Yeah Shanghai Deluxe
Chinese restaurant · Chinatown ·
Soup dumplings, huge menu, large outdoor dining setup
Soup dumplings, huge menu, large outdoor dining setup
"This Shanghainese restaurant has about a tour bus’ worth of space blocked off in front of their spot on Mott Street, which makes it one of the larger outdoor dining set ups we’ve seen around the area. The menu here is massive, with everything from dim sum to Peking-style meats." - hannah albertine
"This Shanghainese restaurant has about a tour bus’ worth of space blocked off in front of their spot on Mott Street, which makes it one of the larger outdoor dining set ups we’ve seen around the area. The menu here is massive, with everything from dim sum to Peking-style meats. Looking for more ways to support businesses in Chinatown? Welcome To Chinatown is raising $200,000 for businesses in the area who have closed or been financially devastated by the crisis. If they meet their goal, the money will be divided up into 40 grants of $5,000 each, which could help with overhead costs like rent, insurance, and utilities as they recover from COVID-19 losses and try to reopen. You can read more about Welcome To Chinatown’s Longevity Project and donate here." - hannah albertine
"This Shanghainese restaurant has about a tour bus’ worth of space blocked off in front of their spot on Mott Street, which makes it one of the larger outdoor dining set ups we’ve seen around the area. The menu here is massive, with everything from dim sum to Peking-style meats. here We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"When the virus hit this classic Shanghai restaurant at Mott and Bayard briefly closed and then reopened as a vegetable market, with display bins of baby bok choy, leeks, cilantro, and other predominantly green vegetables, plus potatoes and mushrooms both fresh and dried (phone: (212) 566-4884)." - Robert Sietsema
"On a Chinatown corner this Shanghai-specialty restaurant serves braised pork shoulder, Chrysanthemum fish, and West Lake beef soup, and it’s also a strong weekend dim-sum spot with sturdier-than-Cantonese dumplings, cold-buffet dishes like mock duck and raw crab with soy, aromatic beef, and the expected Shanghai soup dumplings (with or without crab)." - Eater Staff
