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Shun Lee Palace Chinese in Midtown

3.8 out of 5, 323 reviews$40–80 per person

Shun Lee Palace in Midtown

The mood

Bustling, casual · good late at night · good for small groups

Known for

General Tso's Chicken

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The story

An upscale Chinese restaurant in Midtown. Reviewers talk about the Chinese food, describe a high-energy crowd, and single out the staff. Known for its General Tso's Chicken.

“Shun Lee Palace, originally opened in 1965 by Master Chef T.T. Wang, was the first upscale Sichuan restaurant in New York City. It became the first Chinese restaurant to receive a prestigious four-star review from Craig Claiborne of The New York Times, marking a significant milestone in the recognition of Chinese cuisine in the United States.”
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Know before you go

Vibe
Bustling, Casual, Family Friendly
Perfect for
Food, Lively Night Out
Best times
Afternoon, Brunch, Dinner, Happy Hour, Late Night
Group size
Friends (2-3), Small Group (4-6)

The details at Shun Lee Palace

Setting
Indoors
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible restroom · Wheelchair-accessible seating

What reviewers mention about Shun Lee Palace

Moodap read 10 public reviews of Shun Lee Palace and counted what they talk about.

  • The food5 of 10
  • Chinese food4 of 10
  • High energy3 of 10
  • Great service3 of 10

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