(212) 929-1800
43 W 24th St
New York,
NY
10010
40.7429
-73.9905
Neighborhoods: Midtown, Midtown South Central
Reviews & Ratings for Sapa Restaurant
133 reviews
What users are saying:
Absolutely gorgeous and delicious
by sharmagirl
Came to Sapa on a very nice evening out. This Asian inspired French restaurant was abso;lutely delightful. Everyone who seemed to be working there was happy, all the clients were more than happy, and I was more than happy with the food and service. Definitely come here on a nice date, for a birthday, or just to relax and have some great food.
- Pros: love love love
Fantastic food!
by eventplanner1
This is definitely a special occasion spot, unless you don't mind a hefty bill, but rest assured that either way, it's well worth it. The great reviews certainly are there for a reason (and rightfully so). The dining room is always packed with fresh flowers; the smell is wonderful. The staff is very attentive and welcoming. As for the food, I suggest being brave and trying something you wouldn't normally eat. Sure, their steak frites is delicious. Even though I was VERY happy with my steak, after trying the different dishes from the girls at my table, I wish I had opted for something more unique. This was truly an awesome dining experience.
Check the glass before taking a sip!!!!
by qqkris
We went there for happy hour on Friday about two weeks ago. The front section was all taken even though it was only 5:45pm. We grabbed a seat at the roll bar while waiting for the rest of the party. We tried almost everything (food) on the menu and it all came out pretty good. Oysters were only a dollar a piece, and the potato knish with caviar & creme fraiche was delicious. The special cocktail of the night was Barcardi Sunrise, which was way too sweet for me so I ordered the special white wine for my second around. I am glad that I was sitting down when the drink came since the moment I raised the glass and saw it through the light from the roll bar, I saw TONS of lip marks on the glass rim - NOT JUST ONE.. but ALL AROUND!!!!!!! I couldn't find our waiter so we got the manager who happened to be nearby. He apologized and got me another glass, but without any offer or whatsoever. This is a very nice and elegant place and I expected them to be better on customer service. Honestly, I will go back since I do like this place a lot, but I would definitely be very cautious before putting anything near my mouth.
- Pros: Good Happy Hour
- Cons: Could be very noisy
grerat nyc happy hour and chill bartenders
by tiroma
I usually go for the 5 dollar happy hour (yoga teacher in trainig) it fits the budget... but that said, it is a classy place. The decor is delicious and the bartenders once they see you around a bit are quite gregarious. They make you feel comforable like hey, it's quite all right to sit there was past happy hour with out ordering a lot of drinks. I try to recommend it to anyone in the area and I have gone on several after work outings. Good music, too.... Check it out. It won't disappoint especially when you walk in and think oh dear this could be attitude city but not. Good stuff.
- Pros: all good
- Cons: no bad
One of the best dining experience you'll have...almost
by uwsredhd
Sapa is quietly situated along West 24th street, but once you open the door, you enter a beautiful atmosphere of style that doesn't reek of IKEA and 1990s. That said, you're not greeted very warmly by the hosts and that puts a dent in the charm. Once you're seated, it is a different story. I've eaten at Sapa many times and even had a birthday party there. I'm so impressed with the simplicity and confidence of the dishes, that you can easily spend 2 to 3 hours dining from starters through dessert. The wine list is just as confident as well with perfect opportunities to explore your pallet. In the last visit we had a long delay on the sides we ordered. While the management moved quickly to resolve the issue, there wasn't any explanation given about it. Overall, however, it is worth overlooking the faux pas as this Asian-Fusion adventure was well worth an evening out.
Decor great, food a little salty and heavy
by mbur1gess
We had a group of 5 for dinner on a Sunday evening before an event at MSG. This place takes itself seriously (even calling me on the morning of the reservation to confirm or cancel - the restaurant was completely empty at 5:30 on a Sunday, so it's not like they were booked out!). The decor and ambience are great, but the food was very disappointing. All of our party complained their meals were heavy, with liberal use of salt. Not sure I'd go back to eat - nice place for a show-off cocktail though.
- Pros: Be seen here - trendy place
- Cons: Disappointing food on the night we were there.
A stunning, sensual setting for Chef Gavin Portsmouth's inspired Asian cooking.
by Allison Austin
The Scene
Airy, clean, sophisticated and perfectly lit, the AvroKo-designed space is clever, but not overly showy. Note the few peek-through windows to the kitchen, soft leather banquettes, the "roll bar" glowing from within. A mix of fashionable expense accounters, young cocktailers and the occasional foodie make up the crowd. Service ranges widely, from overeager to absent.
The Food
The paired-down menu shows a flare for Asian-New American fusion. Cocoa- and peanut-glazed spareribs are outstandingly tender, rescued from being too rich by a carrot-orange sauce. The roll bar turns out a decent salmon-cucumber roll; the beef with watercress and hoisin is a better choice. But the kitchen's range is best expressed in the entrees, especially the roast cod, paired with a porcini-sherry sauce that's expertly reined-in so as not to overpower the fish. Pistachio creme brulee with orange ice cream hits the dessert spot head-on.
Cool, Fun Ambience, Slightly Murked by Pricey So-So Food
by tikkipembo
So with a group of a dozen, we enjoyed a lovely Saturday night at Sapa?s. Let?s start off with cocktails? I highly recommend the Cosmojito, Ginger?s Passion Margarita, Lychee Bellini and Sapa Mint Lemonade. They were all refreshing and quite delicious. Then came the food and I hate to admit this, but I expected a bit more. I?ve been to Patricia Yeo?s two other Manhattan restaurants and came away impressed. This time? not so much. I had the Grilled Maya Prawns which were very good, but the Soy Ginger Steamed Fish entree seemed to lack an element of sorts. It was decent, but not delectable. The desserts were enjoyable though. We shared the Pistachio Creme Brulee and ice cream. The ambience was chill and fun, which is what really made the night.. as well as a visit from Chef Patricia Yeo.
- Pros: great ambience, good service
- Cons: for the price and hype, the food was a tad bit unimpressive
New Menu!!!!
by danielle_and_john
We went to Sapa a few weeks ago and when we got back from vacation, we went back for dinner. Almost everything on the menu was changed. It was great! Everything was so flavorful and excellently presented.
We love this place even more.
- Pros: Excellent food, everyone was happy & friendly
Great Place!
by nicole_and_matt
Everything was great, we loved everything. The food was great and our waitress was so nice. Call me a hopeless romantic, but we sat in between two couples who got engaged in the restaurant. Amazing. I recommend this place highly.
- Pros: Decor, great food, romantic








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