Authentic, delicious, and beautiful environment to impress your guest. Lots of other chinese people at the restaurant. Expect to spend at least 50 dollars per person. The duck was amazing. They even gave us a free sausage dish since we went on a Monday! The spicy fish had so much fish and other toppings. Service was quick and professional. Will definitely come back. read more

FYI, we came here on a wednesday and were charged full price for a full duck, so I don't think the instagram advertised "half price" (which was actually 40% off and not 50% off) special is going on anymore. Can someone else confirm? We ordered a full duck, the branzino, pea shoots, one white rice, and a coke. The total was $188 + tip To be fair, the food was quite good. The crispy branzino was better than the duck. 10/10 would recommend. It tasted like a sweet and sour sauce. That one we finished all of it and there was barely any bones. We ended up packing half the duck because it was too much food for 3 people. Skin definitely could have been crispy but it was pretty meaty. read more

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Another wonderful visit to Yong Chuan! A full order of their excellently executed Peking duck presented beautifully. The kicker? Their wonderful duck is 1/2 price on Wednesday!!! We also ordered the crispy beef which is finely shredded and glazed and served in a nest fashion. We also enjoyed the delicious walnut prawns and the stir fried pea shoots with xo sauce which was delightful. The service is friendly, casual but not wholly professional (more familiarity with the menu and cocktail menu would help a lot!) The surroundings are contemporary and simple. I'd recommend some gliders/pads for the chairs because they make a loud unpleasant sound when pushed. Both of these issues are easily corrected. I'll keep coming back regardless because the standards of the plates sent from the kitchen are impeccable. Give yourself a treat and go to Yong Chuan! read more

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At this point, I've visited this spot several times. There is nothing bad to say about this restaurant. The peking duck is a must have! This is one of the best if not the best peking duck restaurant I've had in nyc. The other dishes such as char siu, sweet & sour fish, eels were all great. Personally, I wasn't a fan of their jelly fish dish because the pieces were too chunky and no tentacle pieces. The back area's atmosphere was very different from the front area. I felt like I went to a different restaurant lol. The service is alright. It can be a bit slow when it is busy. They have promo every now and then. I highly recommend people to check this out! You know this already, I WILL BE BACK! read more

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Place is organized and their seats are well situated. The staff from the front to server and even the bartender they are all awesome! Really friendly and made the experience relaxing. They have accommodated us even though we are 10mins past our reservation. This place also was also booked during the NYE. So we are glad that we are able to secure our table. The food was really good, love every bite we had aside from one. We had Dim sum Platter, Fried Dim sum, Dan dan noodles, Yong Chuan Fried Rice, Mapo Tofu, and the Duck! The fave of the table were the duck and fried rice. Unfortunately the mapo tofu didn't hit the spot. But aside from that everything was totally worth it! read more

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la zi chicken - yummy and tender but way too may peppers in there. most of the dish was not edible. pea shoots - yummy half duck - standout crispy branzino with pine nuts - was like an orange chicken but with fish which wasn't what i was expecting salted egg yolk shrimp tofu - eh wouldn't get. not super flavorful. from the countryside fire noodle - also not standout but tasty if you want a noodle food was yummy but only the duck is something i'd get again. everything else was fine or not worth the cost. ambiance and service are good. dinner for 6 people was about $45 each and left full but not stuffed and with no leftovers. read more

