials are killer.
Be sure to order the delicious steamed pork buns or steamed crab meat pork buns. These are what are otherwise known as Shanghai soup dumplings or xiao long bao (XLB). They are freshly handmade.
Clean spaces and delicious soup dumplings
Love steamed buns w/ 'shroom & bok choy & pan-fried egg & chive 1's. Star item is Chinese hand-pulled noodle called "la-mien"-NOT Japanese ramen. Don't order veggie 1 & have it hand-cut 4 xtra $1.
Just like the original but so much more space! I'd recommend the Paitan ramen with pork and a side of pork buns, yum!
Pork buns to start, and get the paitan ramen.
pork buns are great! so is the spicy miso ramen but the broth is a little thick because of the miso paste. I like that they give you the spicy sauce on the side so you can cater to your own taste.
New location in heart of Midtown. Serving lunch and dinner only. Order Pork buns, sesame cucumber,ippudo fries and try their new Kansane broth. They have vegetarian miso ramen and eggplant bun also!
Akamuro ramen did not disappoint! Would have added corn. Pork was too heavy if you get pork buns. Chicken karagi was meh
Try their popular spicy Kasane broth dishes and the pork buns.
Very tasty pork belly bao buns
Try combo 3. Absolutely can't go wrong with 2 baos and popcorn chicken. Try pork belly and Peking duck.
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A good variety of Mexican, Korean, Japanese, Italian and Indian cuisine at this food market! Shrimp bao buns are good for a quick bite.
The pizza was good, the rest, I didn't particularly care for.
great for a quick business lunch. crab & shrimp soup dumplings!
Excellent food! Soup dumplings were awesome, you can’t be named “Home of Soup Dumplings” if they were terrible. Lol I recommend.
The trick to eating dumplings here is to put them in the serving cup and let the soup fall into the cup — then drink!
Try the pork soup dumplings.
Xiao long bao, you cannot go wrong.
Don't get the soup dumplings here. You're better off going to Chinatown.
Great spot for just about anything, the manager RJ was THE BEST! Great recommendations and hospitable, try the pork buns!
The Horny Ram is the perfect Midtown East spot for an after-work drink, serving up comfort food classics. Try the mac and cheese or the buffalo chicken nachos platter - a definite crowd favorite.
I love the ambience here at The Horny Ram. The Cornflake Chicken strip were absolutely delicious, and the Big Burger was really big with an amazing flavor!
Try the peanut noodle, cucumber appetizer and soup dumplings!
Big-ticket items such as “braised whole fish filet with soy bean sprouts in roasted chili spiced broth” and “Braised lamb filets with napa cabbage and roasted chili” are worth the larger tab. Read more.
I love any of the fish options! But the dumplings and scallion pancakes are the true winners.
Get the Dan Dan noodles, the steamed pork buns and ma po tofu
Slightly pricey Chinese food in the Rockefeller area. The Sichuan dishes are the best on the menu, so be sure to try the Braised Beef with Napa, the Dan Dan noodles, and the Ma Po Tofu.
Been there several times and the service hugely depends on who your head waiter is. The food is only okay at best. Overpriced, specially the vegetable dishes.
Great creamy tomato soup and salmon. Very cool atmosphere.
Excellent tater tots, crab cakes, beet salad, and the bartenders are sweet and funny.
Cocktails, old fashioned wedge salad, steak
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