50 Best Chinese Restaurants near Tenafly

“I’ve been coming here from when I used to go to Tenafly Middle school. This place was my go to for after school snack.
Price is still amazing for lunch deals around $8~$12, portions are generous, and ultimately foods are great.
It’s been more than 10 years but I’ll still come to Tenafly just for Good Taste general chicken tsp combo.
Highly recommended.“

“Authetic korean restaurant serving some good Tang Soo Yook! Very nicely fried and portion is generous! we also tried their seafood jjampong and it was good. I bet the heat is even perfect during colder weathers! I would love to come back and try their jajang. so hopefully soon.

Inside was clean and spacious and service was very good. We were asked if we wanted tea or water which I appreciated. we also had some fried pork left which we got to go and the staff gave us extra sauce! we felt so welcomed.“

“Feel like chinese or Japanese? you will be satisfied with both. Great ambience and services. Bring your wine. The best in town. A delight, including my waiter John, who treats me like a Queen.“

“It is not often enough that great atmosphere and ambience pair together with great food, but this place has done just that.

Since their renovations last year the quality of everything from the plates to the whole interior design has improved. Not only that but the food is one of the best in the neighborhood.“

“Ate there yesterday for the first time. What a find! The food is excellent, staff is wonderful, pricing is great. I loved how clean everything was. Enjoy!“

“The noodles are amazing, and every dish is customizable. I love the scallion ginger, but I've had other flavors too. I ALWAYS get the seitan, it is so good! I think they make the seitan in house, there's something unique about the texture.“

“Had an amazing experience at this PF Changs, our server Greg was extremely attentive and friendly. Love it here! Make sure to get the crab wontons as an app:)“

“We were staying at the Tarrytown house estate and decided to visit Goosefeather for dinner, not having any idea about the restaurant other than that it was located on-site. As Chinese-style martial artists, we were pleasantly surprised to see the Cantonese -fusion menu options as we walked in. Unfortunately, we did not have reservations, but we were able to sit at the bar. What an auspicious turn of luck! The bar offers not only the full menu, but the chance to watch professionals at their craft. We were taken care of by Mariana and Sara, who were busy yet still highly attentive. They were very knowledgeable about the menu, and explained everything even before our questions had a habce to leave our lips. We started with some standard drinks (a spicy martini, and one of their mocktails with Ron Zacapa rum added in). Solid pours, balancing the flavors of the drinks with adequate alcohol to keep things fun). Next week ordered the spicy rice cakes and the potstickers. Each was perfectly done. The potstickers were crispy but not burnt, and paired with a just-right spicy Chinese mustard. There were four per serving, which served to whet out appetites while leaving us waiting for more. Next, we got the spicy rice cakes. These were just hot enough to let the tongue know, but the spice built pleasantly. The plate was pretty big, and the two of us had more than one or two helpings each. Finally, we had the Crying Tiger Tuna. The lightly seared and seasoned tuna was paired with avocado salad, pickled gooseberries, and sweet goji berries. Delicious! To cap it off, we switched up our drinks for two of their signature cocktails. Sweet emotion is a pumpkin espresso martini with a smoky bubble of deliciousness in top. Love in an Elevator is a wild rum ride of flavors I'd never think to blend, such as apricot, chocolate, and lemon. Overall, while pricey, the experience, the food, and the atmosphere made it worth it! As a bonus, we were watched over by a really cool portrait of Bruce Lee!“

“Food was good. Sweet and sour chicken: chicken was cooked well and seemed like better quality than other places. Sauce flavor was not amazing. Everything else was pretty good and authentic Hong Kong dim sum. Staff look professional and you can tell they work hard. I have to be back on the weekend to try the baked pork buns! “

“The seafood is awesome. The stuffs are polite & friendly“

“I really like Lucas Sin, so I was expecting this place to be a little more. My expectations aside, the staff was overworked even after 8:30pm, but they were still courteous. I would say this place would still rank much better than Panda Express (there's one down the street), given that this is kind of like a make-your-own type of place (think Sweetgreen, DIGG, etc.) but with a proper Chinese flair (again, contrast with Panda Express).

I would say that the seating area was a little not well-maintained, but you are served with a bowl used for a take-out anyway, so just take it to a place you feel more comfortable eating.

Vegetarian options: Build-your-own, others are clearly marked on the menu.

