Xi Ne Du at a glance
About
- Intimate neighborhood setting
- Modern interpretations of classic flavors
- Seasonal small plates
- Polished, approachable cooking
- Great for sharing dinners
Tucked into the heart of New York’s Chinatown, this intimate newcomer pairs neighborhood nostalgia with contemporary technique. Expect carefully composed plates that balance bold seasoning, textural contrast, and confident plating. The room feels warm and direct—a neighborhood gem for adventurous regulars and first-time visitors alike.
What to Order
Charred Scallion Pancake with Five-Spice Soy
Crisp-edged layers brushed with smoky scallion oil and a punchy five-spice soy for a perfectly balanced bite.
Soy-Glazed Short Rib with Pickled Mustard Greens
Tender, lacquered beef resting on bright, tangy greens that cut through the richness with classic savory harmony.
Citrus Chili Lobster Noodles
Silky noodles tossed with luscious lobster, a citrusy heat, and crisp herbs for a luxe, lively main.
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