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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
|---|---|
| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
Reviews + Photos from nymag.com
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Posted by Anonymous on 04/13/2013
Very good!!
I love this restaurant! The food was what I wanted!!
Posted by SISHRINK on 07/01/2012
Perfect In every way
From the minute you are seated you know this will not be an ordinary dining experience. Service, food, atmosphere all perfect. You truly get what you pay for!
Posted by ben on 01/01/2012
not what it thinks it is
too many things wrong here...was hoping it was a version of Bill Hongs or Dewey Wongs...but just an over priced restaurant serving poorly prepared food with a high price tag...skip it.
Posted by Lisa on 11/20/2011
please dont
Where to start, Look beautiful but thats were the good comments end. I could sum it up in 1 words overpriced. We ordered 2 starters, mains and a bottle of win,. the bill came to $130. I reckon we were in and out in an hour. Satay chicken was missing a vital ingredient, the satay. The dumplings got praised by my husband. Can not remember what we had for mains so I think that shows how uninspiring they were. We had been here years ago and had a lovely evening, however will never return. My advise to would-be customers is dont. Your wallet will be alot lighter and you will feel cheated.
Posted by NYC native on 01/13/2011
Not worth it. Don't see how they can survive
I went to Mr. K last Saturday night. We were a party of 4 adults and 1 child. The bill came out to be $300. We had to keep ordering more food because the dishes were small. $28 prawns $45 firecracker lobster were the 2 most expensive and least noteworthy. The prawns did not taste fresh. The sauce and flash fry batter on the lobster was too thick to determine if it was fresh . As the restaurant filled a bit, we were nearly forgotten by our waiter. $7.50 hot and sour soup was half the size of a normal rice bowl and nothing special. The best tasting item was a plate of 4 open-faced pork dumplings with edamame, I believe. Our local Chinese take-out joint does better Chinese than Mr. K. I can only recommend this place if you need atmosphere. It's got plush pink banquets and a deco-themed interior. It's a big space in midtown. I can only imagine how high the rent must be. With food of this quality and price, I don't see it lasting. If you want expensive, inventive and delicious food, your money is better spent at Mr. Chow. But if moderate priced, delicious and fresh is what you are after try M Shanghai in Williamsburg or explore Chinatown and have a real colorful experience.
Posted by alan on 11/01/2010
Could be better
I have been coming here since it opened. The food is good, but not the high level it was and the service has slipped, too.
Posted by Lanuza - Abad on 07/21/2010
Not recommended
Waiter was grumpy. Bill was almost $1,000.00 for our group. Well decorated restaurant, BUT the chinese food was the most tasteless I had ever eaten.