Sarasota , Alaska

155 reviews

New Yorkers are definitely don't know how to pick a good Chinese restaurant. This place was great, the atmosphere was awesome, most people who eat here are very classy, however when it comes to food quality, this place suffers. I'd say you folks should try eating real Chinese food on the West Coast, Los Angeles, San Francisco or better yet, Vancouver are the three best places to eat real good Chinese food outside China/Hong Kong. They really know how to cook. Shun Lee might be located in Midtown Manhattan and a Chinese fiesta place for top Wall Street Bankers and lawywers, but obviously they don't know how and where to eat a real Chinese food.

fall river , Massachusetts

21 reviews

New Yorkers are definitely don't know how to pick a good Chinese restaurant. This place was great, the atmosphere was awesome, most people who eat here are very classy, however when it comes to food quality, this place suffers. I'd say you folks should try eating real Chinese food on the West Coast, Los Angeles, San Francisco or better yet, Vancouver are the three best places to eat real good Chinese food outside China/Hong Kong. They really know how to cook. Shun Lee might be located in Midtown Manhattan and a Chinese fiesta place for top Wall Street Bankers and lawywers, but obviously they don't know how and where to eat a real Chinese food.

new york , New York

24 reviews

This upscale Chinese restaurant located in east midtown is home to one of NYC's most ecelectic wine lists and also features mouth-watering dim-sum. Despite the traditional cuisine, a very modern, western-inspired decor complements Chiam's excellent menu.

Rockville , Maryland

156 reviews

What is interesting about this very good Chinese restaurant is that they have a very good wine list, and the staff is knowledgable about the wine. The food is light, almost spa cooking, but it goes well with wine, unlike much Chinese cooking.

New york city , New York

8 reviews

Expect to order two dishes if you are hungry. Food taste great, but such small portions. Kinda makes you feel like Oliver and ask for some more, please.

New York , New York

28 reviews

You automatically think Chinese food is greasy but not at Chiam. Expensive and small servings but food is excellent here. Some entre costs over $20. Dim lights create a romantic atmosphere.