有料到 东南亚料理 Yummy Asia (8th Ave） — Restaurant in New York

Entered this place thinking it was the past restaurant that used to be here. Was welcomed by the front and was able to see the kitchen from their wall window kitchen seemed very clean. Ordered the lunch pork chop special and milk tea, took a seat in the back and the place is super cute! Aesthetically pleasing and the atmosphere with the music playing was very calming. My drink was made fairly quickly and I didn’t think it would be much different from normal milk tea but it’s more creamy and sweet and truly enjoyed it. My food came out about 15 minutes from when I ordered and the plating was cute. I never had this kind of pork chop before it was very tender and full of flavor. I enjoyed my food and the atmosphere I will definitely try other things...

I came in with my wife & daughter for lunch. We had a great time. Everything was great. The food, the atmosphere, the service, all were on point. Our server, a young lady named Usheen was polite & very attentive & met all our needs. One thing I noticed was how welcoming this establisment is. It's located in a Chinatown district on 8th ave Bklyn & in some past experiences I have found that a lot of these places don't make it easy for someone that is not part of their culture. That is not the case with this place. Their menus are written in 3 languages (English, Spanish & Chinese.) They also have pictures next to every menu item, ordering was a breeze. As I said before we had a great experience, we...

An unexpected delight. Great a la carte dim sum. My kids loved it. Great food, friendly service, in a comfortable and funky space.

I stopped in with three preteen kids for lunch on a Sunday. Proprietor was attentive. Food was swift & delicious. We liked it so much we ordered more. Pineapple fruit tea was a (quite sweet) hit with the kids. The space was homier than a lot of Chinese restaurants in the city. There’s a tiny stage and a bunch of instruments — clearly there’s a music scene here. Our server said they have live music “most nights starting around 7pm”. They were playing lounge-y jazz on the speaker the afternoon...