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Chinese Food in Rochester (2025)

Chinese Food in Rochester (2025)

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 on 2025.09.07
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9 Places
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From hand-pulled noodles to spice-forward Sichuan feasts, these independent kitchens show how Chinese food thrives across Rochester’s neighborhoods. Expect personality, family stories, and menus locals vouch for—each spot verified as open and community-rooted.

Han Noodle Bar

Chinese restaurant · Rochester

A decade-plus staple for dumplings, buns, and big-bowl noodles, Han is a consistent local favorite with late-night energy and no-fusion swagger. Recognized as Best Asian Restaurant by CITY Magazine, it’s a reliable snapshot of Rochester’s Chinese scene.

https://www.roccitymag.com/special-sections/best-of-rochester-2024-food-18602540

Szechuan Opera

Sichuan restaurant · Rochester

Opera-mask decor frames a menu of Chengdu classics—mapo tofu, dry-pot, and intoxicating málà heat. Praised by CITY Magazine for serious Sichuan cooking, it’s a Park Ave anchor where spice, numbing peppercorns, and banquet-style plates shine.

https://m.roccitymag.com/life/the-spice-life-at-szechuan-opera-10308744
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Tsingtao House

Chinese restaurant · Brighton

A favorite near the RIT corridor, Tsingtao balances Chinese-American hits with a deeper Sichuan and northern lineup—think cumin lamb, chili oil wontons, and hot pots. Strong community buzz and high delivery ratings back its reputation.

https://www.tsingtaohouseny.com/

White Swans

Asian restaurant · Rochester

South Wedge regulars come for everyday dim sum, congee, and Hong Kong–style bakery treats. Documented by local guides and praised by students and neighbors alike, it offers a rare dine-in dim sum experience in the city.

https://www.whiteswansrochester.com/

Dumpling House

Lunch restaurant · Monroe County

Handmade dumplings are the draw—pan-fried, steamed, and soup-filled—alongside dan dan noodles and small plates. Popular with families and students, it’s a go-to for xiao long bao and comforting bowls verified by steady recent reviews.

https://ogdumplinghouseny.com
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Hong Wah Restaurant

Chinese restaurant · Monroe County

Family-owned since 2007, Hong Wah is celebrated for Cantonese and Chinese-American comfort, with accolades from local awards. It currently operates as takeout-only, but the craft shows in crisp stir-fries, seafood, and carefully seasoned sauces.

https://www.hongwahrestaurant.com/

Chen Garden

Chinese restaurant · Brighton

Old-school Rochester favorite with an elegant dining room and a broad menu that spans pressed duck to market fish. Frequently cited by local readers’ polls, it remains a reliable choice for a sit-down Chinese dinner.

https://m.roccitymag.com/special-sections/best-chinese-restaurant-han-noodle-15529692

Red Sun Chinese Cuisine

Chinese restaurant · Brighton

A newer fine-dining option with chef specials, gluten-free choices, and a cocktail bar; weekend guzheng performances add cultural flair. It’s an elegant setting for Chinese seafood dishes and celebratory meals.

https://www.redsunchinesecuisine.com/

The Wok

Asian restaurant · Rochester

Near the University of Rochester, The Wok offers a broad menu with a solid Cantonese and Chinese-American core—roasted duck, fried rice, and stir-fries—plus bubble tea. A neighborhood standby with steady delivery demand and late hours.

http://eatatwok.us/
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Chinese Food in Rochester (2025)

9 Places
From hand-pulled noodles to spice-forward Sichuan feasts, these independent kitchens show how Chinese food thrives across Rochester’s neighborhoods. Expect personality, family stories, and menus locals vouch for—each spot verified as open and community-rooted.
Han Noodle Bar
Chinese restaurant

A decade-plus staple for dumplings, buns, and big-bowl noodles, Han is a consistent local favorite with late-night energy and no-fusion swagger. Recognized as Best Asian Restaurant by CITY Magazine, it’s a reliable snapshot of Rochester’s Chinese scene.

Szechuan Opera
Sichuan restaurant

Opera-mask decor frames a menu of Chengdu classics—mapo tofu, dry-pot, and intoxicating málà heat. Praised by CITY Magazine for serious Sichuan cooking, it’s a Park Ave anchor where spice, numbing peppercorns, and banquet-style plates shine.

Tsingtao House
Chinese restaurant

A favorite near the RIT corridor, Tsingtao balances Chinese-American hits with a deeper Sichuan and northern lineup—think cumin lamb, chili oil wontons, and hot pots. Strong community buzz and high delivery ratings back its reputation.

White Swans
Asian restaurant

South Wedge regulars come for everyday dim sum, congee, and Hong Kong–style bakery treats. Documented by local guides and praised by students and neighbors alike, it offers a rare dine-in dim sum experience in the city.

