75th Birthday Party in Chinatown for 11 on Oct. 2nd, a Saturday at 4PM
My wife wants to hold my 75th birthday in Chinatown, dim sum. Obviously it's not a surprise party! There will be 11 of us, 8 adults and 3 toddlers. What would be the best "child-friendly" place to hold it?
Criteria:
Money is no object.
No seafood specialty places.
Should be within walking distance (4-6 blocks of any subway station).
(We once had a mother's day celebration in a cavernous dim sum restaurant on Mott Street, north of Canal street on the east side of Mott Street, garishly decorated, but very good food. Anyone know that one?)
TIA
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Most dim sum restaurants are child friendly since Chinese don't usually leave the kids at home when they go out to eat, particularly in the day time. 4 pm is later than when most cart places serve dim sum, though I'm sure there'd be no problem if you made advance arrangements. A menu place, like Red Egg, would be a better bet for that reason. Also Red Egg is much closer to the subway than a lot of the other suspects such as Jing Fong or Golden Unicorn.
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Golden Unicorn
18 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002Jing Fong
18 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10013Red Egg
202 Centre Street, New York, NY 10013›1 Reply -
In late 2008, I hosted a wonderfully successful banquet for 12 at Amazing 66 on Mott in honor of my dad's 70th. I like lots of things on the menu, but the whole chicken with preserved vegetables and the longevity noodles with lobster were particular hits. I went to the restaurant a couple of days before and planned the menu in advance. They even were cool with me bringing homemade lemon tarts for dessert.
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Amazing 66
66 Mott St, New York, NY 10013 -
