
15 Chinese restaurants
Compare regional cuisines, food photographs, menus and branch addresses.
Choose the ingredient, format and preparation. These guides explain names with examples from restaurant menus and named culinary sources.
Public sources checked October 10, 2026
Compare the noodle ingredients and menu names.
PreparationCantonese and American uses of lo mein and chow mein.
Rice porridgeTexture, topping names and the congee base.
RiceRead the difference between rice and casserole headings.
Small platesHar gow, siu mai, buns and rice rolls.
DumplingsWontons, soup dumplings, steaming and pan-frying.
Roast meatsCantonese barbecue pork, buns and noodle orders.

Fillings, preparation, stated portions and menu prices.

Tea-only drinks, coffee mixtures and New York ordering examples.
Photo: T1NH0 (Sdee) · Hong Kong, 2011 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · resized, WebP; display cropped

Toppings, prices and takeout pot conditions.

Six menus linked by dish family and neighbourhood.

Broths, tsukemen, menu photographs and named branches.

Boiled, pan-fried, har gow, siu mai and wonton menu choices.

Four- and six-piece orders, filling differences and source prices.

Five Cantonese menus plus a separate Jiangnan small-plate option.

Half or whole orders, published inclusions and booking links.

Broths, named meat toppings and published portion information.

Five mapped stops, different orders and practical visiting rules.

Per-person formats, soup bases, supplements and branch prices.