Flaming Kitchen

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

Flaming Kitchen

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

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97 Bowery, New York, NY 10002

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Sichuan & Hunan dishes, dim sum, hot pot, seafood  

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+1 212 925 8083

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25 Dishes for Offal Lovers Around NYC - Eater NY

"You can’t do better, organ-wise, than visiting a Sichuan restaurant. In addition to entrée hot pots and stir fries, the menus often offer apps rife with offal, usually slicked with chile oil and dotted with cracked Sichuan peppercorns, making them hot and tingly. At Flaming Kitchen, the slippery and translucent beef tendon is so prepared, and constitutes one of the menu’s standout dishes." - Robert Sietsema

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19 Addictive Spicy Noodles in NYC - Eater NY

"Walk past the bouncer for the upstairs karaoke bar and go straight to the dining room of Flaming Kitchen, where nearly everything that qualifies as a Sichuan dish on the menu will be solid. Stick with the dan dan noodles or house special beef flank noodle soup (shown)." - Eater Staff

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A Vo

Google
Great spicy Chinese food served here. I came to New York as a tourist and found this place on a recommended restaurants list. The place did not disappoint. The foods were spicy but so good that it made you want to keep eating. Everything was savory and full of flavor. The experience was well worth the 20 minute wait (though we went on a weekend night so the wait might vary).

Jetz M9li

Google
My boyfriend and I visit NY for a short trip in April 2017, so far Flaming Kitchen was one of the best places to eat in NY. The environment is excellent! Super relaxing, the service was fantastic, and the food was the best Chinese food we ever got, prices are great! We were so fascinated with the restaurant that we came back for lunch next day before heading to the airport. I don't eat meat and they didn't have any problem making a noodle soup according to my needs. My boyfriend was so happy with his sesame chicken. We are a very happy customers and we highly recommended.

Blake W

Google
Vegetable spring roll starter was average at best. Main course Chicken Chow Mein and Spicy Chicken Chef's Special (exact name escapes me) were really good. Price is very reasonable price and good value for money. Just check your bill as they automatically added a +/- 18% tip and you could double tip if not careful.

Odamis Fernandez-Sheinbaum

Google
Wonderful experience!! Saturday night in NYC. They quickly made arrangements for our party of five. We had a couple of picky eaters (our kids) but they easily adjusted the menu for them. The food was delicious, well seasoned, spice levels are easily adjusted during ordering. You must get the seafood specials the Crawfish are fresh and large.

Mark Heisel

Google
Excellent ! Perfectly seasoned food, not overly salty. Spring rolls were good, too.

timliu75 tim

Google
They've recently changed from a restaurant serving all sorts of Chinese cuisines to an eatery focusing on Hunan dishes and seafoods. Ordered the Steamed Whole Fish with Chopped Pickle Chili and it tasted great except a little salty (completely fine with white rice though). They still serve with their unique lotus leaf tea which I enjoy the most.

albert zandueta

Google
Food was very good. Service could have been better though. The lone staff was busy tending to so many delivery orders that he couldn't give proper attention to us. Nice clean place compared to the usual old restos in Chinatown. They had football on the TV!

Mirosław Siemieniuk

Google
Fantastic real Chinese qusine - not some ersatz. Plus as the name suggested it was really FLAMING, hot & spicy (aalthough a bit overpricy).