Dietary restrictions: Vegan.“

“LOVE LOVE LOVE OLLIE’s !! The food is always consistently great!! #LoveChineseFood Super friendly staff!!!“

“I’m in the team of little pepper!“

“I came here for lunch with my swim team and everything was amazing. The atmosphere, the service, the company, and the food. It’s like a Chinese style Chipotle, where you can customize your own bowl or try a signature dish. The staff was super friendly and the artwork on the wall was eye catching. Would recommend coming here! The only thing is it’s a little pricey and if you want to add meat or seafood to your bowl it costs a few cents extra.“

“Everything was delicious. Will definitely be back!“

“A generous sized bowl of very flavorful noodles topped with seasoned Impossible meat crumbles. By NY standards $12.95 for this portion is an absolute steal! Everyone else selling similar dishes are in the $19.95 and up and smaller portions Although advertised as spicy ?️, I did not find it spicy at all . Next time I will ask fit a bit more spice I am not sure ? f I didn’t mix everything up very well, but as I got to the bottom , it taste a little on the salty side It still was delicious and great value for this dish While not a ? vegan restaurant, they do have several other vegan options clearly labeled They also have other locations in NYC , so check them out“

“Great food and great service. The food reminds me of home and is reasonably priced. We keep coming back for the ox tail stew, ribs, beef steak, porkchops, dumplings and the boneless chicharonnes de pollo. Most meals are served with white or yellow rice and beans or vegetables. If you want to try something different, they have the beef liver and squid ink fried rice which remind me of squid ink Paella. The combination meals are a great option to try out different dishes. The staff and owners always greet you with a warm welcome.“

“Good ambient Good food Great services love this restaurants“

“Love the place, it’s cozy. Food is great. Cocktails are nice. According to food portion, recommending party of 4 to get a decent portion to share for each and able to get variety of food on the menu to try. Peking duck, soft shell crab (on special menu) and shrimp dumpling are my favorites.“

“5 stars does not do this place justice… the atmosphere… welcoming and warm! the service… attentive and friendly! the food… delicious and filling! me and my friends ordered food here and we LOVED it; will be back again without question!“

“Tonight I experienced something new, an extra-ordinary meal from a singularly unexpected source. To say that both the meal and its maker have challenged my preconceptions about Chinese food cooking is a gross understatement. They have rocked me to my core. In the past, I have made no secret of my disdain for Yummy City's famous motto: 'Chinese food is not hard to make.' But I realize, only now do I truly understand what he meant. Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere. It is difficult to imagine more humble origins than those of the genius now cooking at Yummy City, who is, in this critic's opinion, nothing less than the finest Chinese food cook in UES. I will be returning to Yummy City soon, hungry for more.“

“Sorry but I've been coming here for over 20 years and this place has not change! Awesome authentic Chinese food, period! No jokes, just come and find out for yourself. Sue and staff will treat you right! Enjoy

Parking: Free parking on Sunday, All other time it's meter parking. Be careful“

“I love this Chinese spot, the food is delicious, I drive down this spot to get my fave lunch special even though I have a chinese restaurant near me. It's the sauce for me.

Parking: Lots of parking spot that are free“

“It my first time coming to their new location in UES. I have tried them several times in midtown. I ordered sesame sauce cold noodles and chicken with chili sauce today. Compared to the other location, the cold noodles were too sweet for me, and the fragrance of the sesame sauce is not strong enough. As for the chicken, it was actually much better than the other location. I remembered looking for water after eating it at the other location, because they were too generous with the MSG. However, this time at the new location, it was very delicious. The chicken was tender, and I was able to taste the chili oil and the chicken itself. Overall, it was a nice place to grab a bite.

Vegetarian options: Some dishes and cold noodles are vegetarian.“

“Very fresh, authentic Chinese cuisine. Service was good (slow at first), but friendly and attentive. So glad to have a good Chinese restaurant in the neighborhood!“

“One of the more unique place in the Bronx. Its actually a hidden gem and I'm surprised it hasnt gone viral. If youre asian and dont speak spanish here, they're gonna mess with you.

Parking: if youre not local, its best to just uber or take the subway here. Not really worth getting your car messed up or waste time driving around to find parking.

Kid-friendliness: kid friendly. space is limited.“

“Fantastic food and service. This is exactly like the food I enjoyed at similar Chinese lamb skewer restaurants in Korea. I went in expecting to have to use Korean because a few reviews said no one speaks English, but instead I encountered non Korean servers and had to use English. They also spoke Spanish. There are menus available in Chinese, Korean, and English. You can get served here regardless of language. I highly recommend if you want something different from typical Korean barbecue. It’s also BYOB.“

“Love this place, a great buffet with a great customer experience. People at the register are simply the best - the way how they close the overfilled boxes - just like a pro. Never asked for extra $2. Thanks to them.The food is fresh and tasty.All you can eat for $13 or $14, depends on time you are there. Or to go boxes for different prices depending on the size of the container.Wonderful addition - banana and the coke is included for to go.“

“Hands down best Chinese food around the area.I usually make my own Chinese food but when I’m not feeling it I always buy from here only!The people are friendly and food is tasty. We have received stale fried noodles before that’s probably the worst thing.“

“We were in the area and wanted some Chinese food, so we looked around the area and saw that this was one of the higher-rated places. I also noticed that they only take cash and do phone orders. We called on the phone, placed our order, then made our way over. We paid in cash and got the food. I ordered the boneless spare ribs combination platter, which comes with a roast pork egg roll and roast pork fried rice. We also got a small wonton soup. The boneless spare ribs were really good, striking a good balance between the sweet and savory that boneless spare ribs typically have. The roast pork egg roll was delicious and savory. Everything else, though, was not as good. The roast pork fried rice was pretty bland, as were the wontons and the broth that the wontons came with. For the price, though, it was reasonable, so I am not too upset.“

