Happy Hot Hunan
$$ • ChineseAbout Happy Hot Hunan
Customers' Favorites
eggplant w garlic sauce hot pot 鱼香茄子煲
house steamed pork soup bons 小笼包
spicy potato casserole 干锅土豆
chicken w garlic sauce 鱼香鸡
pot stickers 锅贴
L Hunan Style Beef
Jasmine Tea
Happy Hot Hunan Reviews
Had a large party of about 30 people and the service was speedy and efficient. Food was great and everyone was satisfied. Will be back again! :)
It was a disappointing experience. Their Hunan BBQ Fish was sold out. I was advised to order Stemmed Whole Fish w Chopped Chili. After 15 min, the waitress said the fish needs another 10 min. She asked me to cancel the fish. I then ordered a House Special Noodle Soup w Pickled Bean and Ground Pork. The noddle is fettuccine which is much too thick for Chinese soup. The service was nice, but the food was so so.
Honestly I don't know what the bad reviews are talking about. I've been here three times now and every time the service is excellent. They just want you to order fast, eat, and be done with it - which is what a restaurant is supposed to do. They serve authentic Hunan-Chinese food to a T, and it's delicious every time. I want to go back at least once a week to try all the dishes on the menu. Would definitely recommend if you're in the upper west side.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Happy Hot Hunan is a cozy Chinese restaurant known for its delicious food and generous portions. Guests appreciate the flavorful dishes like fried beef with bamboo shoot tips and lunch specials such as eggplant and string beans. The restaurant offers a home-cooked feel, with rice included in side dishes and even a teapot of tasty tea to start. The lunch specials are affordable and come with soup and rice, making it a popular spot for satisfying meals. Customers often enjoy dishes like three pepper chicken, Hunan Style Beef, and Bamboo Shoot Tips with Shredded Pork or Beef, which have a spicy, Chinatown taste. The eggplant with garlic sauce is praised for being hot, well-cooked, and melting in the mouth, while other dishes like Kung Pao and Beef Broccoli are also well-liked. Shareable portions make it easy to try multiple dishes, though some found the service a bit unfriendly. The atmosphere can be noisy, but the food quality remains consistent. Parking is typical for NYC, so a car is not recommended. Overall, Happy Hot Hunan is a good choice for flavorful Chinese food in a cozy setting.