I've been meaning to post something about this Chinese restaurant for awhile but I needed to have photos, which I took in and around the restaurant, on my desktop and/or laptop computer. Because I took some of these photos with my smartphone, I was too lazy to download the photos, so there's the reason for the delay.
Years ago and on this blog, I visited a restaurant called Kam Chueh. This was my regular New York City chinese restaurant or quite simply, when I went to Chinatown at the foot of the Manhattan Bridge on the Manhattan side, this is where I would go. I qualified this location because there are quite a few Chinatowns in New York City. There is a Chinatown in Flushing Queens, there is a Chinatown in Sunset Park, Brooklyn and there is the traditional one in New York City at the foot of the Manhattan Bridge. Unfortunately, because of the 9/11 attacks and because the economy in Chinatown suffered, Kam Chueh is no more. Here is my walking tour of Chinatown in Flushing Queens on a lazy Saturday afternoon.
I tried quite a few chinese restaurants all over the city and finally, I have been hooked on Feng Cheng Yuan Restaurant at 100 Bowery, New York, NY 10013. There number is (212) 226-8778. I do not believe they have a website...yet. They are a very good and reasonably priced chinese restaurant in New York.
Here are a few photos of the meal that we consumed while there and the signature dish there are the barbeque ribs. They cover the ribs in this very delicious sauce and it makes you forget you are eating ribs.
Here is the shrimp fried rice dish, which was equally very good and well made:
The pepper steak was delicious as well and was a very healthy dish:
As you can see, there is a balance of steak, peppers, onions, tomatoes and rich sauce and all cooked in the healthy setting of a wok.
Here are photos of us grazing, er, eating and of the interior of the restaurant.
Here are photos of the interior of Feng Cheng Yuan Restaurant
Years ago and on this blog, I visited a restaurant called Kam Chueh. This was my regular New York City chinese restaurant or quite simply, when I went to Chinatown at the foot of the Manhattan Bridge on the Manhattan side, this is where I would go. I qualified this location because there are quite a few Chinatowns in New York City. There is a Chinatown in Flushing Queens, there is a Chinatown in Sunset Park, Brooklyn and there is the traditional one in New York City at the foot of the Manhattan Bridge. Unfortunately, because of the 9/11 attacks and because the economy in Chinatown suffered, Kam Chueh is no more. Here is my walking tour of Chinatown in Flushing Queens on a lazy Saturday afternoon.
I tried quite a few chinese restaurants all over the city and finally, I have been hooked on Feng Cheng Yuan Restaurant at 100 Bowery, New York, NY 10013. There number is (212) 226-8778. I do not believe they have a website...yet. They are a very good and reasonably priced chinese restaurant in New York.
Here are a few photos of the meal that we consumed while there and the signature dish there are the barbeque ribs. They cover the ribs in this very delicious sauce and it makes you forget you are eating ribs.
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| Barbeque Spare Ribs with Sauce |
Here is the shrimp fried rice dish, which was equally very good and well made:
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| Shrimp Fried Rice |
The pepper steak was delicious as well and was a very healthy dish:
As you can see, there is a balance of steak, peppers, onions, tomatoes and rich sauce and all cooked in the healthy setting of a wok.
Here are photos of us grazing, er, eating and of the interior of the restaurant.
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| Chinese Food Spread |
Here are photos of the interior of Feng Cheng Yuan Restaurant
In conclusion, the ribs were $6.00 per order, the fried chicken wings were $5.50 for 5, the shrimp fried rice was about $9.00 and the pepper steak was about the same ($9.00). It closes pretty early on the weekends (12:00am) and if you want the ribs or hanging meat dishes, you should get there before 9pm. There service is decent and the dining room is spacious. You can do no wrong by visiting this New York City chinese restaurant.
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