Mandarin Court Restaurant Inc
(212) 608-3838
61 Mott St
New York,
NY
10013
40.716
-73.9984
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Chinatown
What People Are Saying About Mandarin Court Restaurant Inc
User Reviews
Anonymous
November 13, 2008
I've been here with relatives for Dim Sum on a Saturday morning, and I remember the service and food were both good. While the selection wasn't the biggest (it's not the biggest restaurant either, so that's to be expected), what they do have is tasty, and the price is reasonable.
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stultus_juventus
June 20, 2007
The decor is horrid and the service leaves room for improvement, but this hidden gem serves some of the best dim sum out there. Originally, I came here quite unexpectedly while wandering Chinatown years ago, but I have since made this my number one destination. I'm certain to bring all my out of town friends down here. The crowd is always a good mix of Chinatown locals and laowai (that's gringo in Chinese). Caveat emptor: If you're bringing a really picky eater who explodes at the mere mention of less than 5 star dining, this is not your place. Some of the food looks VERY foreign.. (More chicken's feet anyone?) Your girl-with-pearls will likely turn up her nose at this SO-far-from-Greenwich spot but it's worth convincing her otherwise!
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parkslopeboy
March 05, 2007
I absolutely love this place! This has become the only place I go for dimsum these days. I've tried a lot of other places, but this place takes the cake. The decor is simple (there is one plasma screen on the wall...that's it) and there is usually a huge line to get in. The good news is that the food is worth the wait and the line moves rather quickly (if you don't mind sharing tables). Remember to get a number when you arrive (they call numbers to get you seated). The dimsum carts come along quickly with fresh, hot food and despite the fact that most of the servers speak limited english, they'll try to answer questions as best as possible. If you don't like dimsum being served on carts then this isn't the place for you. The carts come and go quickly, so it helps to be familiar with the items you like/dislike (not necessarily the best place to try dimsum for the first time). Overall, the food is just amazing and its really cheap. I highly recommend it!
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