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China Blue 135 Watts Street, City Of New York,...
+12124310111
There are also parking options for your car, the next parking lot is Tribeca Parking at a distance of 40 meters from China Blue in New York, Or you could use public transportation to get to the stop MTA-Canal St-1 Line, which is 350 meters away from the restaurant.
The menu of China Blue from New York includes 124 dishes. On average, dishes or drinks on the menu cost about $12.1. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.
China Blue is a rare upscale Chinese restaurant located in NYC, offering a blend of forgotten Shanghai charm and vibrant New York energy. The decor is reminiscent of the 1930s and 40s, with vintage typewriters and old lamps creating a unique ambience. The menu features authentic Shanghainese cuisine, with dishes like the Shanghai shumai and eel wuxi style receiving high praise for their fantastic flavors. The salted egg yolk-covered fish is highlighted as a particularly delicious item. While the dim sum selection is limited and made-to-order, the pan-fried pork dumplings stand out as a must-try dish. The interior is well-decorated, the service is friendly, and the full bar offers a variety of cocktails and drinks. Despite a few misses with certain dishes, China Blue is highly recommended for its delicious food, inviting atmosphere, and overall great dining experience.
The average evaluation for China Blue is 4.2, which means that the customers have a very high opinion of this place.
What Thomas H likes about China Blue:
The decor was comfortable, inviting, and relaxing. The food was fantastic and authentic. The drinks that we had were excellent. We tried the Shanghai shumai, the eel wuxi style, dongpo pork, lions head meatballs, and lotus with glutinous sweet rice. Everything we had was delicious (especially the incredibly tender and moist meat ball). I would 100% go back for the drinks, ambience, and food. View all feedback.
It was a nice experience. We were visiting family in NY and decided to run around Manhattan for...
Elegant setting, a blend of a forgotten Shanghai and never-sleeping New York. Old mirrors, dorm...