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This is a tasty newer Chinese spot serving food from Ningbo; which is apparently similar to Shanghainese; and Szechuan food. The inside is a bit nicer compared to many other Chinese spots and the service was friendly and quick. Our group went here because they were doing 40% off Peking Duck and another person I know enjoyed their AYCE Dim Sum as well. The first station that arrived was the Kou Shui Chicken/甬川口水鸡 for $24 listed as spicy Sanhuang chicken, a classic Sichuan cold dish, also known as mouth-watering chicken. I have had this dish at several Sichuan/Szechuan spots before and this version was both unique and excellent. The mala flavor was present from the chili oil and peppercorn along with a bit of saltiness from the douchi/black bean but there was also a stronger flavor of garlic compared to normal. The chicken was tender as well and overall I would highly recommend this. The most unique small plate was the Yellow Croaker Fish Rolls/腐皮黄鱼卷 for $19 listed as deep fried bean curd skin roll with yellow croaker fish filling. The bean curd skin was lightly fried while the inside had light fishiness. It was tasty though not everyone liked it. Also from the small plates and soon arriving was the Crispy Shredded Beef/脆口牛肉丝 for $17 listed as sweet and sour crispy shredded beef. The dish was pretty similar to a sweetened eel I have found in some Shanghai spots with a light fry and a good amount of sweetness. The beef flavor wasn't too present but the texture was nice. Our last smaller plate was going to be the WenZhou fish cake/温州鱼饼 but they were out so we got the Yongchuan Fried Rice/甬川炒饭 as it was the same price at $17 listed as fried rice with sausages & crispy rice. The wok was pretty present but I wish the flavor of the Chinese sausage/lap cheong was a bit stronger. Pretty decent. The main star was the Peking Duck where we got one and a half of them were the half is usually $48 or the whole for $96. Along with the meat, this came with most of the the usual accompaniments (pancake, sauce, cucumber, scallion, the rare but found sugar) but also one unique thing which was some pickled chili. The duck itself was excellent with a good mix of fat and meat and the pancakes were nice and thin. The skin could have been a little bit more crispy but was still very good quality overall. Even without the 40% discount, this was excellent Peking Duck and one of the better ones in recent memory. The Dongpo Pork/东坡肉 for $27 listed as slow cooked pork belly in Shaoxing rice wine was also tasty. The pork belly was cooked down wonderfully with tender meat while the fat was well rendered. This was very tasty and not too overly sweet compared to some places. I would recommend this also. The Salted Egg Yolk Shrimp Tofu/咸蛋黄虾仁豆腐 for $25 with braised tofu, shrimp, and egg yolk was good in most ways but not as much in one other. The bits of plump shrimp added a fun texture compared to most versions and the tofu was nice and silky though I would say that the salted egg flavor was a bit lacking compared to some other spots. If said flavor was amped up, this would be excellent though. The Stir Fried Pea Shoots XO/酱豆苗 for $26 were pricey and alright. The pea shoots lacked flavor unless they were topped with some of the XO sauce and there wasn't enough of it to flavor all of said dish. It was OK but I wish the greens themselves had some garlic or something to flavor them. This was fine. Outside of the pea shoots/tofu which had only minor faults, everything was quite tasty. Nice mix of dishes. High rating for the general quality. read more

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Made reservations for their all you can eat dim sum brunch for my mom's birthday on a Saturday. Surprisingly, we probably didn't need the reservation since the place was empty at noon. It's a deceivingly large and more upscale restaurant compared to your typical dim sum place. We were seated immediately and given menus. There is no cart service here. Order each item from the waitress and staff will bring the dim sum items out. Everything we ordered came extremely quickly, and was served hot at fresh. There are even some items not typically available at other dim sum places such as their spicy crayfish dumplings. My favorites were the beef ribs in black pepper sauce as well as the chicken feet. Definitely a place I would return to if I were in the mood for dim sum. read more

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Earlier this year I had the privilege to get a reservation for an early solo dinner after work to take advantage of the peking duck special. Ambiance was intimate and clean. Staff was accommodating and respected the time crunch I had from this dinner to the first Yelp Queens event lol. I ordered the half duck and the portion size is for two people. I ate half and took the other half home. My husband consumed the all the leftovers. I'd definitely would go back as I definitely enjoyed the presentation and the DIY peking duck with crepe. read more

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My mom really wanted to get AYCE dim sum for Mother's Day but unfortunately the place we used to go to in Flushing closed down. But during our search for another spot that offers AYCE dim sum we stumbled upon Yong Chuan. We booked a table for 5 at 11AM on a Saturday. As it turns out we were the only ones in the restaurant for a good while. In their defense the weather was terrible out and people really started to roll in closer to noon. The way ordering works is you just tell your server what you want and then they bring it out to you. No fussing with checking off boxes on a flimsy paper. For simplicity's sake just go by the alphanumeric code next to what you want. The menu is decently sized. What surprised me most was how FAST the service is. I initially ordered a ton of dishes expecting them to trickle out slowly but we got most of the things we ordered in less than 5 minutes. And everything was nice and HOT. I won't bother going through everything, but I will hit on the standouts for me. I really liked the pork dumplings in chili oil and spicy crawfish dumplings. They aren't really things you see offered at your typical dim sum spot. I also really liked their black pepper beef. It was cooked well and super flavorful. Some of the dishes were misses; not terrible, but things I would not want to order again. I suppose that's to be expected. Another nitpick I have is that they charge for tea. I don't think I've ever had dim sum where tea wasn't included. That said, the service was fantastic. The place is spacious and clean. I liked the modern aesthetic they had going on, and the food was presented very well. I would definitely want to come back to Yong Chuan. read more

