Every thing I ordered was superb Very cumin heavy which I loved. Super underrated place that is faired price and great to go with a big party since it is shared plates and halal . 9/10 would recommend read more

Jiang's Kitchen was very delicious, and we really enjoyed celebrating our Valentine's dinner here together. Our favorite dish by far was the lamb skewers -- they were so good that we ordered them twice. They were juicy, perfectly seasoned, and easily the best value on the menu. The General Tso's chicken had good flavor, but the batter was a bit too thick, making it overly crunchy with not much chicken inside, so it wasn't my favorite. We also ordered the sizzling beef platter; while it tasted fine, the portion didn't quite match what was advertised in the menu photo, which was a bit underwhelming. In terms of the service it was okay, they definitely need more waitstaff as the restaurant was busy and they were running around so it was hard to grab their attention. The ambiance was okay as well not a fine dining establishment by any means but the food definitely makes up for it. The restroom was also very cold with no heat but clean. I am sure there can be improvements made in the future. Overall, we'd definitely come back for the lamb skewers and would love to try some different dishes next time. read more

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On a freezing Friday evening in St. Marks, Jiang's Kitchen fed our large group of 8 pretty fast and served us the most authentically-flavored Chinese halal food. I would give 6 stars if I could! We ordered an assortment of dishes from hot and sour cucumber [5/5], sauteed cumin lamb [6/5 - would highly recommend], diced chicken with hot peppers [6/5], baked buns topped with lamb ribs [6/5], and a couple more that I can't remember. I mean it when I say that all 8 of us were thoroughly impressed by the meal and enjoyed every single dish. Although all the dishes border on the saltier side, that's my taste preference so I thought they were seasoned perfectly. The dishes at Jiang's walk the perfect line between spicy and flavorful. Everything we ate had the taste of authentic Chinese cuisine. By the time we finished our meal at 8PM, the restaurant was completely full and had a line out the door. Service was great at handling the busy restaurant and still being both attentive and friendly. I would 100% come back here to try even more of their many options of dishes. :) read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Sautéed Lamb or Beef with Cumin Flavor 炒烤牛/羊肉 - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Authentic and legiit food!!! Speedy service and they seat you in record time. Didnt even book a resrevation and got table in few mins on a friday night!! Every thing on menu looked amazingg but we loved their beef pulled noodles and beef with cumin. Best part medium spicey was just the right amount not too much to handle. Service was great and cant wait to back again!!! Place is always busy!! read more

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I ordered a delivery from this interesting and unique Northwestern China and Uighur Halel cuisine. I had Lamb Shumai, Hot and Sour Cucumbers, Wood Ear Mushrooms with Chinese Vinegar and Chili Oil, Hand-rolled Noodles with Spiced Minced Beef, Salt and Pepper Jumbo Shrimp, Xinjiang Big Plate Chicken with Noodles, Sautéed Noodles with Cumin Lamb, and Sautéed Vegetables with Rice Cake. Generally, the food was quite good. The stand out dishes were the Salt & Pepper Shrimp, Hand-rolled Noodles with Spicy Minced Beef, and the Sautéed Noodles with Cumin Lamb. Clearly cumin lamb is the house specialty and I would advise ordering more of that, such as the lamb ribs or other lamb dishes. The hand-rolled noodles are excellent, as are the rice noodles. I would avoid the rice cake, but that is a matter of taste. I found the Big Plate Chicken to be tasty on top of the included flat noodles, but a little dry and not as good as the lamb. The Lamb Shumai is very good, also. Packing is excellent and delivery was fast. Highly recommended. read more

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Stumbled across this restaurant on the way to another place but looked inside and wanted to try it! Service was prompt and had no wait on a weekday. I enjoyed the pitchers of iced lemon water since we had just went to a run club. Food was yummmmm and prices were solid, especially liked the lamb dishes although the ribs were very fatty. Worth the stop! read more

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I went to check out Jiangs Kitchen with a friend since we wanted Chinese food and we knew this place was halal. We started off read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Lamb Bun - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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Great food, served fresh out the kitchen like fajitas. Lamb was cooked perfectly and the rice rubbed in the fond underneath was a delight. Reasonable price ($18) compared to some other things on the menu, service was straightforward. Will definitely be back again! read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Sizzling Rice Cumin Flavor 铁板孜然饭 with Lamb - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Jiang's was slammed on a Friday night, but not with a rowdy crowd you would expect on St. Marks. There was a quieter, more subdued atmosphere with an environment that allowed an escape from the crazy just 10 feet outside the doors. We were able to be seated quickly with no reservation, although were sharing a large table with another pair of diners. Turnover was tremendously quick, as the time it took to order food to when they brought it out was less than 3min, no exaggeration. Popular books with spicy traditional sauce paired with chicken was slightly soupy, although held in flavor well. read more

