We ended up having dinner here after my Chinese sister in law had a dumplings craving. As it was dinnertime on a weekend, it was very busy and the service was not overly friendly, but very attentive. I had a chicken and chili paste dish that was spicy and fantastic. The dumplings were some of the best I've had (though I'll admit I'm not an expert.) My sister in law really liked it and was excited when talking about the food as it reminded her of home. My parents were able to find some more American Chinese menu options that were more familiar to them. Prices I remember being pretty good. We also had tea, which was pretty normal tea... to me anyway. Would definitely go again.
Não I was looking for Joe’s Shanghai restaurant- I listening that is one of the most famous restaurants on China town. Someone told us to go to joe’s ginger because it’s the same - but, after all, isn’t because the owner is a sister. So, the food is really good and looks very traditional. I taste the Pequim duck and the peel was perfect toasted just like i love. The dumpling: i don’t feel it was great, but it’s ok. It’s a place a little dirty, messy and the staff is way too rude for my taste and Portuguese education.
Agradable sorpresa, llegue de casualidad y tuvimos la oportunidad de probar sus platos. Muy buena atención y excelente relación precio, calidad y cantidad. Recomendado si estás por la zona.
A few year’s back Xiao Long Bao – or soup dumplings – were all the rage in NYC. It all started when Joe’s Shanghai brought the broth filled dumplings of China’s Jiangnan region in Chinatown. But just because the trendsters have moved on to fried chicken and cronuts doesn’t mean soup dumplings are any less delicious. This fact is not lost on most NYC diners, as they still line up for up to an hour at the Chinatown location to be stuffed into communal tables. What is lost on them is that Joe’s Ginger – only a few doors down Pell Street – is serving the exact same thing without the waits.
Soup dumplings!. Probably the best soup dumplings in the city - Joe's Ginger is the less crowded sibling of Joe's Shanghai, you can generally get your own table (instead of sharing with others) and the food is just as good.
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