Pinch Chinese : restaurant chinois et asiatique à New York
Fondé en 2019 par un chef issu de Din Tai Fung, Pinch Chinese est rapidement devenu une référence dans le quartier de SoHo, à New York. Ce restaurant chinois et asiatique offre une expérience culinaire authentique, mêlant tradition et modernité, dans un cadre élégant et contemporain. La cuisine, inspirée des saveurs de Flushing, propose des spécialités telles que les soup dumplings, le canard pékinois et des plats de viande savoureux, accompagnés d'une sélection de vins naturels et de cocktails raffinés. La renommée du lieu repose aussi sur la qualité de ses produits et son ambiance chaleureuse, idéale pour une soirée entre amis ou un dîner en famille. La décoration, avec ses chaises en métal rouge et ses comptoirs en bouleau, évoque le style SoHo, créant une atmosphère à la fois chic et décontractée.
Ce restaurant se distingue par ses services de haute qualité et son ambiance conviviale. La cuisine, dirigée par un chef expérimenté, privilégie la fraîcheur des ingrédients et la finesse des saveurs. La carte met en avant des plats emblématiques comme les soup dumplings, la canard laqué, et une variété de plats asiatiques traditionnels, le tout accompagné d'une sélection de vins naturels soigneusement choisie. La salle, lumineuse et moderne, invite à la détente, avec une cuisine visible derrière des panneaux en verre, où les chefs travaillent avec précision. Que ce soit pour un dîner romantique ou une sortie entre amis, Pinch Chinese offre une expérience culinaire authentique dans un décor soigné et accueillant.
Vos retours sont importants pour nous. Si vous avez remarqué une erreur concernant ce lieu, merci de nous en informer pour que nous puissions la corriger.
Nous récupérons automatiquement les informations disponibles sur votre lieu. Si jamais celles-ci ne sont pas correctes, connectez-vous gratuitement sur notre tableau de bord pour les modifier et bonus, accédez à vos statistiques détaillées.
"Michelin - bib gourmand : Go ahead and pinch yourself: you're not dreaming. Pinch Chinese is really that good. The decor, with lanterns overhead, a busy front bar and a window into the focused kitchen, is straight-up SoHo, but the food is all Flushing. Soup dumplings remain superlative, especially the crab version, delicate, steaming and deeply flavorful. Spicy wontons in house chili oil deliver real heat, and the homemade tofu hot pot layered with maitake and truffle is deeply satisfying. Have a scallion pancake martini or explore the thoughtful wine list, written with clarity and care."
@
"Same owners as Din Tai Fung "
@
"Soup dumplings and cocktails "
@
"Risto cinese con vini naturali"
@solopiatti
"Great dumplings and Peking duck"
@naturadellecose
"Best alternative to Din Tai Fung because its chef came from there. Weekdays only offer dinner, go on weekends for lunches. Make a reservation."
@
"Really cool spot. Want to try wine flights next time I go! "
@
"Llista best wine bars in NY"
@eolcina
"Loved the Beijing duck ($115) Good cocktails, good vibe, book ahead on Resy"
@ccailleret
"Pasquale Cirillo: dumplings / Pork Soup Dumplings"
@
"Go ahead and pinch yourself—you’re not dreaming. Pinch Chinese is really that good. The décor, with red metal chairs and birch countertops, is straight-up SoHo, but the food is all Flushing. The glass-paneled kitchen with mask-wearing chefs can veer a bit lab-like, but don’t worry, as they’re busy making soup dumplings. These superlative gems are works of art that taste even better than they look. Pork soup dumplings are a bite-sized explosion of savory goodness, with fresh ginger, black vinegar and soy sauce; while perfectly crispy duck slices are served with wraps, hoisin, and cucumber for a deliciously classic rendition. Finish with simple vanilla ice cream. Happy Hour brings dumplings and wines (from a wonderfully surprising list) at a pretty price."
@
"Cantonese. Good wine list. "
@
"Trouvé dans le Michelin $$"
@ptilu
"Really good and so cheap! 30$/ head 💥"
@romainbrau13
"LOVED!!! Got the duck which was UNREAL!!! Soup dumplings were also 10/10. They have a Michelin award for their wine selection too!"
