Love Mr. Chow! It never gets old! I have been a client for many years and always look forward to going back.
Silvia Borla
The atmosphere is nice and the service ok but the food is not good at all, the portion are very small and the prices for the quality are incredibly expensive. Not worthy at all!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
jerome
The food is massively overpriced. Six dumplings cost $32. The portions are terribly small, especially for the price The food was no better than average Chinese food, where you weigh it by the pound
Leslie Teng
The space itself is quite nice, and the service is a bit theatrical (wine cart, food on silver dishes, monogrammed plates). The dishes are quite pricey. The portions seem a bit small when they come out, but the food is filling.
Doug Galli
Quite possibly the worst dining experience ever. I knew it was going downhill as soon as my “5 spice old fashioned” came out in a glass full of ice. Which by the way tasted like Fireball on the rocks. We didn’t even stay to order dinner after our appetizers tasted nothing more than frozen food from Trader Joe’s. This place is just a name at this point, the reality is it’s just way overpriced Chinese food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Jeffrey Ury
One of the best dining experiences I’ve had in Tribeca. The food was excellent — the Chicken Satay and the Green Prawns were standout favorites, and the Beijing Duck was absolutely worth it. But what really made the night special was the service. Nyeelah Lewis was our point of contact and she made everything seamless. Super attentive without being overbearing, warm energy, and she made sure we got the right recommendations. It felt personal, elevated and smooth from start to finish. Because of her, this was one of the most memorable dinners I’ve had in the city. I’ll definitely be returning. Highly recommend Mr Chow Tribeca.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Doug
Quite possibly the worst dining experience ever. I knew it was going downhill as soon as my “5 spice old fashioned” came out in a glass full of ice. Which by the way tasted like Fireball on the rocks. We didn't even stay to order dinner after our appetizers tasted nothing more than frozen food from Trader Joe's. This place is just a name at this point, the reality is it's just way overpriced Chinese food.
Joe Lattimore
Good food, great service, great atmosphere. If you’re looking for Chinese food in TriBeCa with an elevated atmosphere, this is your spot.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
allyson
Terrible, overpriced food. Better ordering from your local Chinese take out. Staff, location and ambience were great but seriously not good food.
Everything was delicious. The appetizers were the perfect size, not too filling which is great because the entrees were fantastic. Easy to make a reservation.
Desiree
I was not aware we had to order family style from the menu. I thought the food was just ok. Service was good. Drinks were good. I actually would not go back. We had a party of 10
Carmen Peña
I recently had the pleasure of being served by Mark at the Lower East Side location of Mr. Chow, and I can't recommend him highly enough! His service was impeccable; he was attentive and made sure I felt well taken care of throughout my visit.
Mark's knowledge of wine was truly impressive. He guided me through the options with confidence and enthusiasm, helping me choose a fantastic wine that perfectly complemented my meal. His recommendations were spot-on and significantly enhanced my experience.
What stood out the most was Mark's inviting aura. His warm and friendly demeanor made me feel welcome and added to the overall enjoyment of my evening.
I look forward to returning to Mr. Chow, especially knowing that I might have the pleasure of being served by Mark again. His exceptional service and expertise truly make a difference!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
lionel weber
When I am in NYC, I have to go to MrChow in TriBeCa and as always it was perfect from the warm welcoming to the dessert!!!
Love Mr. Chow! It never gets old! I have been a client for many years and always look forward to going back.
The atmosphere is nice and the service ok but the food is not good at all, the portion are very small and the prices for the quality are incredibly expensive. Not worthy at all!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
The food is massively overpriced. Six dumplings cost $32. The portions are terribly small, especially for the price The food was no better than average Chinese food, where you weigh it by the pound
The space itself is quite nice, and the service is a bit theatrical (wine cart, food on silver dishes, monogrammed plates). The dishes are quite pricey. The portions seem a bit small when they come out, but the food is filling.
Quite possibly the worst dining experience ever. I knew it was going downhill as soon as my “5 spice old fashioned” came out in a glass full of ice. Which by the way tasted like Fireball on the rocks. We didn’t even stay to order dinner after our appetizers tasted nothing more than frozen food from Trader Joe’s. This place is just a name at this point, the reality is it’s just way overpriced Chinese food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
One of the best dining experiences I’ve had in Tribeca. The food was excellent — the Chicken Satay and the Green Prawns were standout favorites, and the Beijing Duck was absolutely worth it. But what really made the night special was the service. Nyeelah Lewis was our point of contact and she made everything seamless. Super attentive without being overbearing, warm energy, and she made sure we got the right recommendations. It felt personal, elevated and smooth from start to finish. Because of her, this was one of the most memorable dinners I’ve had in the city. I’ll definitely be returning. Highly recommend Mr Chow Tribeca.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Quite possibly the worst dining experience ever. I knew it was going downhill as soon as my “5 spice old fashioned” came out in a glass full of ice. Which by the way tasted like Fireball on the rocks. We didn't even stay to order dinner after our appetizers tasted nothing more than frozen food from Trader Joe's. This place is just a name at this point, the reality is it's just way overpriced Chinese food.
Good food, great service, great atmosphere.
If you’re looking for Chinese food in TriBeCa with an elevated atmosphere, this is your spot.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Terrible, overpriced food. Better ordering from your local Chinese take out. Staff, location and ambience were great but seriously not good food.
always great time and food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Everything was great. Highly recommend it!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Everything was delicious. The appetizers were the perfect size, not too filling which is great because the entrees were fantastic. Easy to make a reservation.
I was not aware we had to order family style from the menu. I thought the food was just ok. Service was good. Drinks were good. I actually would not go back. We had a party of 10
I recently had the pleasure of being served by Mark at the Lower East Side location of Mr. Chow, and I can't recommend him highly enough! His service was impeccable; he was attentive and made sure I felt well taken care of throughout my visit.
Mark's knowledge of wine was truly impressive. He guided me through the options with confidence and enthusiasm, helping me choose a fantastic wine that perfectly complemented my meal. His recommendations were spot-on and significantly enhanced my experience.
What stood out the most was Mark's inviting aura. His warm and friendly demeanor made me feel welcome and added to the overall enjoyment of my evening.
I look forward to returning to Mr. Chow, especially knowing that I might have the pleasure of being served by Mark again. His exceptional service and expertise truly make a difference!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
When I am in NYC, I have to go to MrChow in TriBeCa and as always it was perfect from the warm welcoming to the dessert!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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