Delicious food and great service! All of the dishes were flavorful and the meet was perfectly tender. My friends dropped their chopsticks (lol) twice and the server noticed quickly to replace. We never had to struggle to get water refills or the waiters attention, which I'm finding is not that common in NYC. Prices were expensive for Chinatown but cheap for overall new york. The restaurant was not too crowded, but was buzzing enough where we could comfortably catch up! read more

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I've been meaning to come here for a while because I love big plate chicken and there aren't a lot of Chinese restaurants in the city that I know of that do it (other than Spicy Village in Chinatown). I also love northwestern Chinese food and cumin lamb and wish there were more places like this in Manhattan. We of course got the big plate chicken and the stir fried cumin lamb and they were both delicious - super flavorful and slightly spicy. We didn't make a reservation and were able to walk in during dinner time on the weekend. Highly recommend! read more

Jiang's Kitchen - big plate chicken (small) - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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So good! Came on Mother's Day so it was understandably busy, but the food was delicious and the portion sizes were generous. Service was fine--nothing standout, but no complaints either. Definitely a hole-in-the-wall gem I'd come back to. Highly recommend if you're in the area! read more

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Was seated quickly, the lighting is good and the food is very cumin-y :) As seen in the pictures, we ordered the BBQ Lam Ribs, the Noodles with Chicken, and the Sizzling Plate with beef. Everything tasted fantastic, I will say that the BBQ Lamb Ribs my favorite taste-wise, but I felt it was overpriced. read more

Jiang's Kitchen - BBQ Lamb Ribs - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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Great casual spot for Chinese food in east village! Got the big plate chicken and sizzling rice with cumin lamb. I liked the cumin lamb rice more personally because the cumin spice just went so well with how fatty lamb was read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Sizzling Rice Cumin Flavor (///) - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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Ordered: Wood Ear Mushrooms (~$7) Steamed Beef Shumai (~$10) Sizzling Rice with Beef (~$16) General Tso's Chicken (~$20) Sautéed Lamb with Cumin (~$34) Arctic Ocean Mandarin Soda (~$4) Aya's take: Jiang's Kitchen is a Northern Chinese restaurant with a full halal menu. Many dishes are rich in cumin flavor and were inspired by Uyghur and Mongolian cultures. Considering it was our first time here and not being too familiar with Northern Chinese cuisine, it would've been great if the waiter explained the menu a bit to us and told us what the highlights or popular items were. He only came by once we were ready to order and drop off food. The Wood Ear Mushrooms had a very punchy flavor - it was citrusy and gingery which was a nice contrast from everything else we ordered. The Steamed Beef Shumai were a great try because it's rare to find halal shumai in NYC. The beef filling was nicely seasoned but the dumpling wrapper definitely needed to be steamed for another 1-2 minutes as the top was dry and hard making it less enjoyable to eat. I enjoyed the Sizzling Rice with Beef - it's very cumin and onion forward but savory and satisfying nonetheless. When the Sautéed Lamb with Cumin entree came out, it literally looked like a larger version of the Sizzling Rice we got. Had I known that, I would've just gotten 2 orders of that with beef and lamb for ~$18 less. I will say of the two, the lamb is the superior choice. Moving on, I never knew you can mess up General Tso's Chicken until now. Don't get me wrong, it was beautifully crisp, nicely coated with sauce, but it's almost entirely breading. There is barely any actual chicken in each bite. I was extremely disappointed by that. I love supporting Muslim-owned/run businesses and I really wanted to like Jiang's Kitchen but I left wanting more and with my craving of good Chinese food unsatisfied. Maybe there are better standouts on the menu but there was nothing for me to write home about. read more

Didn't know a halal hotpot restaurant exists in Manhattan. You have to ask for the hotpot menu, otherwise, you'll get the regular menu. The min order for hotpot is $50 & it's not all you can eat. This place is also closed from 3:30-5 on weekdays. Anyway, we got steamed beef shumai (6pcs for $10) & sizzling beef rice ($16). The shumai is scalding hot, so beware unless you want a burnt tongue. This is basically like xiao long bao btw. It's good, I liked the flavor. The sizzling rice with beef has a very strong cumin smell, meaning it smells like armpit. Once you get over the smell, the beef is actually pretty good. It's flavorful. I just wish it had less onion & more beef. The beef to onion ratio is off. It was mostly onion with rice. read more

