Tri Dim Shanghai West Restaurant and Bar 鼎豐 [UWS]
467 Columbus Ave, New York
(212) 585-1398
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They are so nice. They went out of their way to adjust their dishes for my elderly mother.
Pretty good food, inside was nicer than outside (expected), sizzling rice soup had too much cornstarch but Peking duck was good
Great Dim Sum and really good Lychee Martinis. Was walking by and had a craving for dim sum. This atmosphere is lovely and the staff were so friendly. Steamed dumplings were excellent. They were light and so tasty. Truly authentic upscale Chinese food. Happy Hour 3-6 with great pricing.
Quite neighborhood place
Great Shrimp and lobster sauce
And fantastic desserts
Not to be missed
The atmosphere and service are good, but food is at best mediocre. The lion’s head (giant meatball) is bland and wrong in terms of texture. Sichuan beef is overly tenderized and lost most of the beef flavor.
Perfect place for a casual family dinner when you're in the City. Food and service was wonderful.
Walked into this place on a weekday evening and it was silent. Like, “library with no books” silent. Service was lightning fast though—blink and your food's there. Portions? Respectable. Taste? Ehh… it exists. Not bad, not amazing, just kind of there. Like the background music in an elevator. Not mad I went, not in a rush to go back either. 🥢📉
This is scam place , they overcharged my credit card , the receipt I got is $60~ while my credit card was charged for $133.13!
We found bugs in the food, and the waiter’s attitude was very bad. He said it’s normal to find bugs in the food. It is ridiculous. We did not get an apology from that waiter. Will never be back.
Fantastic food and great service. I havent had a bad dish yet. Great for both authentic chinese food (from my admittedly non-expert perspective), and americanized comfort food classics. Definitely worth dining in, if you have the time, but it also translates to take-out quite well!
Restaurantji Recommends
Excellent food and service. Highly recommended
Was tasty.
The Shanghai Shu Mai was delicious and we also liked the lotus-wrapped sticky rice. We typically frequent Ping's in Chinatown, and this place meets our standards!
Everything great except the pork that was part of a dish with veggies. Tasteless and the texture of rubber. No one in our party could or would eat it.
The food used to be better and there used to be a better selection. Still pretty good, we always go after leaving the Mueseum of Nat Hist.
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