Chopstick

I recently discovered this hidden gem of a restaurant and I must say, it is truly a great find. The sushi is exceptional, but what sets this place apart is their unique menu that goes beyond traditional Chinese and Japanese cuisine. The variety of offerings is impressive - we tried their homemade Crab Rangoon, which was hands down the best I've ever had. For our main course, we indulged in the Seafood Deluxe, which consisted of shrimp, scallops, lobster, and crab. It was an outstanding dish and priced at only $19, it's a steal. This restaurant is definitely worth a visit.

My culinary tour of upstate New York continues—and today’s craving was unmistakably Chinese. After a quick search, I stumbled upon Chopstick in Catskill, NY. Pro tip: if you’re looking for it, don’t trust your GPS alone—just look for the towering 10-foot chopsticks out front. Blink and you’ll miss the building, but you won’t forget the food. This charming little red restaurant may look unassuming from the outside, but inside? It’s dishing out serious flavor with a side of small-town hospitality. I phoned in my order and was immediately greeted by a kind, courteous voice. They not only took my order, but repeated it back with the kind of accuracy that would make a court stenographer proud. A small gesture, but a big win when you’re particular about your dumplings (and trust me—I am). Let’s talk food. Pan-Fried Vegetable Dumplings: These were pan-fried to golden perfection. Each dumpling was generously packed with veggie filling, but the dough was a tad thick—nothing a good dunk in their perfectly balanced dumpling sauce couldn’t fix. Salty but not overpowering. A dumpling win. Sesame Chicken: Yes. Just… yes. Giant, tender chunks of actual chicken breast (not mystery meat), perfectly crisped and coated in a glossy, sweet sesame glaze. It comes with rice and enough leftovers for a midnight snack or a friend—if you’re feeling generous. I wasn’t. Kung Pao Chicken: A savory, satisfying mix of veggies and protein with just the right amount of heat. Flavorful, spicy, and honestly one of the better versions I’ve had—city or small town. Chicken Fried Rice: A mountain of rice generously peppered with chicken. It had good flavor but leaned slightly dry. That said, I’ve had worse at places with white tablecloths and inflated prices, so I’m not mad about it. All in all, Chopstick is a solid 4-star gem in the Catskill food scene. Friendly service, great value, and food that hits the spot when the craving for Chinese cuisine kicks in. I’ll be back—and next time, I might just bring friends. Or not. Depends on how I feel about sharing. Verdict: Come for the giant chopsticks. Stay for the sesame chicken. And don’t forget the dumpling sauce. “Food that feeds the soul, beauty that speaks volumes, and travel that tells a story always through the eyes of Italy Loves India.” — Alyson Savino

The best Chinese food we’ve had during our trip in upstate New York! The food is so tasty and fresh. The service is amazing. We are so lucky to find this hidden gem!

Chopstick Asian Restaurant Bridge St, Catskill N.Y. If your palette craving Chinese food ,try this cute Cafe style. The spare ribs had nice texture and flavor, sauce was a little heavy. String beans with pork and tofu was delicious and house special fried rice was a little bland but extremely fresh, orange chicken with broccoli had nice delicate flavor with orange skin. Spicy salmon sushi roll and shrimp tempura was fresh but a bit bland. Overall the Chinese dishes was flavorful. If your ever in Catskill give Chopstick a try.

We had just finished a hike and were super hungry! We stumbled upon Chopstick and were super excited! Great assortment of dishes for all our dietary needs. The staff were very friendly and attentive. We will be back!

We were heading home to Massachusetts from PA....and all agreed on Chinese for dinner. We stopped in & were very impressed! The dining area isn't huge, but it was still a pleasant experience. Our waiter was very friendly and attentive & the food was delicious! Will be back🤎

Hands down my favorite Chinese restaurant in the area. Food is always clean and delicious, super accommodating of gluten free requests and the service is IMPECCABLE. The friendliest folks around. Love to eat in or take out.

For way more money than any other similar cuisine in town, you can get way less food of poor quality. Their supposedly thai curry has instant Japanese curry roux cubes in it, and although they had a good selection of under seasoned veggies, the beef was chewy and somehow the sauce was too salty. Sesame chicken sauce tastes like it almost burnt then they dumped some water in to save it.