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Halal chinesee food in ny will be visiting it often. Hot pot was good too. So flavorful highly recommend read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Cumin lamb - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Located on St. Marks but not in the popular section between 2nd and 3rd, this is an excellent Northern Halal Chinese spot specializing in Xinjiang/Uyghur style food with a few dishes from other parts and a few Shaokao/BBQ skewers. I've been here twice with a group and both times we shared a bunch of dishes having lamb mostly. The food is well flavored with plenty of cumin of course. In terms of hot meat appetizers, the best of the bunch is the Lamb Shumai. They are plump and super juicy with plenty of meat inside. They come with 6 per order and they have the usual slightly sour sauce with them. Also tasty are the Lamb Buns which is the Uyghur version of samsa; a meat filled bun found all across Central Asia. The crust is a little bit different than samsa being almost more buttery and thicker but still tasty. Just like with them, there is plenty of meat along with a bit of cumin though I would say that they aren't as juicy as there aren't enough onions compared to some other spots such as Farida's. I would still recommend them though as they are still tasty and worth the price but the shumai are better. For vegetarian dishes, the Hot + Sour Cucumbers are tasty. The sauce has a nice sourness and a hint of heat with a good amount of garlic. If you like them from Szechuan places, you'll like it here. In terms of other veggies, we have also got the Shredded Sour Cabbage. The portion size was nice and similar to the cucumbers, they were lightly pickled and went well with the rest of the food. The Sizzling Glass Noodles With Cabbage is a slightly more filling version of the prior dish with a new texture from the noodles and were also tasty and would be a filling vegetarian dish. The Sauteed Shanghai Bok Choy was probably my least favorite of the vegetarian dishes being just a little bit too bland but the portion size was decent. For larger plates, the BBQ Lamb Ribs are the most expensive thing here but for good reason. The dish comes with plenty of large very meaty lamb ribs and is good for sharing. Otherwise on the plate, there's some chili powder, cumin, and salt for dipping as well as some pita on top of some lettuce. The meat falls off the bone and is extremely well flavored and I think 2/3 could share this along with another dish or two and leave happy. The Xinjiang Big Plate Chicken/Dapanji is also very tasty. This is available both in a smaller and larger size as well as with or without bone. The meat was slightly sweet with a good amount of cumin like most dishes and the potatoes in there were delicious as well having soaked up the same sauce. The only complaint compared to some other spots would be the noodles on the bottom which were fine but lacked some of the chewiness but this is a really solid version overall and an absolutely massive portion size. There have been a few other main dishes we have ordered such as the Fried Hand Rolled Noodles With Spicy Minced Beef from the northern noodle specialties section. Compared to the noodles in the other dish, these had a much better texture having good chewiness. There was plenty of beef on top but it could have been a bit spicier but the portion size again was good and the flavor was very tasty and I would recommend it overall. There was also one of the signatures, the Crispy Cumin Pancake With Lamb which was tasty. The lamb again was tender and the crispy pancake consisted of chunks of lightly fried bread with a good amount of cumin of course on top. Finally, the Sizzling Rice With Cumin Lamb was also tasty though I preferred the other dishes as I liked the texture more from the bread and noodles compared to the sizzling rice but again it was solid. In short, there are a couple definite standouts such as the excellent shumai and the food in general is just good. Nothing really felt like a throwaway which is rare for a menu this size. I'll go back here again either by myself or with a group to share more of their tasty menu. I can imagine them being quite more crowded if they were a block away but at least their location means I can always stop in here and get some excellent northern Chinese grub. Mid 4 for the general value and flavor. read more

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Went to this Uyghur place with a friend who is from the region, and he said it was very authentic. The restaurant has a great vegetarian selection, which was a nice surprise. I liked the ability to combine various noodle types with different sauces. The tomato sauce and traditional sauce had distinct and interesting flavor profiles. The appetizers, like the cabbage and wood ear mushroom sa, were delicious and well seasoned with spice. It's a pretty casual spot with solid service. Would definitely recommend it. read more

I absolutely loved the environment in here, it's so cozy and the server was so kind! We received our food fairly quick so this place is good if you just want a quick bite. The portions are BIG I was not expecting it but I'm not complaining at all- the food was amazing and so flavorful! Definitely recommend read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Beef Wonton in Sour Soup Hot and Sour Cucumber Beef Finger Meat kebab Lamb/Beef with Scallion / - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

