“The duck is pretty fatty and the skin very thin, but still crispy and delicious.”
H3
7.4/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
The is what people come for, and a few call it the best in Manhattan. The gets just as much praise, especially the and the . Skip the , people say the fire show lasts about 30 seconds and the is already cooked. It's very expensive and some say Chinatown does better for less.
“The duck is pretty fatty and the skin very thin, but still crispy and delicious.”
H3
“everything I’ve eaten has been delicious — and the service is usually good as well.”
H3
“the food is all very good and the vibe is upscale so it would be nice for a birthday.”
H3
“Hutong is a more than worthy replacement, though. The space is spectacular - even reminds me, in a weird way, of the old Four Seasons Pool Room. Food is excellent.”
H3
“I thought this was a pretty good deal considering the caliber of food and environment and their normal prices.”
H3
“the hutong dessert tower (I think it is called the treasure bowl) is a showstopper — it comes with dry ice oozing “smoke” out of it and the plating of each dessert is stunning plus when you put them together. (We did our wedding at hutong and when the dessert towers came out that was a highlight for our guests)”
H3
“We have had fantastic experiences at Hutong! The food is delicious, the setting literally spectacular, and the people who work there are the best.”
H3
“So far I’ve only found Hutong (Bloomberg office) to be worth the $$$$.”
H2
“I love the duck at Hutong.”
H2
“the flaming pekking duck @ $150 was definitely really good but not as good as the high end Beijing restaurants I've been to”
H2
“Had early NYE dinner here for two and although it is pricey, food exceeded expectations by far.”
H2
“some of the better quality dim sum options in the city. Expensive, but beautiful and well made”
H2