Hue House

As a Taiwanese person in the U.S., it cannot get better than this. Highly recommend getting the fried platter for their amazing popcorn chicken, and you cannot go wrong with any of their cocktails (I personally recommend the “Chiayi”). Our server was super attentive and the vibes were so fun. Would come back again!

honestly I am very impressed by this place. The drinks and the food were much better than I expected for a spot that just opened especially in the middle of Manhattan. Please get the pork over rice and the scallion pork pancake roll! You will not regret it and the vibes are absolutely immaculate.

I went here after seeing this cool concept on insta before I arrived in NYC. I love a tea infusion of anything!! So it definitely caught my eye. The guy who served me tall - i think with glasses from memory.. was so so so good and described and recommended me drinks. The guy provided 10/10 service and I will definitely come back. Red oolong is a 10/10 - medium soft flavour Osmanthus citrus green tea is 9/10 - great soft lower % Kavalan was so so smooth and was the strongest drink. Yay to asian infusions !!

I was recommended this new place by a friend, pleasantly surprised. An Asian/Chinese oriented center, I only attended the bar 929, but would like to try their other floors in the future. The greeting staff was wonderful, really helpful and pleasant. The drinks were pretty good, the Tipsy Poet was apple forward, rich and creamy, while the Years and Years was strawberry themed with some smoked candy flavors mixed in. The menu design was quite cool, the music has the right vibe, and the decoration matched that as well. I would come back and try their food for sure.

The food was okay. I think because I went to Taiwan last year, this place pales in comparison. The braised platter was very small, tho it was pretty tasty. Very salty. The beef noodle soup was decent, not as rich as my mother's homemade beef noodle soup. I don't think I'll come back, but the service and ambiance were both nice.