The 7 Best Places for Fried Scallops in New York City

Cason: Nice ppl, fast service, great eats!

John O'Donnell: Good egg rolls!

Lauren Slater: Cash only. Super great prices.

Calvin B: Best hot and sour soup you'll find uptown

Edward Amaral: they actually understand the concept of delivery they come to the door,unlike most of the ghetto chinnese places around here

Adam Iannazzone: The General Tso's chicken is amazing. And you can't beat the combination plate. There is no better deal around!

L C: Tip them for their hard work. Even the slightest is a nice gesture!

Leo Medina: Eh, not the best. But pretty good chineese food

Ry Marlow: Their ribs and fried wantons are fantastic

Dan Valen: The best greasy Chinese food in the city. Cheap, fast, and perfect rainy day food.

Lucas Groth: If you like General Tso's, get it with a side of pineapple

Rosie Stahl: Large pan fried scallops are delicious !

Renee T: Plenty of oysters, beers, and a comfortable atmosphere. Classic.

Tristan Louis: Stand in one corner in front of the Oyster Bar at Grand Central and have a friend stand on the other side and whisper. the other person can hear you...

Nina Yiamsamatha: Salted caramel. Salted caramel. Salted caramel.

UHNWI: Plan ahead and make reservations to get a good spot. Rude Europeans :)

Leigh Ferreira: caramel. sea salt. macaroon. that is all!

David Solimano: Great breakfast and diner staples. Solid coffee shop atmosphere, with two person booths and a very busy counter to sit at. Bring cash and enjoy a gyro.

Liz Marshall: NO PUBLIC BATHROOM! but if you whine enough like i did they'll take you around the corner, down the storm door, and into the scary basement to use the surprisingly clean employee restroom.

Herlambang Edmaditya: love ur eggs, so special for my breakfast.