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I thought this place didn't live up to the hype. It was very average with the exception of the fish blossom, but even that was a little on the small side. The restaurant had music pumping which made it feel more like a lounge or bar than a restaurant which made little sense. The ribeye was tough, but they took it off our bill and we got the soft shell crab instead. The soft shell crabs were a little over fried, but decent. There was nothing special about this spot, I wouldn't go back for the food even though the service was pretty good. read more

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Great restaurant. .modern vibes. Cool place to hang out. Peking duck was top notch. Like the salted egg tofu read more

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Dinner review Service is fast. Great and unique drinks Food #1 -Dongpo Pork. This dish was perfect. Savory with layers of flavors. It a must order. The free jasmine rice goes so well with this #2 salted egg yolk shrimp tofu. Also went well with the Rice. Silky and well flavored #3 Peking duck. perfectly cooked, great accompaniment. We got it at 40% off and it was a steal. #4 cha siu: good. Not as tender #5 fish cake. What a good dish, but above dishes were better. Overall, would definitely go back for the all you can eat dim sum based on the quality of the food we ate read more

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Last night was such a delightful meal with a group of 10 people. Service was spectacular. When we arrived around 6:15 pm the restaurant wasn't too packed but it quickly filled up as the night progress. The restaurant is dimly lit and has a warm intimate aroura. I especially the wood wall decor. It had a modern asian ascent. As for dinner, every dish was wonderful. We started out with the fried sliced beef and it was fried and seasoned perfectly. I also enjoyed their fried rice. Not sure if they added bits of fried noodle, but the crunch to each bit was delightful. Of course the star that night was the peking duck and I have to say, it was GOOD!!!! I had plenty of pekin duck at other high end restaurants and this place definitely is a good contender. The duck was tender, moist, not oily and taste wonderful. Overall, I had a great experience here and would definitely recommend this place to anyone that wants to enjoy delicious chinese cuisine in a relaxing atmosphere. My only qualm though, which is minor is that I did wish the server would have just let us know what dish was being presented when serving so at least I knew the correct name and what I'm eating. read more

i came here wanted to get the promotion roast duck , but on the weekend brunch they only serve dimsum AYCE. so we decided to stay to try their dimsum. Duck only served at dinner time. The AYCE dimsum brunch is at a very reasonable price $29/pp + Tax and tip. they have the popular dishes that you usually get from other dim sum places. the selection might be a bit limited compares to other dim sum restaurants but their quality are great. pieces are big and flavorful. my favorite is the crawfish dumplings. best thing is that you can try everything and re-order as many as. you want. Make sure to come hungry. the Service is great. easy to order and refill , you can just get couple of them to start and refill once they are finishes so that all are warm. they refill fast as well. The space is pretty upscale, great place for a nice dim sum brunch read more

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We ordered: Salted egg tofu - large portion that came with portions of rice Soup dumplings - good with thin skin and lots of soup however disappointing that the order only came with 4 for the price of $14 Char siu - decent sized portion with half fatty/lean meat, good seasoning and sweetness on the meat Squid tentacles - large serving and squid was not overcooked/chewy, dish had a nice spicy flavor! Service: Overall pretty good except that they forgot one serving of rice and after removing our dirty plates, they forgot to give us new plates when the duck arrived. Ambience: Front of the restaurant is small and cozy, nicely decorated with a warm feeling. The back of the restaurant was larger and had a more casual vibe. Overall, a good experience. We were able to take advantage of a discount on the whole duck which was nice. read more

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Yong Chuan is so good that I'm now back for a second visit seven days after my first. Their AYCE Dim Sum brunch is fantastic with relatively robust and creative menu. It doesn't have as many choices as some other places, however, I'd argue both the quality and portions are superior. My favorites include the Crawfish Dumplings, Shiumai, Tripe. The spring rolls were also quite excellent. For the Pineapple Pork Buns, taste is great but there is a lot of air inside - filling is a bit lite, but this is by design as usually one stuffed one will fill me up (looking at the bakers over at Mei Lai Wah). The service was excellent and attentive. Setting is decidedly upscale compared to the rest of Chinatown, so this is a great place to bring friends/family from out of town or gather for special occasions. Next time I will come in evenings when the Peking Duck service is available. read more

