China Spice
“I have to say that this about the freshest Asian fare I've had delivered since the closing of Asian Station.”
“China Spice NYC has more options now, including dishes from Chinese, Japanese, and Thai cuisines.”
China Spice
Takes Reservations: Yes
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Good for Groups: Yes
Waiter Service: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range $11-30
2 reviews
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Summary:
Super fast Chinese delivery in the UES providing some very yummy Chinese. Amazing replacement for the defunct Asian Station!
The Food:
Ordered delivery from these guys the other night for my nephews from out of town. I have to say that this about the freshest Asian fare I've had delivered since the closing of Asian Station. Every single dish was very well prepared and super tasty. We ordered some soups (wonton, egg drop) which were delicious with lots of flavor. It was about the best egg drop soup I've had. We also got a couple rolls of sushi which were very fresh (big plus when concerning raw fish). The sesame chicken dinner box was the best I've had in a long while. They actually put in some vegetables along with the chicken which was a great touch. The portions were massive for what I'm used to with UES delivery, another big plus.
The Service:
Ordered at 5:50pm and had hot food at my doorstep at 6:18. I've never had faster delivery! Splendid!
Recommendations/Notes:
I'll definitely try to make a visit to see the physical location, but this is my new go-to spot for some last minute seamless ordering.
Definitely give the soups a try, especially the egg drop soup. Good stuff!
I've never set eyes on the actual restaurant, but have ordered delivery a couple of times. It took about 45/50 minutes, but it was worth the wait. It's exactly what you want out of a delivery meal — tasty, consistent, and bang for the buck. I think the dinner bento boxes are where it's at. They're easily 2 meals worth of food, and you can satisfy both your sushi and chinese food cravings at the same time. For example, combination can include hot and sour soup, a california roll, shumai, spring rolls, and a chinese entree.