I enjoy getting take outs from here. I think the foods are pretty good in general. Usually order orange chicken and hot and sour soup. The general tso chicken was very juicy. The lo mein was ok, a little bit on the salty side.

Rude service from the women at the front. Chicken wings were stale( yellow in color of the fat and meat) rice was dry. Picture attached of the skin to show yellow color of skin and meat.

This Cantonese restaurant is truly exceptional, offering an authentic taste of the region's culinary artistry. Every dish is meticulously prepared, with fresh ingredients that bring out the natural flavors, and the balance of seasoning is perfect. The dim sum is especially remarkable, with each bite offering a delicate, mouthwatering experience that transports you to the heart of Canton. The seafood is always impeccably fresh, and the attention to detail in presentation adds to the overall experience. The ambiance is warm and inviting, with a refined yet comfortable setting that enhances the dining experience. This place beautifully captures the essence of Cantonese cuisine, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a true gastronomic delight.

Had an amazing lunch here with friends and the food/service exceeded all our expectations. We had a big group and were seated in the back, ideal for a larger party. Large variety of dimsum, but the main dishes stole the show, super flavorful and fresh! PS. my favorite was the fried milk and fried tofu. Both are crunchy on the outside and extremely soft on the inside 🤤🤤

I have been coming to this place for years and I’m sorry I’m just coming around to writing a review. It has been a favorite in the neighborhood ever since I moved here in 2020. My most recent experience was on a Friday night. My partner and I were able to walk right in and I couldn’t believe it was empty. I do, however, get this as takeout more regularly than I do go and sit down. We were greeted immediately and we had our pick of seats. The staff quickly brought water and took our order as soon as we were ready. First off, the dry aged beef potstickers are the absolute best I’ve had without a doubt. Juicy, tasty, perfectly crispy on the outside. If you get nothing else, get these. We also had the Shanghai Belly noodles which were outstanding. The “worst” thing we had was a chicken bun, which was really good but couldn’t compete with the other things. Overall, if you’re in the neighborhood please checkout this place for a quick snack or a delicious Chinese meal!

I had great expectations for this place seeing that it may be the best dumplings but it was so disappointing. It smelled delicious as they were cooking inside and I love dumplings but these were just ... ok. Super pricey for the amount of food you are getting, too. Their bubble tea was not great neither...

Also known as Ling Ling Kitchen. Solid Chinese take out spot. I got so lucky that this place is less than five minutes away from me! Great prices, big portions, and a no-contact ordering/delivery/pickup process. Who could ask for more these days? I usually order a shrimp lo mein and chicken and broccoli for pickup, and it's ready within 10 minutes. The first time I went to pick up, when I got there I was happy to see robust protection for the staff and customers in these crazy quarantine times. There's a plastic tarp and a pickup box so there is no contact the entire time. If you pay with card, you use a little slot in the tarp, and if you pay with cash you use the box to the side. Receipts and change also go through the box. The food itself was tasty, flavorful, tender, and exactly what you're looking for when you want Chinese take-out. Seriously -- the brown sauce hit the spot! The lo mein noodles were perfectly cooked, and even though I got the small size the shrimp to noodle ratio was very generous. The chicken and broccoli was also perfectly seasoned and a good size for the small. I only paid $15 for the food and two drinks! Check this place out if you want to satisfy your craving for Chinese takeout. It's worth it.

PSA to the whites and suburban blacks if a Chinese place has 3 stars, stop all activity and order its chow fun or sesame chicken I will go to bat for ling ling all day long, you wont find better tofu and chicken!!! Im giving this place 3 just to keep the rating that way so that those who know, know Notice how I gave the food five stars though front is also nice i love you ling ling

We went here for dinner. It was very busy, so we sat at the bar. The layout is a typical NYC street restaurant. The food was awesome, as well as the services. We truly enjoyed our dining experience there. The waiters and waitresses seem all in their 20s, very enthusiastic on what they do and very friendly, always with a smile! The dishes are more on the Sichuan style but they all spoke Cantonese and Mandarin. They are a creative set of drinks, a bit pricy but perhaps normal in NYC. We ordered a shrimp dish and the waiter considerately asked us if we prefer to peel the shrimp shells off before cook them. We really appreciate it. The spicy chicken was also really good. Highly recommended!

Shan was a very cute and quaint restaurant. The moment we walked into the restaurant, we were greeted with a mouthwatering fragrance of Chinese food. The staff were very nice and welcoming! The level of service here was top-notch, we didn’t even have to ask the staff to refill our water - the moment our water was running low, the staff came and replaced the water jug! The soup dumplings were soo good! The dumpling wrappers were handmade and thin, showcasing the expertise of their chefs in the back. The soup and the filling were so flavorful that I did not need much vinegar at all! The spicy cumin lamb was quite spicy - a little too spicy for my tastebuds, but it smelled incredible! If you have a low spice tolerance, I would avoid this dish or ask for less spice. The stringbeans were so delicious! We demolished the plate of stringbeans. It was so flavorful and full of umami! The taste was so addicting and we couldn’t help ourselves from eating more and more! The beef noodle soup was really tender and warms you right up, with just the right amount of spice. The desserts were so delicious as well! I personally loved the ice lychee jelly! It was not too sweet and the foam on top reminded me of a very light icecream! The rice cakes were yummy as well - but they tend to stick to your teeth, so just a word of caution there! Overall, the experience here was great! It would be a cute spot to bring someone on a date!

Really great neighborhood Chinese takeout. Great quality great portions extremely fast delivery. Lovely owners. I often ask for spicy and light on sauce and haven’t been let down.

I have bought lunch from Ting Hua twice and each time its made to order. They have not disappointed me yet. Now while, I am use to sizable potions, you'll get enough to tease you into buying a larger size. It's a clean, nice staff, and the food is on point. What more can you ask for?