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- 4.9Food
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- 4.7Ambience
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Nin Hao
4.9 (50)
$31 to $50
Chinese
609 Dean St, Brooklyn, NY 11238
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Nin Hao
4.9
$31 to $50
Chinese
Prospect Heights
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2 people
Nov 5, 2026
10:30 PM
About this restaurant
- Neighborhood gem
- Innovative
- Great for creative cocktails
Dining areas
Additional information
- Dining styleCasual Dining
- Price$31 to $50
- CuisinesChinese
- Hours of operationMon–Wed, Sun 5:00 pm–10:00 pm Daily 11:30 am–3:00 pm Thu–Sat 5:00 pm–10:30 pm
- Phone number
- Website
- Payment optionsAMEX, Discover, Mastercard, Visa
- Dress codeCasual Dress
- Delivery & takeout
- Location
- NeighborhoodProspect Heights
- Parking detailsNone
- AdditionalBeer, Cocktails, Corkage Fee, Full Bar, Gender Neutral Restroom, Gluten-free Options, Non-Smoking, Vegan, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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bitesofthecity
Follow @bitesofthecity for more🤍 BEST CHINESE MEAL I HAD IN BROOKLYN. The vibes were the perfect mix of inviting and fine dining. Service was incredible and the food quality blew me away. Some of the best crispy taro duck and pork ribs I’ve ever had. And such a yummy razor clam. Like insane <3 Besides dinner, they also do Chinese bento boxes for weekday lunch, plus classic Cantonese dim sum and some nostalgic Fujianese dishes for weekend brunch. Definitely coming back to try those! 📍Nin Hao｜609 Dean St, Brooklyn ▪️ Cuisine: Chinese ▪️ Opening Time: Everyday 11:30AM-3PM/5PM-10PM (Thu-Sat 10:30PM) @ninhaonyc #nycfood #nycfood #nycfoodie #nyceats #nycchinese
yourfoodiegirlfriend
Brooklyn foodies, meet your new obsession — @ninhaonyc in Prospect Heights, the Fujianese-inspired modern Chinese spot already buzzing on Eater, Forbes & Infatuation 🌟 ✨ Must-trys (aka my faves): Spicy rouyan wontons with the perfect kick Crispy baked BBQ buns that hit different Truffle soup dumplings Crispy Shrimp Coconut taro pudding bites = sweet perfection Every dish is made with so much love by the sweetest chefs & staff, making the whole experience even better. Cozy vibes, authentic flavors, and plates you’ll want to order again (and again). & the aesthetics of the place, its giving modern colourful chic and I love it! ✨ 💡 Save this for your next group dinner — because gems like this are too good to gatekeep!! #ninhao #brooklyneats #prospectheights #chinesefoods #dumplings #nycfoodie #nycrestaurant #hiddengem #aesthetic #groupdinner #brunch #nyceats
bobaacha
📍nin hao, nyc 609 Dean St, Brooklyn NY . Beef ban ban rice noodle $16 Fujianese spicy rouyan wonton $15 Drunken pork ribs $16 Mapo tofu $16 Sizzling pan cumin lamb chop $48 . New Fujianese-inspired spot in Brooklyn with a stunning interior! Loved the flavors in every dish, but the beef ban ban noodles, lamb chops, and wontons were the standouts. . #뉴욕 #nycfoodie #nycfood #nyceats #foodie #추천 #nyc #fujianese #brooklyn
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50 Reviews
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SALVATORE
New York City2 reviews
5.0Dined 5 days ago
- Overall 5
- Food 5
- Service 5
- Ambience 4
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Aparna
New York City21 reviews
3.0Dined on October 24, 2026
- Overall 3
- Food 3
- Service 3
- Ambience 2
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Marc
New York City13 reviews
5.0Dined on October 24, 2026
- Overall 5
- Food 5
- Service 5
- Ambience 4
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Alex
New York City1 review
4.0Dined on October 17, 2026
- Overall 4
- Food 5
- Service 4
- Ambience 4
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Edwin
New York City11 reviews
5.0Dined on October 10, 2026
- Overall 5
- Food 5
- Service 5
- Ambience 4
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Karen
New Orleans4 reviews
5.0Dined on September 24, 2026
- Overall 5
- Food 5
- Service 5
- Ambience 5
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Steve
