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Help us make it rightThe New Shanghai Restaurant is located on 21 Hudson Street in Chinatown, right off Kneeland Street. It has continued the tradition of former establishments, the Golden Mountain Pavilion (???), Shanghai Pavilion (???), (the old) New Shanghai Restaurants (?? and ?? ) by providing a comfortable environ with pleasant décors plus unsurpassed services. More important, the authentic Shanghai cuisine...
After original chef C. K. Sau departed for the suburbs, this beloved Shanghainese spot saw some dark days. Since then, it has been acquired by the folks who run Allston’s Shanghai Gate and it seems to be back on track with two chefs at the kitchen’s helm. As with virtually any Chinatown eatery, don’t expect amenities and don’t expect to be mollycoddled; if you want to get to the good stuff,...
After original chef C. K. Sau departed for the suburbs, this beloved Shanghainese spot saw some dark days. But now that it's been acquired by the folks who run Allston's Shanghai Gate, it seems to be back on track. As with virtually any…
The Scene
White linen tablecloths and neat and attentive waitstaff signal the upscale breeding behind this fancier, more formal restaurant than most in Chinatown. It's a good place for a...
Overall: 4 Food: 4 Service: 3 Value: 3 This is a Szechuan restaurant, just so you know. That said, it has some solid dishes. I recommend the Chengdu spicy chicken and the cumin lamb. I get these...
The environment can be the only acceptable part of this restaurant, which mainly because it's not crowded like every restaurant else nearby. The food is definitely not sichuan flavor, may be a...
Read your bill and credit card slip carefully! Food was mediocre. Food was cooked to order but some part of the food was not really hot meaning it was cooked really fast with no care for the food...
Contrary to what the name implies, this place is actually a Szechuan restaurant, so don't come in looking for 小笼包 or 唐初排骨 because what this place actually has is 回锅肉 or 水煮鱼. Not that I'm complaining, their 水煮鱼 is very solid, and they give you a lot more fish than many other places, so you're not …
I ate here several months ago and loved it. Fast service and the courteous waitstaff. I would recommend ordering things that are not "american style" This place is authentic Sichuan, but is inappropriately named "New Shanghai" which is a completely different style of Chinese food. Convenient location too. I walked here for lunch after visiting my sister in the hospital maternity ward.
Cheap Eats
Group Friendly: New Shanghai is a Chinatown favorite, not for its decor, but for its authenticity as a go to for hot, spicy Szechuan-style cuisine. Prices are reasonable, starting with appetizers under $10 and entrees in the high teens. The fish is fresh, meats are well seasoned and the dim sum is to die for. But be forewarned, you will find a sampling of unusual Chinese treats like Szechuan...
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New Shanghai Restaurant can be found at Hudson St 21. The following is offered: Restaurants: Dim Sum. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Boston there are 4 other Restaurants: Dim Sum . An overview can be found here.
This restaurant is no longer in business
Gents, be forewarned that the restroom door opens directly (and less than privately) onto porcelain.
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