Name: Joe'S Shanghai
Address: Manhattan, 10013, US
Price range: $

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Veronica

Google review • 2 months ago

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First time coming here. We ordered scallion pancakes, pork soup dumplings, Shanghai fried rice and sesame chicken. The food was delicious. Definitely liked the scallion pancakes and the soup dumplings here better than other places in the area. The Shanghai fried rice and sesame chicken were good but not better than others in this area. The waiter was attentive and friendly. The decor is nice, and the atmosphere was very busy. Overall, I recommend it and would come again.

Monica Ro

Google review • 2 months ago

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★★★★★ Joe’s Shanghai absolutely lived up to the hype. If you’re in Chinatown, this place is a must. Of course we had to order the famous soup dumplings, and they were every bit as good as everyone says. The wrappers were perfectly thin, packed with rich, flavorful broth, and the pork filling was delicious. Just be careful they come out piping hot! We also shared the chicken fried rice and General Tso’s chicken. Both portions were generous, fresh, and full of flavor. The General Tso’s had the perfect balance of crispy chicken and a sweet, savory sauce, and I loved that it came with fresh broccoli on the side. The restaurant has a lively, bustling atmosphere that feels like a true New York Chinatown experience. Service was quick despite how busy they were, and our food arrived hot and fresh. If you’re visiting NYC and want authentic Shanghainese cuisine, Joe’s Shanghai deserves a spot on your list. Great food, generous portions, and those soup dumplings alone are worth the visit. I’d definitely come back.

Letiicia Georgieva

Google review • 2 months ago

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Walking in, I already had a feeling this was going to be one of those places where you forget about checking your phone because the food keeps showing up and grabbing your attention. The dining room had a busy energy but never felt overwhelming. Once everything landed on the table, we ended up reaching for the soup dumplings first, then somehow kept rotating between the scallion pancakes, crispy shredded beef, and shrimp fried rice without really deciding what to eat next. The soup dumplings absolutely lived up to what I hoped for. They were packed with hot broth and the wrapper held together just enough if you took your time. The crispy shredded beef had that sweet and crunchy coating that made it easy to keep picking at even after I felt full. Between bites, the scallion pancakes added something simple but satisfying, especially dipped into the sauce left from the dumplings. By the end of the meal the table looked like we had ordered too much, but somehow very little was left. It felt like the kind of restaurant that's easy to recommend because the food is comforting without trying too hard. I'd happily come back the next time I'm in Chinatown just to order the same combination again.

Stephanie Albanese

Google review • 2 months ago

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We did a China town crawl to find the best of the best. We came to Joe's Shanghai specifically for the soup dumplings, but we cant order just one thing?! So we went with the Cold Noodle with Peanut and Sesame Sauce and the Scallion Pancakes. The noodles were brought out very quickly and the tableside mixing was a nicely added touch...however that's where the enthusiasm for this dish RIPd...literal peanut butter and spaghetti. My dining partner and I are very forgiving when it comes to pretty much any dish, but this one was a complete miss for us. Genuinely hard to eat. We wound up leaving most of the dish behind. The scallion pancakes were a much needed and very welcomed pallet cleanser. Crispy, oniony, just salted enough. 10/10. Then the soup dumplings arrived. Mind blown. Mouth blown. Everyone is blown. 20/10 showstopping balls of joy. We washed all this down with ice cold Tao beer for that perfect succulent Chinese meal. 10/10 Will be back for the soup dumplings. 10/10 Will donate the peanut noodles to my dog.

Starasia Starr

Google review • 2 months ago

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The chive and pork soup dumplings had a better flavor than the ones with shrimp. These are the reason to go. They are messy and very hot so let them cool first because I recommend popping them in your mouth whole or else the soup splatters everywhere and you miss out. The General Tso’s chicken was amazing. And the Shanghai rice paired well. You have to order rice or noodles separately. The entrees do not come with rice. CASH ONLY

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