My friends and I decided to stop by here around 2 pm on a Friday - the place itself is super spacious but I believe it does get busier during the night time. You can make a reservation in advance if you do have a large group and plan to come during dinner time. One of my friends does eat halal and this place has been on her list for a while so we decided to come here. We decided to go with the hot pot option - you do have to ask for the menu separately. The hotpot menu does come with a $50 minimum. I will say the hot pot menu is really small - they have a limited amount of veggies and meat. The meat was really fresh though. We decided to get the split pot of clear soup and spicy soup. The spicy soup was quite delicious if you like to eat spicy foods. The clear soup was really lacking in flavor though. You also have to pay for sauce which I was not expecting since I'm use to going to the AYCE type of hot pot. We also ordered the lamb siu mai - this was actually flavorful and delicious. I think that next time I would want to come back for their other dishes - their noodle and rice dishes looked and smelled amazing. I did not think that the hot pot was worth it though - I would prefer to go to AYCE hot pot instead. read more

Solid spot for northeast Chinese food. We ordered: Lamb buns- nice phyllo-esque dough over delicious (and plentiful) lamb filling. Big tray of chicken- better than the one at Spicy Village. Super flavorful and the large is a very generous portion for 2 people. Bring your appetite! Lamb chops- really good. The natural flavor of the lamb sings through here, but if you like they provide pepper and cumin to sprinkle on for extra zing. I'd recommend all the dishes above. Will be back to try more of the menu! read more

Ban and his team very hospitable - flavorful halal food and place to pray!! Highly recommend it. read more

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Service was quick and good, food was good quality and all tasted good. Their hand-rolled rice cakes and noodles were delicious. Interior had a decent bit of space, but definitely on the casual/intimate side. Wait was a little long, but they were busy so it was understandable. Even after telling us it would be an hour, a table was available in ~40 minutes. read more

I really wanted to love this spot. Halal hotpot is so hard to find !! Unfortunately their hotpot has very limited options. I was able to get my usual sliced lamb and fatty beef which was great but the vegetables were very limits. No corn, broccoli, bock choy, enoki mushrooms or udon noodles. They did have vermicelli noodles which wasn't bad but not preferred for hotpot. Felt like all I ate was meat and potatoes which didn't do much to satisfy the hotpot craving. What I also didn't like is the options for the sauce. You pay an extra $5 for a few sauces. It wasn't the usual hot pot sauces. No hoisin, fish sauce, soy sauce or even siracha. Like I previously stated the hotpot options here were very limited and not as enjoyable. The general tsao chicken wasn't bad. The portion was nicely sized. Not sure if I'd go back but it was okay for a one time experience. read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Hot pot sliced lamb and fatty beef - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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the restaurant was amazing, SAFE NEIGHBORHOOD!! very nice and charming waiter who seems to be working very hard and also very attentive and also delicious food. I'd definitely recommend the beef stir-fry noodle, medium spice and the beef Shu Mai as the meat is very rich and also has a very filling taste, worth it 10/10. moderately quite ambience for conversations and also has a prayer corner with provided mats that are decorative and look very aesthetic while also maintaining modesty. I'd go back any day for lunch or dinner. read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Before Shu Mai - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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Coming here exceeded my expectations and I was truly satisfied with how delicious my meal was. I chose the Northwest dishes selection, where I had Rice noodles with traditional sauce, beef as protein, and a medium level of spice. The result was amazing with a great kick of spiciness with soft and tasty noodles, my taste buds were having a good time with every slurp and bite. I definitely see myself coming back here to try other dishes and enjoy the amazing taste of Jiang's Kitchen. I came here around 5:30 pm and it was very chill and calm but people started coming in not too long after. The place is family-friendly and the whole menu is Halal which is amazing. The waiter provided great service. read more

Food was pretty cheap, very tasty, and came in a very large portion. We ordered the house special (large) big plate chicken for $28. There was enough food for both of us + extra to take home. read more