@mncherry
"Good Chinese restaurant and great wine selection. 30$ +"
@
"The kitchen is helmed by a chef from Taipei’s Din Tai Fung chain, and the menu here serves well-reviewed soup dumplings and cocktails."
@
"Such a fantastic restaurant. Peking duck is worth trying, soup dumplings were very good, and steak fried rice was good."
@
"fancy Chinese. really good, but expensive 🫰"
@phedreen
"Started by a guy who worked at an LA chain called Din Tai Fung which Brent loves"
@
"Go ahead and pinch yourself—you’re not dreaming. Pinch Chinese is really that good. The décor, with red metal chairs and birch countertops, is straight-up SoHo, but the food is all Flushing. The glass-paneled kitchen with mask-wearing chefs can veer a bit lab-like, but don’t worry, as they’re busy making soup dumplings. These superlative gems are works of art that taste even better than they look. Pork soup dumplings are a bite-sized explosion of savory goodness, with fresh ginger, black vinegar and soy sauce; while perfectly crispy duck slices are served with wraps, hoisin, and cucumber for a deliciously classic rendition. Finish with simple vanilla ice cream. Happy Hour brings dumplings and wines (from a wonderfully surprising list) at a pretty price."
@davidwemyers
"Delicieux et pas tres cher"
@
"Delicious Chinese food. Loved the zha jiang noodle, the ragu was so good. Pork soup dumplings and cocktails were very flavorful too"
@
"resto chinois reco Charles. allé avec Julie, Julie coloc, Charles et Gabriel"
@
"Soup dumplings are good, but tiny and expensive. Go to Bund"
@
"Great wine spot: “Miguel de Leon’s list at this Soho staple has been one of the highlights in New York wine for a while now. And what a better time to tap into de Leon’s talents, given that he was just honored with the inaugural sommelier award given by a certain tire-enabled restaurant guide.”"
@cocospagna
"best according to a friend"
@
"Order Pékin duck a l’avance "
@
"6.5/10, decent dumplings and noodles, wasn’t impressed"
@
"Surtido de dumplings buenisimo, igual necesitas acompañar con algo más porque no es suficiente"
@
"some people say the best soup dumplings outside of China "
@goodfeedguys
"HH on food and drinks in bar/lounge, 5-7pm everyday"
@
"Dîner avec Marie / Oct 19 - super dumplings "
@
"Tres bons dumplings Mais bruyant"
@
"Paul Watts. Dumplings ate here Oct 2019. Bizzy, loud music but good soup dumplings. "
@
"Good Chinese restaurant to go to "
@
"Chinese restaurant with good happy hour. Everyday 5-8pm including $1 dumplings and drinks $5-8"
@
"Great wine list, & soup dumplings. heard about on BA podcast "
@
"Amazing chicken and pork soup dumplings "
@
"Amazing chicken and pork soup dumplings "
@
"Known for their soup dumplings, Peking duck. Weekday happy hour 5-7. $5 beer, $8 rose, well cocktails alongside 6 dumplings for $5. "
@
"Everything great. Soup dumplings, fish dumplings, shrimp, octopus. Have to get the Peking duck (order ahead of time)"
@
"Google Maps Link Updated: Thu, 30 Nov 2017 12:42:41 +0000"
@
"Shing, great xiao long bao"
@
"A dumpling-oriented restaurant in a modern location in Soho—with a serious wine list—specializing in soup dumplings, though other traditiona"
@
"Visited with co-workers in 2019."
@
"BEST PORK DUMPLINGS EVEEEERRRR"
@
"Selection of natural wines (also Eric Wareheim’s)"
@dilettand
"XLB recommended by Marilyn. cocktail bar. Happy hr 5-7. Daily? BEC dumplings -weekday lunch. Peking duck Benedict, breakfast dandanmian"
@
"Bacon, egg and cheese dumplings"
@
"Dumpling soup et canard laqué "
@helofood
"Dumplings d’un chef formé chez din tai fung "
@
"Ma Po Tofu !! Ribs! Spicy Wontons ; Dan Dan noodles ; mushrooms dumplings are just ok.."
@
"Soup dumplings recommended"
@
"bacon egg and cheese dumpling"
@
"Ma Po Tofu !! Ribs! Spicy Wontons ; Dan Dan noodles ; mushrooms dumplings are just ok.."
@