Came for CNY dinner with friends and left pretty full. We ordered total of 10 dishes for a party of 8. Each dish was decently flavored for my taste bud except for the fried squid. I'm used to seeing the fried squid slightly browned and more flavor and garnish. It was quite busy on a Friday night, almost all the tables were occupied. Service is your typical toisan uncles as the waiter and speaking loudly and heavily to you. read more

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Don't come here, I called to book a table for Saturday because there had a advertisement in the Chinese radio station , they wanted a deposit so I said I live in Long Island can you take credit card as a deposit they said no , they said send someone who lives near by to put a deposit , I then ask them if your establishment take credit cards they said yes but for table deposit no. What kind of service is that? He said that not his problem so then you rather not take Bussiness from a $500 meal rude and nasty people read more

Food: We ordered a spare rib clay pot rice ($11.95), a duck and roast pork noodle soup ($11), and a salty fish, chicken, and eggplant lunch special ($11.95). Food was okay and nothing special. The roast pork and duck were not good, both dry and not well made. Service: The server was attentive and friendly. He refilled our water without us asking. Ambiance: The restaurant overall is comfortable and nicely decorated. The chairs are cushioned but stained and very dirty. They have small and big tables for any size group. I would recommend this restaurant only if you're in the area and don't have other options. read more

Season Restaurant - Sparerib Clay Pot Rice - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This is a smaller Cantonese restaurant located on Avenue U near Sheephead Bay. This please can probably hold 7 to 8 tables of eight at most. I usually meet my extended family here for dinners and can barely fit our family so we had to split into two smaller tables. We ordered a roasted pig as well as lobster lo mein. we ordered in total 12 dishes and it included plenty of protein vegetables and a soup after tip. It was approximately $800. Plus the gave us a cake for my mom's birthday. In ordrr to qualify for the cake you have to put $100 deposit down reservation to let them know you are doing a bday celebration. The food is fresh though sometimes can be slightly under seasoned however it's a good local place to go where the waiters are attentive read more

Season Restaurant - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Great service and delicious food. Since we had lobster the server switched out our plates often. read more

Season Restaurant - Lobster sticky rice - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

We celebrated my mom's birthday for the first time at this restaurant. The food was good, except for the few things I mentioned in my food pics. The service was amazing, and I thought the decor was nice. I would definitely go back, but maybe for takeout. I tried their chicken lo mein - they serve it with the yummy thin noodles!! read more

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Oysters were gargantuan and commensurate with the $8 individual price; a few of the bivalves had a bit too much sand. The fish pieces with lime sauce was decent, though misrepresented, as lemons were used. Lamb course was quite good and seasoned well. Service was a bit delayed at times but pleasant and accommodating. read more

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this is a pickup order review. ordered pickup a couple of times from season restaurant and they do not disappoint. the portions are huge for the price you're paying as well as the quality of the food. all the dishes were flavorful and they were pretty fast. read more

this meal is over price for $17? i dont know how is it $17 in 2024? more like $10 at least? the food not even good? i ate some of it.. already in the trash? what a wasted my money. dont believe me.. go try out this meal? i dont know what it call? read more

Season Restaurant - this is the worse meal to buy. zero star. tasted terrible. $17 WASTED MY $. - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I came here for dinner with my family, we had about 20 people so we had 2 big round tables that were next to each other. The staff were very attentive and all the food came out fast one after the other. I'm not sure if the staff were being friendly or perhaps there's a minimum you had to spend but my grandma got a free birthday cake on the house. We did make reservations ahead of time. The cake was a generous size and more than enough for the 20 people that attended the dinner. There was so much left over that we decided to share the cake with the restaurant staff. I would come here again if I were in the area. Next time maybe I'll try their dim sum. read more

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One of the few restaurants on Avenue U that's open early for dim sim. Came here around 9:30am on NYE and there were only a few people there. It did get crowded by the time we were ready to leave. Pretty standard dim sum: shrimp dumplings, rice noodles with cilantro, tulip cake, chicken fingers, spare ribs, egg tarts, etc. Prices were very reasonable compared to other places in Queens and Manhattan. You can also get dim sum to go. Staff was friendly and restroom was clean. Good choice if you are in the hood and are craving for good dim sum at great prices. $24 for three people who left stuffed. What a steal! read more