“I haven’t eaten such authentic Hunan cuisine in a long time! The boss is from Zhangjiajie and the homemade wine is delicious! The pickled radish in the "soy skin" hot pot is also delicious and the beef is very tasty. I wish the boss a prosperous business!“

“We loved it. We ordered their spicy tripe appetizer and it was on point, not too spicy and not too stinky. The flavor of their chow mei fun was on point as well. Great overall! They also have a great lunch menu on weekdays.“

“We ordered like 5 or 6 things. Everything was very good to excellent. Essentially the same quality as Soup Dumpling plus, a smaller menu/seating, but nowhere near the same crowd. Service is very good, we love the manager! You cant find better soup dumplings than here in this area without having to wait. Everything all homemade and legit authentic. Their spicy szechuan dumplings are the best you can find in NJ and they offer rare and delicious sauteed snow pea leaves and watercress... Their crab/pork soup dumplings are slighty larger but have a thin chewy wrapper, lots of broth - are phenomenal.“

“I am vegetarian and love to get the scallion and ginger stir fry with seitan. You can order it light/med/high spice level to your preference. The noodles are so tasty and you can really tell they are fresh. The mango tea is an awesome lightly sweetened beverage addition to balance the spice of the noodles.“

“By far the best Chinese I've eaten in the Bronx! If you don't believe me just try it!! Might look a lil sketchy but who doesn't love a hidden gem, don't forget to try the Extra Cold Ice Tea n Lemonade ask for it Extra Cold!“

“Delicious Peruvian and Chinese food. The service is very attentive.“

“Had our second meal there tonight—even better than the first. Flavors are complex and delicious, and there is clearly great care taken with each dish. Recommended dishes: crispy cucumber, lobster with ginger and scallion (a special tonight—outstanding) and shredded pork with garlic sauce. Our new favorite Chinese restaurant in Westchester. Can’t wait to return.“

“Been coming here for atleast 30 years. But since the young lady left, which has been here for atleast 25 years. Not how it used to be. The only chinese food i eat is from them. Best to call and place order. They are always crowded

Parking: Very narrow street. Always have to double park“

“This Chinese restaurant is the only place in bronx I would order food from always fresh place cleani used to live in projects not to far from it and even after I moved to Bedford park I still make my way here for my food and the workers here very polite and respectable“

“Hands Down, this is the best Chinese Takeout in the area.“

“Great coffee and service. ☕️“

“I used to come here years ago when I lived in the area... Went back after about 8 years and man was the food still delicious. Still got stickey rip tips with bbq, the chicharron de pollo with the black garlic sauce is just great!Not to mention the pork fried rice and general tso's chicken was also very delicious.Thank you foohing for the great food.“

“I love eating the plant base food with so much flavor, their juices are amazing!“

“Not sure if new owners or what, but I ordered from here tonight because my usual place is closed on Tuesdays. Stopped ordering from here years ago because they just weren't good any longer. But I gotta say, they have excellent food now! I will definitely order from them again now 👍🏼👍🏼“

“Best restaurant I ever went to! And for those who are complaining about why they don’t deliver to you, it is because their driver only has a bike,they want him to be safe and deliver at the customer’s liking. I recommend the chicken wings,five out of five. The food are not slimy as the other restaurants have. The owner and the manager lady is very nice. The food they made are also made with care and fresh ingredients. I recommend going there. And they do not have a racist towards Hispanics. Hope this helps for those that are looking for a restaurant to eat and for those who think they have a grudges towards someone from a certain country.

Kid-friendliness: They give candies even if it’s not Halloween, they are nice enough to give some of what the kid likes, sometimes.

Wheelchair accessibility: Most restaurants would have chase a wheelchair person out already, not them.They are never an outside looker. They are nice and are not greedy or selfish“

“Was nearby and needed lunch and was in the mood for Chinese and saw the reviews on this place and decided to give it a try. Asked for special order of Beef and Broccoli with garlic sauce, no problem attitude! Food was great and ready in no time! Would come back for sure.“

“Great overall. Sometimes, certain staff can be a bit snippy with the customers. However, generally nice place to go to for a quick bite at a decent price for family. They have a good variety of food. The only downside is that the menu items never change.“

“This is a great location. Service is great plus it’s always busy. My theory is, when you visit a panda express location that’s busy. The food is being consistently made. So you’ll get fresh made food every time. Versus going somewhere that has no foot traffic. The food is sitting under a hot lamp for a while so it won’t taste that great.“

“This is my favorite local Chinese restaurant. I find that they’re always quick with delivery and that the prices are fair. The food is always good, we usually order sesame chicken and vegetable fried rice. Their wonton soup is good too. I prefer to order directly on their website and find that it saves me some fees.“