Celebrate Chinese New Year in NYC
Mimi Cheng's Dumplings
Warm up with spicy chili oil wontons at this from-scratch Taiwanese dumpling house. It's a twist on a family recipe & features wonton wrappers filled with organic chicken & a fiery broth.
Little Tong Noodle Shop
The East village location of mixian (rice noodle) shop will do a take on ShengJian Bao (SJB) - crispy pan-seared pork soup dumplings with a black sesame plum chili vinaigrette plus a special mixian for the duration of the two-week festival - bbq baby back ribs & wonton.
Atlas Kitchen
This UWS newcomer leans modern for its CNY menu, with plates like coral lobster with salted duck egg, foie gras udon with fried dough & grilled quail with cumin.
Ferris
For the year of the pig, chef Greg Proechel is serving up his take on ramen featuring kakuni (Japanese braised pork) & longevity noodles in a shoyu broth.
Tang Hotpot
Bring the crew & feast on a special prix fixe menu (complete with appetizers, meat, seafood, veggies & dessert) at this group-friendly Sichuan hot pot spot.
MáLà Project
The dry pot specialist is celebrating the holiday with 15 days of menu specials at its East Village location, from pork dumplings to marinated duck.
Asiate
This posh restaurant at Mandarin Oriental will herald in the Lunar New Year with Chinese teas, green tea ice cream & oversized fortune cookies (made in-house).
Chinese Tuxedo
The contemporary Chinese restaurant is hosting a banquet dinner featuring dishes to promote good fortune, with a performance by a traditional lion dance troupe.
Bessou
This NoHo hub for Japanese comfort food is offering a 3-course family-style prix fixe menu with nods to classic dishes for Chinese & Japanese New Year.
Little Alley
Classic Chinese New Year dishes are on the menu at this traditional Shanghainese eatery, including cheese-baked lobster & Dungeness crab with salted duck egg.
DaDong
Go all-out at this upscale Chinese restaurant known for its legendary Peking duck, which is included in each of the three celebratory family-style menus.
