Le Sia — Restaurant in New York

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review:

Le Sia Restaurant is an absolute gem that has left an indelible mark on my culinary journey. From the moment I stepped foot inside, I was greeted with warm smiles and an inviting ambiance that set the stage for an exceptional dining experience. I wholeheartedly give this establishment a well-deserved five-star rating, as every aspect of my visit surpassed my expectations.

The menu at Le Sia is a testament to the exceptional artistry and creativity of its chefs. The diverse selection of dishes showcases a fusion of flavors that take traditional cuisine to a whole new level. Each dish was carefully crafted with attention to detail and presented with flair, making for a visual feast before even taking a bite.

The quality of the ingredients was evident in every dish. The freshness of the seafood, the tenderness of the meat, and the vibrant colors of the vegetables all spoke volumes about the restaurant's commitment to excellence. The flavors were harmonious, balanced, and truly tantalizing. I found myself savoring each bite, as every dish was a journey of taste and texture.

The service at Le Sia was impeccable. The staff members were knowledgeable, attentive, and passionate about their craft. They provided insightful recommendations, ensuring that every dish was tailored to suit my preferences. Their attention to detail and genuine care for the guests created a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere that made the dining experience even more enjoyable.

The ambiance of the restaurant was sophisticated yet cozy, with elegant decor and soft lighting that created a relaxed and intimate setting. The attention given to creating a pleasant dining environment was evident, and it added an extra layer of charm to the overall experience.

Lastly, I must commend Le Sia for its commitment to accommodating dietary restrictions and preferences. As a vegetarian, I often struggle to find restaurants that offer diverse and satisfying options. However, Le Sia went above and beyond to create a memorable vegetarian dining experience for me, showcasing their flexibility and dedication to customer satisfaction.

In conclusion, Le Sia Restaurant is a culinary masterpiece that excels in every aspect. From the exquisite flavors and presentation to the impeccable service and welcoming ambiance, this establishment has left an everlasting impression on me. I highly recommend Le Sia to anyone seeking a truly remarkable dining experience that transcends expectations. Prepare to be dazzled by the artistry of the chefs and the passion of the staff. Le Sia is a hidden gem that deserves every bit of its...

The experience in this restaurant was VERY disappointing. The food had a good taste, however, the service was awful. It was my first time in the restaurant. I started by looking at the menu and asked the server for suggestions. It seemed like the server was not used to provide suggestions and treated my like someone “unqualified” to be in that restaurant. His tone of voice towards me, in front of other guests was very aggressive, making my experience very uncomfortable. He was not able to explain his only suggestion and even though the restaurant was not full, the gentleman acted like he couldn’t tolerate my questions.

Once I ordered and received my dinner, this server didn’t check on me. The one that appears to be the runner was the only one with a smile and focused to provide genuine care.

After all I decided to get up and approached the cashier, which seems to be the host or manager as well. I shared my experience with him, but, while I was talking, he interrupted me and said “ I understand, sir. I’m sorry”. This was not nice. So, for this experience, I think I will never go back to this place.

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This was a hard review to write, in part because the menu is so large, a second visit may provide a revision. But here goes.... The ingredient quality is top-notch, albeit, a little amateur for hells kitchen. The Asian Jambalaya was awesome; craveably awesome. The skewer grilled chives were undercooked in some areas, as though the kitchen was rushing. The LoMein was decidedly light on protein... actually so was the whole meal. The crayfish with rice cakes were exquisitely juicy and fresh, however, the rice cakes with salted egg yolk were excessively greasy. The Chinese bbq beef skewers were much better than Friendship BBQ in the bowery (less gristle, much more tender, smaller beef morsels), however... the braised peanuts tasted precisely the same as a urinal fragrance pad smells... it truly ruined the rest of the meal... smelling mensroom in the bowl to my left... we will be back.... but.... if you are up for the ride.. friendship bbq in the bowery has a much more eclectic menu...