A solid find for quality halal Chinese food in the city. We got the lamb dumplings and sizzling beef on my first trip. The dumplings were steamed just right and the meat inside was cooked and seasoned very well, I would come back again just for the dumplings 10/10. The beef was impressive in presentation with the sizzling, in terms of taste it was a 7/10. Although not pictured, I got the general tso chicken, lamb and beef skewers, and stir fried noodles on my next visit. The lamb skewers were seasoned so well and very tender, I could taste the cumin distinctly, could have ate an entire skewer myself honestly. The general tso chicken was okay, 6/10 a bit too sweet for me personally. The noodles were a 10/10, I practically inhaled them. Service was very quick and the decor basically no frills. Overall a great staple to have in your rotation for Chinese food read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Sizzling beef - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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Absolutely love their food and the staff is so friendly and kind! I take all of my friends here and they always come out raving about how delicious their food is. I would especially recommend their noodles in the traditional sauce. I get it every-time and it always hits! read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Noodle with traditional sauce - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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Full disclosure - I love lamb. And when lamb is cooked really well, it is a culinary treat like no other. Now, if you love lamb and you haven't been to Jiang's to try their Barbecued lamb ribs, then you don't know what you don't know. Arriving on a large, rectangular stone plate, the deep brown lamb skin is lightly crisped and the mouth-watering aromas are unlike any other. Pick up a rib and you can feel the meat quietly trying to slide off the bone. One sumptuous bite and you can taste the artisanal preparation that went into this elevated meat dish. Presented with three finishing spices - an orange spicy salt, a savory cumin rub, and white table salt - you can customize the flavor profile of each rib. Trust me, while its not inexpensive, and you will have to wait 20 minutes for it to arrive at the table, this is fine food. The lamb, albeit the star of the menu, is not the only great dish at Jiang's. The Cumin Beef with rice is served on a sizzling platter. The combination of cubed beef, diced onion and a generous serving of perfectly steamed rice all in a delicious cumin sauce make for a great accompaniment, or alternative to, the aforementioned BBQ lamb. Another must-try at Jiang's is the Hot and Sour Cucumber appetizer. Unlike standard preparations, which rely more on sesame oil and rice vinegar, Jiang's offers a much more robust, reddish sauce where the flavors explode with every bite. Whenever I'm near the East Village, I make it a point to stop at Jiang's for a great meal. I know Jiang's is a cult favorite for those in the know, and I'm sorry for publicizing their outstanding food, but I felt compelled to share. Enjoy! read more

Amazing food and service! Great portion size too. Friendly staff. Will definitely go again.

Amazing food!!! My fave is the cumin beef with rice but the noodles and dumplings are delicious as well!

This was a recommendation from my best friend's friend who both had at halal, and my goodness what a fine! We got the siu mai (which were more like soup dumplings without the soup), the hand rolled noodles with beef, the lamb cumin, and the crispy chicken dish. Everything was out of this world, mainly the entrees but even the dumplings had a different taste than normal Chinese dumplings. You could taste an extra hint of spice and a kick from them. My favorite dish was probably the chicken - it's so crispy and flavorful. Not dry, Just very well done. The lamb and hand noodles both were also well seasoned and delicious. Definitely coming back again. read more

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Great prices and great flavors. Menu is Halal-friendly! The service was a bit slow but that might have been to not rush this. Will return sometime soon to try their hotpot (although it's a little pricey for hot pot). It's a pretty casual place but great for friend or casual date. read more

Jiang's Kitchen - Noodles with Beef & General Tso General Tso's Chicken - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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I was happy with my daytime dining choice. I built friendships with the employees, who are all terrific and exceptionally warm. Everything tastes alive with flavor. The food excels completely at reasonable prices. I return to this spot frequently with good results. read more

Long day exploring the city. We didn't make reservations. The staff was incredibly accommodating. Our food came out quick. Wait staff was attentive despite being busy. Although small, the restaurant was family friendly and comfortable. We ordered several dishes. The food was amazing! Will definitely be back. read more

Visited on weekday evening without reservation. Was able to be seated right away by the window. It was a little cold, but they brought a portable heating fan for us. They speak both english and Mandarin. Food was great. We had woodear salad, big chicken plate and lamb. Portion was good, and flavors are well balanced. Woodear salad - spicy, fresh, not salty. It goes really well with meats. Defintely recommended Big chicken plate- this was my favorite. Flavor is not too strong. Noodles are soaked with flavor well. Very unique Lamb - no lamb smell. It was well cooked. Comes with three flavor. Im not too sure what they are called but all of them were great! Also comes with 4 slices of pita Overall, i really loved the restaurant! read more

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Really loved the unique western Chinese food here. The cumin skewers, woodear mushroom, and spicy beef noodles stir fried were fantastic. The spice level was right on the edge of tolerable. read more

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First time trying a halal hot pot and wasn't too bad. It was a relaxing atmosphere but we were cold (space heaters weren't doing much!). Our waiter did mix up an item (we ordered the minced beef noodle but instead received the rice noodle w traditional sauce) but he didn't bother to change it. He did get it right for takeout order though. Points to be noted: - needs additional waiters especially on weekends - place needs to be warmer especially when the temperature outside is in the single digits (visited on 2/3/23) - base for hot pot was mediocre; definitely lacked salt and was very bland A place to try once especially since it's halal but no more that that. read more

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