“it’s a favorite for great conversation and amazing food. Just last night I was blown way by the crispy scallion pancakes, the snap peas, the duck is melt in your mouth perfection.”
H3
6.6/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
Get the hong kong toast, which people rave about, and the to start. The gets called melt in your mouth. Prices are the sticking point, including a roast around $110 that people say costs a third of that in Chinatown. It's a good looking West Village room and easy to book.
“it’s a favorite for great conversation and amazing food. Just last night I was blown way by the crispy scallion pancakes, the snap peas, the duck is melt in your mouth perfection.”
H3
“I wouldn't recommend. You're coming here for decor not food.”
H2
“Cha Cha Tang has a wonderful HK toast.”
H2
“Overpriced food you can get anywhere else… he’s selling you a Cantonese roast duck for $110. You can get this anywhere for $32.”
H2
“Cha Cha Tang for a great Chinese option with a nicer vibe.”
H2
“Cha Cha Tang does a great version of the turnip cake as an app.”
H2
“Best I've had including in HK.”
H2
“Cha Cha Tang could work! From the owner of Lure (and others), great vibe, easy to get a rez, different from the typical WV places everyone’s been too, and still pretty new.”
H2