Joe's Shanghai 鹿嗚春

The new location is spacious , bright and inviting. The soup dumplings are great, especially the crab .

Joe is back. Here on a Sunday afternoon - 45 mins waits and the dining room is packed. Make sure you load up on soup dumplings as soon as you sit down. Following by your entrées!

Soup dumplings !

It's a shame they moved to a different location. The place is impeccable, but unfortunately lacks the hussle and bussle of the former place. The soup dumplings however, are still too die for.

The crispy shredded beef , the pan fried pork dumplings , the fried rice , the soup dumplings - all must tries!

Great Tsós chicken and Kungpao, a little bit slow and unpolite staff but really quick prepared meals. You can’t pay by card.

Food is tasty and it's worth waiting for an hour in a line . However, I think there are some places with much flavorful food in the city . Prices are in the average category, and the place is cash only .

Touristy and expect a wait. But it's a staple food and hasn't changed other than the prices and decor. Don't forget they include 18% tip into your bill so don't tip twice unless u want!

Soup dumplings never let you down. Shanghai Fried Rice and the Kung Pao Chicken go with them well .

The real Chinese name of the restaurant is Lu Mingchun. A giant sign hangs with the Chinese name on it

the pork soup dumplings were amazing here so was the fried shrimp

Love the Spicy Szechuan style fish filet ????????????

One of the most famous soup dumplings in NYC

soup dumplings are outstanding but waiters are one of the rudest i've met in a while. they litteraly stand nearby the table, like they want you to eat faster. cash only and fast service !

Decent XLB but not as good as it used to be years back!

New location is nowhere as good as the old location, pains me to say this but skip it and go elsewhere

Soup dumplings and cucumber chicken !!

Get the XLBs

Same place new location . Seems a bit weird though - too commercial.

蟹粉小笼包 is delicious