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This is just about the food and in particular there crazy noodle soup combinations. Truly a meal in and of itself. Just so dam delicious. If they do open for service I might try eating in. But if it's like there take out. Don't expect much. The Roast pork is spectacular, the Duck is really good. Fish is good too. And they have a bunch of others. There a bit cheap on the broth ( if you ask for extra the answer is an abrupt no). But go get some soup .... now. One other thing most of the Businesses in this area are closing early now, unfortunately. so go before 6pm. read more

Cantonese banquet dining experience with affordable prices and huge portions. Fresh scallops and oysters are amazing when they have them. They also preorder roasted piglet, delicious crispy skin without oiliness. Service and ambience is typical, best go when they are less busy. read more

Dim sum prices here are pretty inexpensive. Food is relatively good. This is a small place so don't expect a huge selection. My favorite was their beef rice noodle. This rendition is done well. Soft pillows of rice noodle with a generous portion of tasty beef. This is an old fashioned, old school place, so don't expect stellar service. They was busy and low on staff. And the woman manning the front cashier/ counter is always multi tasking, so don't expect her to be smiling. At dim sum time, Ask her for a table and she will put down a number on a pad, indicating who is next and how many. This place gets packed so try to get here early, like 1030am. The tables are packed tightly so no room for dim sum carts to roll around. The cart containing dim sum is a permanent fixture in the front. Just go up to it and ask or point to what you want. Remember to bring your receipt/ bill so she can stamp it after you choose your dim sum dishes. I asked for two items. I was going to bring it back to my table, myself. But she insisted on bringing it herself. Also ordered a beef chow fun with peppers and black bean sauce. This was tasty and a very generous portion of tender beef and silky noodles. They also have a private room downstairs for a table of ten. It's a really tight squeeze down there, like a Harry Potter closet. So I hope you all like each other enough. Final note: As I said before, this is a very old school place, in decor and service. So as long as you can get passed that, the dim sum is A'ok. And pretty cheap compared to the big fancier places where you pay twice as much. read more

We've been pretty impressed with Season Restaurant (三喜酒家). Dim sum and dinner service are both pretty good here. The dim sum served here are the basics, but they are well-executed and competitively-priced compared to restaurants in Flushing -- your bill may be 20% to 30% less expensive than in Flushing. Season has a dim-sum cart, but it is kept stationary, as the restaurant is too small for the cart to be pushed around. Walk up to the front of the restaurant to pick / point at what you want, or ask a dim sum lady to get it for you. Dim Sum Dishes We've Had: - Ngau Cheung (牛肠; Beef Rice Noodle Rolls). Cheung Fun (肠粉) i.e., rice noodle rolls, are a general bellwether for a restaurant's dim sum. If the Cheung Fun at a restaurant is good, then the restaurant's dim sum is generally good. The Ngau Cheung here is close to excellent -- both the beef and rice noodle have a just-right soft and smooth consistency. Even better, this dish is priced as a Medium plate. Ask for extra soy sauce to maximize your enjoyment. - Ha Gow (蝦餃; Shrimp Dumplings). Pretty good; Season uses de-veined shrimp. - Lau Lin So (榴蓮酥; Durian Cream Pastry). Well-executed, and a decent introduction to the durian's flavor for the adventurous. - Dan Tat (蛋撻; Egg Custard): Very good, though a bit sweet. Recommended, especially when fresh out of the oven. - Wu Gok (芋角; Crispy Taro Puffs): Look to get this when it's hot and fresh, because it's meh when cold. Season's version seems to need more pork mince in the filling. - Yeung Ke Ji (釀茄子; Eggplant Stuffed with Shrimp): Pretty good. - Siu Mai (燒賣; Pork and Mushroom Dumplings): Season's version is very good because it's leaner than at other places. Other Dishes We've Had: - Beef with Peppers and Black Bean Sauce Chow Fun (豉椒濕炒牛河): Very good, lots of noodles underneath the top layer of ingredients. Food: Very Good (4 of 5). Service: Very Good (4 of 5). Tea refills are free; the waiters come by to clear the table of empty dim sum plates, and also provide a change of dining plates. Get on the wait list if you encounter people waiting to be seated, though sometimes it isn't immediately obvious who is responsible for ticket disbursement. Ask the cashier if you're not certain. Atmosphere: Good (3 of 5). Two acceptably clean unisex bathrooms, with ADA grab bars. Value: Very Good (4 of 5). read more