Central Coast3 reviews
5.0Dined on September 19, 2026
- Overall 5
- Food 5
- Service 5
- Ambience 5
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Thomas Gold
New York City23 reviews
4.0Dined on August 30, 2026
- Overall 4
- Food 4
- Service 5
- Ambience 5
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Brian
New York City3 reviews
5.0Dined on August 20, 2026
- Overall 5
- Food 5
- Service 5
- Ambience 5
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SALVATORE
New York City2 reviews
5.0Dined on August 18, 2026
- Overall 5
- Food 5
- Service 5
- Ambience 5
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Dining areas
Additional information
- Dining styleCasual Dining
- Price$31 to $50
- CuisinesChinese
- Hours of operationMon–Wed, Sun 5:00 pm–10:00 pm Daily 11:30 am–3:00 pm Thu–Sat 5:00 pm–10:30 pm
- Phone number
- Website
- Payment optionsAMEX, Discover, Mastercard, Visa
- Dress codeCasual Dress
- Delivery & takeout
- Location
- NeighborhoodProspect Heights
- Parking detailsNone
- AdditionalBeer, Cocktails, Corkage Fee, Full Bar, Gender Neutral Restroom, Gluten-free Options, Non-Smoking, Vegan, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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September 9, 2025
Nin Hao longlisted for Dezeen Awards 2025 restaurant interior
Plan Plan designed Nin Hao in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, with layered materials, flexible artwork displays and shared dining spaces. The restaurant was longlisted in the restaurant interior category of Dezeen Awards 2025.
Published in Dezeen
July 15, 2025
Nin Hao Review – Prospect Heights
The Infatuation gives Nin Hao an 8.0, praising its delicious Fujianese food, including the crispy shrimp and cumin lamb chops, and recommending it for big groups. The review also highlights its quirky decor and lively atmosphere.
Published in The Infatuation
June 5, 2025
Translucent curtains and polycarbonate walls shape Nin Hao in Brooklyn
Plan Plan designed the 167-square-meter Fujianese restaurant in Prospect Heights around daylight, translucent curtains, and glowing polycarbonate walls. A communal red table, a Mahjong-convertible green table, and spaces for rotating art make the interior adaptable for gathering and play.
Published in Designboom
December 10, 2024
A Chinese restaurant with New York atmosphere opens in Brooklyn
Nin Hao, in Prospect Heights, serves Fujianese cuisine in a light-filled space designed by New York studio Plan Plan. The contemporary interior features translucent fabric, a hand-painted mural, a communal red table and distinctive tiled bathrooms.
Published in The Spaces
December 7, 2024
Transparency is omnipresent at Plan Plan’s Brooklyn restaurant Nin Hao
Plan Plan designed Nin Hao, a Fujianese restaurant in Brooklyn, with large windows, translucent curtains and polycarbonate panels that create a bright, airy interior. The space also features communal dining tables, a mahjong table and bathrooms inspired by iconic paintings.
Published in Dezeen
FAQs
Yes, guests report the owner Evan is responsive and helped arrange a pre-fixe for a 15-person party while accommodating dietary preferences and allergies, and staff routinely provide booster seats, toddler plates, and plastic tableware for families.
Yes, Nin Hao is often recommended for dates, with a pretty dining room, a curated wine list and thoughtful cocktails that pair well with the menu.
Portions tend to be satisfying, guests describe dinner dishes as filling, and the weekday bento boxes are sized to keep you satisfied for lunch.
Weekends are the highlight, Nin Hao's weekend brunch features Cantonese dim sum alongside Fujianese breakfast dishes, and Saturday's dumpling workshop is a popular draw.
Yes, Nin Hao is family-friendly, with guests noting high chairs, booster seats, toddler plates and staff who happily help families during visits.
Nin Hao is owned by Evan, who is active in the dining room and helps with reservations and group arrangements.
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Nin Hao
4.9
$31 to $50
Chinese
Prospect Heights
Make a reservation
2 people
Nov 5, 2026
10:30 PM