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121 Hudson St., New York, NY, 10013
nr. N. Moore St.
212-965-9500
mm007 from 90210 | Posted on 11/21/09
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The bar is great, and so hype. Walking in here 4 times a year makes me love New York even more. I like Tribea more than the 57th Mr CHow, due to the address and location. Great service and always great food. A price well paid for amazing great quality food and service. Again...can't wait to try Miami location. I checkout all of their latest news and events on their blog...highly recommend if you are a fan of the Mr Chow restaurants. http://www.mrchow.com/blog
LanceFriendlyail from 10002 | Posted on 10/11/09
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Mr. Chow's Tribeca is one of those restaurants that put me in a terrible mood for the rest of the evening. The entire experience is just endlessly awful. Make no mistake: this is a tourist trap, that cares about only one thing: taking your money. As much of it as possible. In exchange, they will sell you dish after dish of what I can only describe as jokes. Food that looks and tastes disgusting. I hated every, single second of this terrible experience and if I can prevent one person from going through it, I will be a happy man.
rtraftery from 10014 | Posted on 6/1/08
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I have eaten at Mr Chow's Beverly Hills location many times and only recently visited the Tribeca location and loved it just as much. The food is amazing. Some may say that Chinese food is Chinese food, but I greatly disagree. The service is always impeccable and I love the design on the restaurants. It is a FUN restaurant, too. Definitely expensive, so that is why I gave it a "6" in value, because you will definitely spend alot of money.
wattamelon from 10019 | Posted on 3/12/08
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Decor was gaudy. Food was sub-par americanized chinese food. (Come on... can we get over the lettuce wrap trend already? I'm asian and I grew up eating that since I was young). Over -priced. I love food, and I appreciate the work and talent that go behind a great dish, but this restaurant is extremely over-priced for lackluster food. Celebrity-spotting and gaudy decor does NOT make a great restaurant.
RestaurantReviewer from 10281 | Posted on 10/14/06
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I have given Mr. Chow three chances – the staff is very rude and sly. Why does a Chinese food restaurant have French waiters anyways? There is nothing classy about the service - major attitude. The first time I went for a drink with a friend and the waiter didn’t bother mentioning the $50 dollar minimum food order until after the drinks were prepared – despite the tables being empty he forced us to pay $100 even though both of us had other dinner plans. Another friend insisted we go for dinner so I gave them a second chance. While waiting for the table we ordered 2 glasses of house wine since they didn't have a wine list. They charged us $10 for one and $25 for the other–"house" wine is never $25/glass. When we asked the waiter if it was a mistake he rudely stated “we do not discuss prices” and walked off. Unbelievable. There are many other high-end restaurants with great food and service in NYC - if you’re looking for a good experience - keep walking one block and check out Nobu, Tribeca Grill or Megu.
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