Suggestions for Chinese Restaurant near East Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Karen C. • June 27, 2017DELICIOUS everything. Curry dumplings, pot stickers, soup dumplings... beautiful setting. I'd definitely take a date here ;)

Graylyn R. • July 11, 2017Best Chinese food I've had outside of Chinatown. It's even better than some Chinatown places. Dumplings are wonderful, so are the noodles. Be prepared to wait though!

Molly L. • April 16, 2022Good ambiance. Food was okay, the wontons in chili oil were my favorite.

Edwina M. • November 10, 2022Spectacular food and wonderful service! Highly recommend the Oysters, Bonnie Negroni, and salt and pepper Squid. And a dessert – remember to save room.

Richard B. • October 6, 2023The spice is nice and there’s a good mix of options. Special highlights included bang bang chicken 💥, pork dumplings in chili oil 🥟, and the shrimp fried rice 🍤

Jarel H. • February 14, 2024Loved the chicarron de pollo and everything else

Mara • September 9, 2018Wei Williamsburg is the BEST Chinese food spot in the ENTIRE CITY. And I’m a local, born and raised. The food is great, and Wei (the man, himself) is such a sweetheart!

Gianni • December 30, 2012Sounds like a weird thing to recommend, but the hot and sour soup is some of the best out there. I go w/ boiled dumplings, fried are hit or miss.

Janelle G. • November 18, 2023I enjoyed the chili vegan "offals" and the pumpkin mapo tofu. My friend loved the crispy popcorn tofu - firm on the outside, soft and hot on the inside.

Kelsey A. • December 16, 2017Delicious! I love the potato swirl things and the crab dumplings are like crab rangoons! Mmm.

Rique L. • September 3, 2014Everything is good here, I especially like their general Tso's chicken! Try it

Le L. • July 17, 2021Exceptionally courteous staff, but pork bao just decent.

Brian G. • November 30, 2015Cheap, quick American Chinese food. Don't even need to call in your order, just walk in and it's ready in 5 minutes!

atomly l. • June 21, 2012Much better than you would expect, given that it looks like your standard Chinese in the hood from the outside. If it's your first time, I highly recommend a hot and sour soup and the General Tso's.