456饭店

Went here with a couple of friends and it was delicious. Amazing late night dinner find. Pan fried noodles were delicious although a lot of oil pooled at the bottom. Still give it a try though! Soup dumplings are always a classic here - hot, flavorful and super tasty! Stop here to get some great authentic eats!

If you are in NYC and would like some chinafood THIS IS THE PLACE! Very tasty and good food! Splended service. I am so happy that I visited this place

456 Shanghai serves popular Chinese dishes that appeal to most people, though the flavors are fairly ordinary. Their lunch special is a very cost-effective option for a quick and filling meal. For only $9.25, you get rice, an entrée, and hot and sour soup. Overall, the food quality matches the price.

I’ve been to 456 New Shanghai many times, and it’s one of my favorite places to eat in Chinatown. The food is always tasty and authentic — it really reminds me of the flavors from China. I especially love the xiao long bao; the hot soup inside is so satisfying. My favorite dish is the crispy pork chops with salt and pepper — crispy, flavorful, and always fresh. The prices are very reasonable, and the portions are generous. It’s a great spot for delicious Chinese food without spending too much.

The place is fantastic, food really terrific and tasty, and I have to say, enormous portions. My wife and I happened to be in New York, all the way from Northern Ireland, and while here hopped on a bus, hopped off at China town, and did a bit of shopping, and decided to have something to eat. I asked, very politely, a passer by were would be nice to get something to eat. A restaurant she replied, I said yes, and around the corner is a really good one, meaning New Shanghai. Not disappointed, as we were seated and offered menus, large selection, drinks, and water. I happened to ask if the portions were large, and thankfully I did, as we ordered one meal, of which was sweet and sour chicken, and it was more than enough for the two of us, and we unfortunately couldn't finish it, and not for the want for trying, as it was delicious. Top tip, if you're not sure, ask a local.