Dumpling House
Lunch restaurant

Handmade dumplings are the draw—pan-fried, steamed, and soup-filled—alongside dan dan noodles and small plates. Popular with families and students, it’s a go-to for xiao long bao and comforting bowls verified by steady recent reviews.

Hong Wah Restaurant
Chinese restaurant

Family-owned since 2007, Hong Wah is celebrated for Cantonese and Chinese-American comfort, with accolades from local awards. It currently operates as takeout-only, but the craft shows in crisp stir-fries, seafood, and carefully seasoned sauces.

Chen Garden
Chinese restaurant

Old-school Rochester favorite with an elegant dining room and a broad menu that spans pressed duck to market fish. Frequently cited by local readers’ polls, it remains a reliable choice for a sit-down Chinese dinner.

Red Sun Chinese Cuisine
Chinese restaurant

A newer fine-dining option with chef specials, gluten-free choices, and a cocktail bar; weekend guzheng performances add cultural flair. It’s an elegant setting for Chinese seafood dishes and celebratory meals.

The Wok
Asian restaurant

Near the University of Rochester, The Wok offers a broad menu with a solid Cantonese and Chinese-American core—roasted duck, fried rice, and stir-fries—plus bubble tea. A neighborhood standby with steady delivery demand and late hours.

From hand-pulled noodles to spice-forward Sichuan feasts, these independent kitchens show how Chinese food thrives across Rochester’s neighborhoods. Expect personality, family stories, and menus locals vouch for—each spot verified as open and community-rooted.

Han Noodle Bar

Chinese restaurant · Rochester

A decade-plus staple for dumplings, buns, and big-bowl noodles, Han is a consistent local favorite with late-night energy and no-fusion swagger. Recognized as Best Asian Restaurant by CITY Magazine, it’s a reliable snapshot of Rochester’s Chinese scene.

https://www.roccitymag.com/special-sections/best-of-rochester-2024-food-18602540

Szechuan Opera

Sichuan restaurant · Rochester

Opera-mask decor frames a menu of Chengdu classics—mapo tofu, dry-pot, and intoxicating málà heat. Praised by CITY Magazine for serious Sichuan cooking, it’s a Park Ave anchor where spice, numbing peppercorns, and banquet-style plates shine.

https://m.roccitymag.com/life/the-spice-life-at-szechuan-opera-10308744
View this post on Instagram

Tsingtao House

Chinese restaurant · Brighton

A favorite near the RIT corridor, Tsingtao balances Chinese-American hits with a deeper Sichuan and northern lineup—think cumin lamb, chili oil wontons, and hot pots. Strong community buzz and high delivery ratings back its reputation.

https://www.tsingtaohouseny.com/

White Swans

Asian restaurant · Rochester

South Wedge regulars come for everyday dim sum, congee, and Hong Kong–style bakery treats. Documented by local guides and praised by students and neighbors alike, it offers a rare dine-in dim sum experience in the city.

https://www.whiteswansrochester.com/

Dumpling House

Lunch restaurant · Monroe County

Handmade dumplings are the draw—pan-fried, steamed, and soup-filled—alongside dan dan noodles and small plates. Popular with families and students, it’s a go-to for xiao long bao and comforting bowls verified by steady recent reviews.

https://ogdumplinghouseny.com
View this post on Instagram

Hong Wah Restaurant

Chinese restaurant · Monroe County

Family-owned since 2007, Hong Wah is celebrated for Cantonese and Chinese-American comfort, with accolades from local awards. It currently operates as takeout-only, but the craft shows in crisp stir-fries, seafood, and carefully seasoned sauces.

https://www.hongwahrestaurant.com/

Chen Garden

Chinese restaurant · Brighton

Old-school Rochester favorite with an elegant dining room and a broad menu that spans pressed duck to market fish. Frequently cited by local readers’ polls, it remains a reliable choice for a sit-down Chinese dinner.

https://m.roccitymag.com/special-sections/best-chinese-restaurant-han-noodle-15529692

Red Sun Chinese Cuisine

Chinese restaurant · Brighton

A newer fine-dining option with chef specials, gluten-free choices, and a cocktail bar; weekend guzheng performances add cultural flair. It’s an elegant setting for Chinese seafood dishes and celebratory meals.

https://www.redsunchinesecuisine.com/

The Wok

Asian restaurant · Rochester

Near the University of Rochester, The Wok offers a broad menu with a solid Cantonese and Chinese-American core—roasted duck, fried rice, and stir-fries—plus bubble tea. A neighborhood standby with steady delivery demand and late hours.

http://eatatwok.us/