Hunan Tapas

Hunan restaurant · Long Island City

Hunan Tapas

Hunan restaurant · Long Island City

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41-07 Crescent St, Long Island City, NY 11101

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Authentic Hunan cuisine: spicy dishes, stir-fries, fish  

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41-07 Crescent St, Long Island City, NY 11101 Get directions

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$20–30 · Menu

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41-07 Crescent St, Long Island City, NY 11101 Get directions

+1 212 629 0000
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$20–30 · Menu

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Aug 18, 2025

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NYC’s New Restaurant Openings

"Prof Chan’s Hunan in Long Island City has robotic stir-fryers, but we’re more interested in the end result: offal stir-fries, boiled eggs with chilis, and much more food that’s tinged alluringly with red. The restaurant is an outpost of a Hunanese spot from Hong Kong." - will hartman, bryan kim

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Prof Chan’s Hunan - Review - Long Island City - New York - The Infatuation

"Prof Chan’s Hunan in Long Island City has robotic stir-fryers, but we’re more interested in the end result: offal stir-fries, boiled eggs with chilis, and much more food that’s tinged alluringly with red. The restaurant is an outpost of a Hunanese spot from Hong Kong. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Will Hartman

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/reviews/prof-chan-s-hunan
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Hong Kong Cafe Hunan Opens New NYC Chinese Restaurant Professor Chan’s - Eater NY

"Professor Chan’s Hunan, also known as Prof Chan’s Hunan, is a Hunan-style restaurant opened by Hong Kong physics professor Guanhua Chan. The restaurant is recognized for its authentic Hunanese spicy dishes and has been awarded Michelin’s Bib Gourmand ten years in a row since 2014." - Nadia Chaudhury

https://ny.eater.com/2025/2/25/24372150/professor-chans-hunan-nyc-open-chinese-restaurant-cafe-hunan-queens-long-island-city
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Gregory Ling

Google
We got the garlic stir-fried pea shoots, fried egg with chili, and the sizzling pepper fish filet - everything was super flavorful and well-cooked. The spice level is pretty intense though, so definitely ask for less spicy if you’re not great with heat. Great place overall, I’ll be back for sure!

Y Z

Google
Delicious food with bold, authentic Hunan flavors! The dishes were perfectly spicy and flavorful, especially the stir-fried beef and hot chili chicken. Friendly staff and quick service. Will definitely come back!

itzelenaho

Google
Hunan Tapas in LIC is a perfect for lovers of bold and spicy Hunan flavors. The food is bursting with authentic Hunan heat. Full of rich, fiery, and deliciousness in every dish. The prices across the menu are super reasonable and the friendly staffs make the whole experience even better. To top it off, you get unlimited refills of rice and rice noodles for $3 making it perfect for big appetites. If you’re craving real Hunan cuisine that doesn’t hold back on flavor, you must give Hunan Tapas a try. Btw, it’s not exactly tapas. Portions are super generous!

Zachary Zhu

Google
Some of the dishes I quite liked. The fish and green beans were both done quite well! The fish was soft and fresh, and the green beans hit that nostalgic note from Chinese restaurants I’d go to as a kid. However, the Mapo tofu and shredded pork definitely left something to be desired. The sauce for the pork just felt sour to an extent that made it much less enjoyable. I do appreciate that they had free snacking peanuts and tea - both highlighting the authenticity of the restaurant. However, I think after dining with three power consumers of Chinese food, I think we all left with something to be desired.

Chongcong Xu

Google
Authentic Hunan cuisine with bold flavors and just the right level of spice. Every dish was delicious, and the environment is clean and inviting. Highly recommend for anyone craving real Chinese food.

Bowen Gong

Google
Great spot for authentic Hunan food! Dishes are flavorful and spicy in the best way—especially loved the stir-fried beef and the spicy pickled cabbage beef. Cozy atmosphere, fast service, and most importantly fair prices. Will definitely be back!

Asahi Kokura

Google
Really tasty Hunan food! The spicy beef was super flavorful, and the frog legs were surprisingly good—crispy and juicy. Chill vibe and nice people too. Definitely coming back!

ESB NYC

Google
Tasty and well made versions of classic Hunan cuisine. Quick service. Not particularly charming but pretty much what you would expect at a Chinese restaurant in New York City. Recommend!