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📍 cha cha tang – west village, nyc love how this spot has everything from dim sum to bigger brunch plates, so there’s a good mix depending on what you’re craving. the entrees were definitely the highlight for me. the scallion bec sando was so good - honestly up there with the win son one for me 👀 the bacon and pearl egg noodles were also amazing, and the hk-style french toast was super thick, soft, and buttery 🧈 such a fun brunch spot when you want something different from the usual nyc brunch lineup
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New York City16 reviews
Dined on May 14, 2026
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October 21, 2024
Eater reviews Cha Cha Tang’s modern takes on Chinese dishes, praising its flaky egg rolls, duck sliders, macaroni soup, and XO fried rice. The reviewer recommends the steamed branzino and floral Eau Claire cocktail, while finding the chicken curry too sweet.
Published in Eater New York
October 17, 2024
The review calls Cha Cha Tang’s Cantonese roasted duck a must-order, praising its deep, intense flavor and noting that the restaurant often sells out of its daily supply. It also highlights the XO seafood fried rice, Macao-style chicken curry and Hong Kong French toast.
Published in New York Post
October 3, 2024
This review finds flashes of greatness in Cha Cha Tang’s Cantonese cooking, especially its Macao-style chicken curry and steamed branzino with fermented black beans and scallions. It also questions whether the restaurant’s varied menu and party-time atmosphere give it a clear identity.
Published in Grub Street
August 14, 2024
Cha Cha Tang puts a more upscale spin on cha chaan teng classics, serving dishes like spam macaroni soup, cheesy pork chops, and skewered pineapple siu mai in a semi-formal dining room. The article recommends it for a low-key birthday dinner and says the upgrades are worth the higher prices.
Published in The Infatuation
Yes, reviewers describe Cha Cha Tang as family-friendly: guests celebrated a son’s birthday and enjoyed a family Christmas lunch, praising the lovely staff and casual vibe.
Cha Cha Tang can be very busy, guests describe a packed Monday night, while some weeknights have been noted as noticeably slower and more comfortable.
Yes, guests report staff reached out to confirm food allergies, and one guest was told you can reserve the duck in the notes when making a reservation.
Yes, Cha Cha Tang's softly lit, speakeasy‑style dining room with cozy booths and a romantic, intimate vibe makes it a lovely choice for a date night.
Cha Cha Tang has a softly lit, speakeasy-style atmosphere, cozy booths, mirrors and red accents create a relaxed, romantic West Village vibe that many guests praise.
Weekend brunch is the standout, Cha Cha Tang serves brunch Saturday and Sunday (11:30 am–3:30 pm), and guests have praised the elevated weekend brunch offerings.
Cha Cha Tang can feel lively on packed dinner nights, reviewers note a 'packed Monday night', so for a calmer visit try a weekday evening or a bar spot; weekend brunch (Sat–Sun, 11:30–3:30) is also popular.
Dishes are often presented to share, and one guest specifically described the noodles portion as generous.
Yes, Cha Cha Tang offers outdoor seating, including an expansive, covered outside area guests have enjoyed.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished clothing rather than formalwear.
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