About
Welcome to **East Season Restaurant**, a delightful spot nestled in the heart of Chinatown at 244 Canal St, New York, NY 10013. This quaint Chinese restaurant offers an authentic culinary experience that promises to tantalize your taste buds.
Upon entering, you’ll quickly discover that East Season is a hidden gem celebrated for its **Cantonese-style dishes**. The moment you step in, you’re greeted with a lively atmosphere and the delicious aroma of traditional cooking. It’s a place where locals and visitors alike come to indulge in classic favorites at reasonable prices.
Despite the hustle and bustle, East Season Restaurant maintains a friendly, welcoming vibe. Service is generally attentive, though experiences can vary; some patrons have noted a brusque attitude from staff at times. Nonetheless, the overwhelming positive feedback on the food itself overshadows any minor service drawbacks.
This restaurant truly excels in serving hearty meals that are perfect for lunch or a casual dinner. As noted by loyal customers, it’s not unusual for diners to return multiple times in a short span, drawn back by the enticing flavors and satisfying dishes. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet meal or in high spirits with friends, East Season Restaurant is a delightful destination to savor the essence of authentic Chinese cuisine.
If you’re seeking hearty, delicious options that won’t break the bank, don’t miss out on this culinary hub in Chinatown. Call them at (917) 261-6266 to order or check for seating availability – you won’t regret stepping into this vibrant hub of flavors.
“ We did not yelp this restaurant before entering. We simply chose it because it was close to our hotel. We were not disappointed. The food is really good and the price is very fair. The walnut shrimp is large and fresh and soooo goood. The seafood dry pot is sizzling good. The fish maw soup was not to my liking. And the peppered short rib is so goood with rice. We even returned the next day for some noodle soup for brunch. Did not expect to find such a hidden gem like this. ”
“ Good authentic Chinese bbq. We randomly walked past this place and decided to try. Pretty economical and good portion. Hubbie had the roasted duck which he loved. I ordered the salted pork chops which came with white rice. Very good. We also enjoyed the tea they provided. Good service. Very attentive. Lots of seating space and you may share a table with strangers if they are packed and your table has space. ”
“ An excellent option for lunch located at the edge of Chinatown! I highly recommend the wonton soup ($8 w/o tax), dual roasted meats (roast pork & char siu) over rice plate ($10 w/o tax) and the oriental beef with onions lunch special ($13 w/o tax). The wonton soup is not to be missed as the wontons are light and bouncy and the soup is a great chicken consommé. The roast pork & char siu over rice is satisfying in the best way. The oriental beef with onions lunch special is a classic favorite with beef steak in a sweet sour sauce and cooked onions. Service is sufficient and prompt. The bathroom is relatively clean. The dining room has tables for 4 and tables for 8-10. ”
“ Incredible food. I got the duck over rice and a duck noodle soup that had dumplings in it. The duck was well season and packed with flavor. The staff is VERY RUDE which is the only negative of this place; Typical Chinatown spot so don't expect much on terms of ambiance but its clean & decent. ”
“ Great broad selection of lunch specials and roast meats over rice that are perfect for takeout. My favorite so far is the Scrambled Eggs with Shrimp but have also had the Chicken with Garlic Sauce, Tomato Beef and Roast Pig/Roast Pork/Roast Duck over rice - none have disappointed. It can get a bit hectic during lunchtime hours and the food is prepared to order so there will be a little wait but worth it. ”
“ Delicious food. Reasonable affordable prices and authentic food. Service charge was already ADDED to the bill. Careful you don't double tip. Recommend the wantons -- lots of real shrimp and juicy pork. Hong Kong style soups with meat & the peashoots ”
“ Was next to somewhere we went... we saw the duck hanging from the window and had to go in! The smell was fantastic. The butcher was taking the duck right off the line. There were seats so we sat down... the lunch specials were so cheap so we had to have a quick bite. The flavor was nice and moist with a crunchy skin. It was a fun find! ”
“ Hidden gem we found when all the other places we wanted to go to nearby were packed! It was largely empty when we arrived (Sunday night around 6pm - worth noting temps were basically freezing), which at first concerned us bc everywhere else nearby had lines out the door. But we gave it a shot anyway and it was delicious! We got the Japanese tofu, lobster over pan fried crispy noodles (we special requested this and they kindly accommodated), and snow pea shoots with imitation crab. Everything was delicious! The snow pea shoots were my least favorite but still good. The highlight was the lobster dish - two large lobsters over a massive plate of crispy noodles (larger than usual) - all for $58! It was a total steal. Will definitely return to try their other dishes. Highly recommend! ”