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As a neighborhood dimsum place that my family always goes to, I expected more from the food. But it wasn't. The food was salty and like my family said, once they forget to tell them less salt, it was the chef's field day for using salt. That aside, what really annoyed me was the fact that we were just finishing up when the boss lady told a family of seven to literally hover over us so we would leave. I don't know what type of service that is but it's not a service I would willingly return to or recommend. read more

My favorite dishes are chop pork w Peking sauce and eggplants with garlic sauce! This old school place so don't expect perfect customer service. Anyway dishes is so good in this area!!! read more

Season Restaurant - Eggplant with garlic sauce - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I came here for dim sum around 1pm in the afternoon. There were 2 of us and it was pretty packed so we had to share a table with another couple. No big deal, pretty common with chinese dim sum spots. We ordered about 6 dishes total. All were good except the spare ribs. The meat felt "soft" which was odd. U had my fair share of spare ribs so I know this was different. Also it was pretty pink so we werent sure if it was fully cooked. We asked the waiter and he said it was but we just didn't want to eat it after that. Overall other food was typical dim sum. read more

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I am a long time customer as I over 20 years and like the food but the woman who is at the front, I believe the owner, is SO RUDE, that I will never go back. Between my mother and I, we have been treated so poorly during eat in and take out experiences that I will never go back after todays experience. Today was the last straw. I asked about ordering soup with soy sauce chicken, noodles and wontons. No to everything. I changed the combinations to different meats and noodles...nos again and again. Skip the noodles. No. Skip the wontons. No. Skip the meat. No. I tried ordering chow fun with pork. No again. She just walks away talking in chinese. (This happened to my mom as well. Once my mom tried ordering while seated and she told her no, and walked away). Why didn't she want my money today? Other people are ordering. This has happened so many times between my mother and I. I like their food but I just cannot give them any more chances. I am willing to change my order if they are out of an ingredient but she didn't want to let me order anything. In this time of a pandemic and economic downturn, why would any business turn a paying customer away? read more

We came here for lunch on Saturday. Dim sum was good and reasonable prices. I liked their rice noodle roll and they were freshly made. You can order cilantro rice noodle with your choice of meat (dried shrimp, beef, roast pork, shrimp and vegetables). The negative side was that some dim sum dishes were a little bit cold. A friend recommended the double egg fried rice. It was pretty good too. The restaurant is really small, but they try to accommodate you as soon as possible. The dim sum cart is stationed in one place and you would need to go there to order. Sometimes the staffs would come and introduce a new freshly made dim sum dishes. Overall, it was a good experience. Note: get the dim sum dishes that just came out or order it. read more

Season Restaurant - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Been here a dozen or so times but today at closer to 1pm, every dim sum I ate was on-point. Maybe it was the super fresh third batch of the early afternoon (late for dim sum).. or the fact that I had been at the gym since 10am. Shrimp crepes and shrimp dumplings were solid. The Shui-Mai were fat and wonderful. The herbal chicken legs fresh and tender. Even the tripe medley had good flavor, not an easy task actually- it usually tastes a bit overly salty, mucky being it's stomach lining odds and ends. The combination noodle dish of rice vermicelli and bean thread stir fried with slivers of sweet mustard, red onion, sprouts, carrots, squid, chicken, shrimp and egg was perfect. A bit of crust had formed from the noodles and thinly minced ingredients in oil from the pan... o... how deliciously satisfying. The pics below are from Another night btw! read more

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Cash only.. food was good.. need to go early Would definitely recommend this.. had the roast duck which was very good. read more