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Second visit....and doesn't disappoint. Great experience from start to finish. A little pro-tip: follow them on Instagram to see their daily specials. That's how I found the branzino with pine nuts in a sweet and sour sauce. It was my personal favorite dish. The real star of the show was the Peking duck. We got the full duck with the thin pancakes, hoisin sauce, julienned cucumbers, scallions, and jalapeños. It was a hands-down family favorite. The meal kept coming with a light and flavorful braised gourd soup, followed by these amazing cumin lamb chops. They had a mild but fantastic kick. Also had a refreshing pickled cucumber salad to cleanse the palate, and our waiter was kind enough to recommend the homestyle rice cake soup, a classic Ningbo dish that's not on the menu, so you have to ask for it. For dessert, ordered the black sesame mochi. It's fresh and made to order. Took about ten minutes but worth the wait. It came out warm, soft and dusted with soybean powder. Third visit: I enjoyed YongChuan so much that I came back the next day by myself to try their weekend dim sum brunch. They have an all-you-can-eat option and they were very accommodating to me as a solo diner. They brought me a platter that let me try one of each dumpling like siu mai, crystal shrimp, crawfish, and veggie dumplings which was perfect because I like to try a little bit of everything. I will definitely be returning. Highly recommend read more

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I came here for the half off Peking duck deal. We got the wonton in chili oil appetizer, fried string beans and half a Peking duck which was very filling for 2 people. The string beans were really good, with crispy outer skin and good seasoning. The Peking duck was also perfectly cooked. The skin was very crispy and the meat was succulent and tender. The servers were very attentive and constantly refilled my water and keeping the table neat and tidy. The decor is classy, bathroom was clean. Prices is a little steep but expected for an upscale place. I would highly recommend trying this out during their half off duck week. read more

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One of the best places to get peking duck in NYC. They offer a half size option for couples (perfect!) and do a great version of the famous Hong Kong style Cha Siu (pork). We also tried the Ma La Prawns and Crystal shrimp and crab dumplings. Both were tasty but not a stand out. Next time we'll probably try something different just for the variety. They also have a reasonable corkage fee of $35. Overall it was worth visiting just for the duck and Cha Siu and we'll be back! read more

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Fairly interesting new Chinese restaurant that claims to make food from Ningbo. The menu definitely skews a bit modern and upscale, and the prices reflect that, but I think Yong Chuan is worth a look if upscale Chinese is what you're looking for! Overall, the food was executed quite well. I really enjoyed the Peking duck and pea shoots. Service was great as well, if perhaps a bit overly attentive. read more

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I only tried the Tai Zhou Rice dumplings (Pork, bamboo shoots, tofu, and scallion filling) from their dim sum menu here and it was just soso. Wrapper of the skin was too thick. Tasted like tang yuan. They used the same vinegar dipping sauce here as most places do for Xiao Long Bao. This dimsum definitely needed the dipping sauce because the dim sum on it's own was just mid. I only did take out but from what I can see, it was a dim lit restaurant at night and very nicely decorated and looks like an elevated Chinese cuisine place. Looks like a good place to take someone on a date or someone's birthday. Hopefully their other dimsums are better than the one I got. read more

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+/- Two of my favs- Mala prawns - like any other amazing place. Crispy swan-shaped pastry (smoked eel) it was very good I would def recommend and come back to this every time!!. The not bads- Pickled pepper shrimp dumplings Spicy crawfish dumplings Wok fried marbled beef - was kinda flavorless. Kung pao taro chicken ball - accetptable if dipping in the chili oil they gave on the side, was basically a taro ball. Peashoot was below mediocre at $26 read more

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Excellent chinese. Highly recommend: Peking duck, crispy branzino with pine nuts Recommend: seafood fried rice noodles Friendly staff. Big restaurant with lots of seating. Supposedly weekend has all-you-can-eat dim sum. read more

