Grandma's Home

Chinese restaurant · Flatiron District

Grandma's Home

Chinese restaurant · Flatiron District

56 W 22nd St, New York, NY 10010

Highlights

Grandma's Home serves up authentic Hangzhou cuisine in a chic setting, where every dish is a flavor-packed delight, making it a must-visit for modern Chinese fare.

56 W 22nd St, New York, NY 10010 Get directions

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$50–100 · Menu

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"The New York location of the China-based restaurant chain focused on the Hangzhou region is offering a bunch of Lunar New Year specials for the holiday. First, there are a la carte dishes such as the Fortune Seeker’s Pot full of prawns, dumplings, pork belly, pork skin, cabbage, winter bamboo, bean curd knots, and Chinese celtuce; the Jade Treasure Box with spinach tofu and mushrooms; and more. There’s also a coursed meal available for $68, including soy-glazed crispy fish, lobster with sticky rice, and xiao long bai. Everything is available from Saturday, January 25 through Sunday, February 2." - Nadia Chaudhury

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@eater

"The food at this Chinese chain originates in the provincial capital of Hangzhou, 100 miles southwest of Shanghai. The soup dumplings are very elegantly presented, and show a few differences from the ones you might be familiar with: smaller, taller, and presented with a pale vinegar laced with shredded ginger." - Robert Sietsema

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Chain from China Clay pot chicken Youtiao Sweet and sour pork

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Natalie

Google

The BEST crispy, spicy, garlic eggplant!! Their little twist on this classic dish is delicious and so special! Pan fried pork buns are super fluffy and the you tiao shrimp (fried dough around shrimp paste) is also super tasty. Service is a little slow but the restaurant interior is gorgeous too!

Albert K

Google

Good Chinese food. Tasted very clean and aesthetically pleasing. - enjoyed the appetizers, especially the Baos that were crispy on the bottom but soft on the top. Pass on the soup dumpling XLBs as there are better - the chicken in broth was excellent and mixed very well with rice - loved the mapo tofu, green beans, and spicy fried chicken - dessert all of them were good. I enjoyed the hot sesame balls the most Overall excellent Chinese food in flat iron. Service was good although the servers seemed newer in profession.

Janice Bae

Google

Wow, we loved this place! Highlights were the crispy soy glazed fish, black pepper ribeye, and crispy eggplant - each of these 3 dishes oozed with flavor and wowed us. That said no dish was bad and even the cocktails we found very tasty. The service was also terrific. The food came out within 5 minutes, but we didn't feel rushed at all in taking our time to enjoy the meal. The soy glazed fish was actually given to us for free! For the full experience of delicious food, great service, and creative interior design, the pricing is extremely reasonable. I'd highly recommend for any meal and occasion!

Noah Lee

Google

Grandma’s Home does a great job of making authentic Chinese food approachable in a cozy yet modern atmosphere. The interior and design of the restaurant are very well thought out with authentic touches from China and good acoustics for conversations (even during peak times). I forget the name of our server but she was lovely along with the hosts at the front. Every item on the menu is equal or better than the flavors you would get in a hole-in-the-wall spot in Chinatown. If not familiar of how to order, I’d suggest to work with your server so you get a well-balanced meal. Reasonably priced delicious food in a fun atmosphere… Definitely will be back!

Monet Henderson

Google

Absolutely my favorite restaurant now! Hubby and I have been three times and each time has been amazing! The decor and artwork inside is beautiful and the food is incredibly delicious! Definitely try the "Kung Pao Shrimp" - your taste buds will go wild! and the "Crispy Skin Chicken"...oh my God, the best! Also try their cocktail called "West Lake Potion" - totally different than any other cocktail with an interestingly good taste 👌🏽. On our last visit, we were served complimentary dishes: Vegetable Spring Rolls and I believe some type of Zucchini with a mouth-watering glaze! Our waitress Estefanie (sorry if I misspelled) has been our waitress each time and she's super nice along with all the other staff. Bathrooms are clean and each stall has its own private door with a sink inside. Surprisingly, we never had a problem finding parking. Five stars all the way!

Kams

Google

From the moment we walked in, Nathalia and Karen made us feel at home, and their kindness stood out. The food was TOP TIER and packed with goodness, and the drink was a fun touch to end the evening. Such a memorable Valentine’s dinner!

Alex Wiley

Google

Great food, a little bit on the expensive side. We enjoyed the lotus root with sticky rice, tofu skin roll, crispy fish, choy sum, mapo tofu and scallion oil noodles. The main dishes do not come with rice, you have to order it separately. For the price you are paying, a side of rice should be included. A minor quibble though, the food is beautifully prepared and well worth it

Angela Peng

Google

Took my Chinese parents here for dinner . This is one of the worst Chinese restaurants I've been to in NY. The food was just so bland and all of their signature dishes (braised pork 紅燒肉was terrible) were so bad. Service was great the servers and managers were really nice about it when we complained how we didn't like the food. But we'll never come back here again if the restaurant can't even make their food taste good at this price point.