1 - Waitress clipping her fingernails in plain view right where food is being served. Nail dumplings anyone? Absolutely appalling and unsanitary. Puke! SMH. Manager was nearby too...didn't say a word. Guess it's common practice. 2 - I waited 15 min for my simple dishes just for the manager to tell me they only had 1 of the 3 things I ordered. So I chose a replacement. Waited another 10 min. When I said I've been waiting a long time she raises her voice at me and told me she told the kitchen to make a dish for me from scratch. She did not inform me of this before, then gave me bad attitude. Poor communication skills much? I shoulda left right after I saw those fingernails flying! Don't go here! Never coming back...except maybe to complain...they should have an F, not an A rating! Someone call the dept of health! read more

Season Restaurant - Waitress clipping her fingernails in plain view right where food is being served. Nail dumplings anyone? Disgusting! SMH - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Some of the best dim sum in the area. Any better and you'll have to head to bay ridge Brooklyn, Hong Kong or Vancouver. Cash only, they do have a limited selection of dim sum and their congee is on point. Get here early as it fills up quick. Service is prompt and quick. Know what you want and ask the ladies to bring it or snag a few dishes as they make their way to the front from the back. read more

I would consider this a very subpar dim sum spot. The atmosphere is what you expect: rude service, rude customers. I arrived with a group of 7 and was given the number 2. The group after me was 7 people and they just kept bugging the server to get seated at the next available table. They treated us very rudely because we were ABC (American born Chinese) and did not speak mandarin/cantonese. They seated the other group before us even though we were supposed to be first. Yes we can still be discriminated against in our own culture. The food was not that tasty. It was a disappointing experience. I thought the rice flour cake (lo bo gao) was not bad. There was a pork spare rib over these rolled up rice paper, I did like that dish. I will definitely pass on this place and look for something better. read more

I only come here because my grandparents have a good relationship with the owner. I don't prefer this place for many reasons. 1. The Shiu Mai has a shrimp on top but the shrimp is not de-veined. Eww! Visible black poopy shrimp line. Appetizing? 2. There is one dim sum cart lady there during the weekdays. She is the crabbiest waitress ever. She has a scowl expression on all the time and does everything like she's annoyed at you. 3. The dim sum selection is very limited and kitchen orders during a non busy hour can take as long as half an hour. The Char Sui here is pretty good though. read more

Good food, but cheap on meat and sauce. They have a habit of filling up dishes with things like vegetables and herbs if you order a meat or seafood dish with them. They're also about $1-2 more than the other restaurants in the area. Customer service is bad, the women are something else; with the exception of like one lady there the rest don't much like non-Asians much less "Americanized" Asians, although that could be said about most Asian restaurants. Most of the women there are very rude and rather condescending screaming types, better to deal with the men. read more

This is your no-frills standard Cantonese restaurant. Food is good, portions are generous, and prices are reasonable. The wait staff service is very good and attentive. I've come here to eat many times during the past year. There are some reviews saying the female owner is rude. I haven't interacted with her directly but we did try to call yesterday inquiring whether they had any tables available. She answered the phone, spoke very quickly to tell us to come, and then hung up. But this did not dissuade us. We came and had a good experience with the service and the food. This is a small restaurant so it is usually better to call during peak dinner hours to make sure they have a table available. We have also ordered for take-out and did not have any problems. Probably the best Chinese restaurant on Avenue U. read more

I bought $15 dollars of roast pig And I found a piece of metal in my order, I call the restaurant told them and the guy who answered the phone said it's normal and hang up on me WTF...... read more

This place has changed names several times, but this one time it has seriously revamped itself. The staff, decor, food and even the bathrooms improved a lot! The dimsum dishes here are very solid. The down part is that the place is pretty small so it does feel cramped. However, the food redeems all flaws! Ordered the beef dishes, garlic chicken, and the seafood like crabs, lobsters, and shrimp - all were very very very fresh. Also, the service is excellent; a drastic change from the previous management. On top of that, I checked out the bathrooms and it was newly renovated in a very nice fashion and looked/felt clean (not sure how long that will last, though) I just had a birthday party group here...too bad that it closes early, we wish to have stayed longer. I'd definitely will be back!!!! yay!! read more