I believe this restaurant is relatively new, but we had reservation that was easy to get. We were sat as soon as we got in. The food was good, not the best Peking Duck I have ever had, but when we went, a whole Peking Duck was $69. The menu says different compared to the website. The website says $69 but the menu says $96 or $98, and then the server told us that they were doing a special where the whole Duck was $69. I think there should be more consistency between the menu and website. Also the whole Duck does not include the experience where the carve it in front you nor the soup. If that is really important to you I would recommend going somewhere else where that cost is included. Here, the carving of the Duck in front of you is an added cost. The Duck was also very oily, Duck is inherently oily but I have had Peking Duck where it was not as strong. The beans were delicious and the Duck was also delicious but not the absolute best Duck I have had. The restaurant is very nice and modern on the inside. Liked the ambiance. Also the whole duck probably feeds 3, not 4-5. read more

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We came here as they had a 50% off Peking duck deal. The duck was very delicious, with perfectly crispy skin. They had a lot of toppings/sides to make your wraps, which I loved. We also got the string beans which were surprisingly addicting. It was very flavorful and had a great texture. We also got the wontons in chili oil which wasn't too heavy and not too spicy. We shared this with just two people and it was just slightly too much but we ended up finishing it all. It's on the pricy end but delicious read more

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Overall food is good, but I'd say kinda limited options on the menu, especially for veggie, and price is a little high. Regardless, I came here for the pecking duck and I think it was great, especially when it is 50% off, until 4/30. Food came out quick. read more

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The staff was amazing! And the food... really good too! Their chef came out to ask us how the food was even after we took it off the bill due to it coming out late. Meat and vegetarian diners were all thrilled and a great assortment of gf (non celiac) options as well. Could not recommend this place more! Also accommodated 9! Which is hard to find in NYC read more

We came here for the All you can eat dimsum brunch. For 29 bucks you can't beat that!!! read more

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An interesting new Chinese restaurant with good food, great service and a modern dining room. The dim sum and the duck are very good. The service is excellent and the wine list is limited but good. read more

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Came in for the duck dinner 50% off promotion. Shared the dinner among 3 people. Enjoyed overall, but would only come back at the discounted price. $110 for the non discounted version would seem somewhat pricey. read more

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Great peking duck special, almost half price (half duck was $29 and whole duck was $58). skin was crispy and flavor was there.. however some parts were extremely fatty and you will see big chucks of fat which is very unusual for peking duck. I am glad we tried a whole peking duck for $58, but we won't return. read more

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Fabulous! Every dish was tasty. We were initially seated at a two top and after we ordered were moved to a more spacious round table. My cousin and I are on an eternal search for delicious Peking Duck and this restaurant met our test! read more

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Table next to ours found a cockroach. Peking duck was good, some others were a little bit underwhelming (a few dishes were too bland/salty, and dessert portions were a bit underwhelming for the price). read more

We were a large group and had a nice room to ourselves, with a large round table, a lazy Susan and our own waitress. A great spot for a big group in NYC we could all talk and actually hear each other. But that's not the reason to go come here. Food was outstanding. Great spicy wantons, soup and fried dumplings as well as pickled cucumbers. Peeking duck was a big winner and mopo tofu was the real deal with lots of Szechuan peppers. We had a few vegetarians and it was no problem having lots of delicious dishes including dumplings, noodles and perfect veggies. This place is a winner. I'd go back again tonight if I could. read more

As a person who doesn't like roast duck, I think the roast duck of many restaurants is too oily, but this one is so delicious! Crispy skin and tender meat, fat but not greasy, one bite is enough to make you a god! You can definitely come back for the 2345th time. The other dishes are also very good We ordered [Ningbo smoked fish] [Stir-fried eel shreds] [Salted egg yolk shrimp tofu] and [Four green beans], all of which are delicious The barley tea ice cream and soy milk ice cream for dessert are also highly recommended! Delicious and not sweet read more

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All you can eat dimsum! Quality of the food is really good, friendly service but there are times that the service gets a little overwhelmed because they get packed, nonetheless friendly servers, ambiance is super nice, good way to impress someone on a date read more

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I've been really delighted by Yong Chuan. All the staff are friendly and helpful, and all the food has ween great. The Peking duck special that they've been running is fantastic. The duck is perfect, and a whole duck with a side or appetizer is great for two people. I've also been for the AYCE dim sum brunch, and it has been wonderful. I'd say the dumplings are a little over-steamed, but we just let them sit a few minutes to firm up. They taste delicious regardless. Definitely recommended. read more

Great dim sum, pretty ambience, everything you could ask for in the menu. Friendly staff. Quick service! No complaints here. read more

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Authentic, tasty, and always consistent. Great flavors, quick service, and fair prices -- can't go wrong with Yong Chuan!