I live 3 avenues away & came here monthly for last year, namely for the Saturday morning dim sum where it's really packed but for a good cause: steady, reliably authentic Toishanese-style dimsum keeps all returning. At others times, their menu is very Yue cuisine with large portion sizes at a very fair price. Service is the normal, somewhat better than the usual curt since it's a smaller place. I've had too many items here to start though regular favorites are the white spicy fish fillets in chili sauce & the oil-tossed green vegetables. Truly, hearty favorites we have a hard time replicating at home. I always feel welcome here with a very hearty, heart-felt meal waiting each time. Note 1 50" tv on rear wall plays TVB. Weekend evenings often mean a small event will have booked 4-5 tables, leaving another 4-5 for un-rsvp-ed patrons. read more

This review goes for the staff that besides that they don't speak English, they have a nasty attitude. The lady at the front desk got so mad because I got confused over pig or pork. Their food good but be prepared to confront some attitude. read more

Season Restaurant - Roasted pork/pig - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

New restaurant on Ave U. Been a while since a good Chinese restaurant popped up! Food was good, no complaints. Service was good. Minus one star because the waiters seem to not know table numbers... But that can easily be improved. Refrigeration supplied by my papa!!! read more

Season Restaurant - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The cashier is a POS. Ordered over the phone and she even repeated my order back to me. When I went to pick up my order, she claims I didn't order what I told her over the phone and got half my order wrong. Then proceeded to tell me it would take 30 mins for an order and which requires no more than 5 mins to prepare. So I just left without picking up and paying for my order. She can go eat the rest of my order herself. read more

Went here for dim sum and dinner. Dim sum food was OK. Wish they have more variety of dim sum foods. The place is small. So if it get crowded there will be a wait. For dinner the foods was OK usually order the same foods vegetable fish chicken and other foods. Usually come here with the family. Come out pretty fast. read more

Their fried rice tastes mediocre; nothing special that makes this dish or restaurant stand out from the millions of other Chinese restaurants. One thing I did appreciate were the shrimp size they used, it was a good size and not teeny weeny like some places prepare them to be. The fish and boc Choy with white rice was decent as well. I really enjoyed the tasty fish but wished there were more of it! They gave us too much rice and skimped out on the fish and veggies! read more

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This isn't a huge place, but it's one of the better Chinese restaurants I've been to recently. Came here a few weeks ago for a Mother Day's dinner and the place filled up as the night went on. The food was pretty tasty and the service was surprisingly really good. One of the waiters overheard me saying I was cold and asked us if we were cold before closing the entrance door. They were friendly and prompt with refilling our teapot and exchanging our filled plates for clean ones. read more

Dim sum review: Food: very good quality, huggggge portions, pretty flavorful, and filling. This is one of the better places for dim sum. Service: was okay. I didn't like my waiter that much, I'm guessing it is a language barrier and he seemed kind of rude because I was speaking in half English and half Chinese. Price: now this, this was a shocker to me...in a good way! For 7 dim sum dishes, it was only $19! And this fed three people. I was already raving about this place as I was eating, and the fact that the check was under what I expected, then....yes!!! Overall I will def be back! read more

If there were negative or thumbs down ratings I would definitely line up putting in for one! I ordered a wonton soup and I got something for free unexpectedly, baby roach! Makes me question their A Rating! Yuck! And that means the next door bakery as well since its is owned by the same owner! I now totally agree with the person who posted the review about fingernail soup. Don't come back unless you want roach and fingernail food or soup.... high in protein I guess *puking* Besides that, staff is extremely rude! They should pick up on their manners, when placing an order, they seem impatient and always rushing, whether in person or on the phone as well! Never returning to this infested place! read more

Season Restaurant - eeww baby roach surprise in my wonton soup... made me sick for a week! - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This restaurant I known a lot of local elder Asian loved it . But to me this restaurant products more than just low . For example . Beef ho fun . Beef tasted likes baking soda cover spoiled meat . And the rice noodle doesn't taste like anything and it no where near look like it proper stir fried it . And in the past there were a few times I purchased for takeout and were just spoiled . I only a few blocks away !. Called them answering careless . Restaurant cleanliness . You already know ! Very disappointed ! One thing I can say that is . They were good when then first started . Now every time anyone purchased there products there're only disappointment and I'll just upset and questioning. Why read more

Season Restaurant - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York