Welcome to Sun Sai Gai
Sun Sai Gai, a Chinese restaurant located at 220 Canal St Ste A in New York, offers a wide range of amenities including takeout, delivery, and wheelchair accessibility. With many vegetarian options and a gender-neutral restroom, it caters to diverse needs. The restaurant also provides waiter service, offer catering, and has happy hour specials. Their dishes are flavorful and well-prepared, creating a delightful dining experience for customers. The casual atmosphere, moderate noise level, and outdoor seating make it a great spot for groups, kids, and families to enjoy a delicious meal together.
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220 Canal St Ste A New York, NY 10013 Hotline: (646) 454-0950
Sun Sai Gai is a Chinese restaurant located at 220 Canal St Ste A in New York City. This restaurant offers a wide range of utilities such as takeout, reservations, delivery, many vegetarian options, wheelchair access, and accepts credit cards, Android Pay, and Apple Pay.
The ambiance at Sun Sai Gai is casual with moderate noise levels, making it a great spot for groups, kids, lunch, and dinner. They provide street parking, waiter service, a TV, gender-neutral restrooms, outdoor seating, catering services, Wi-Fi, happy hour specials, and a variety of alcoholic beverages.
My experience dining at Sun Sai Gai was delightful. The food was flavorful, and the service was excellent. I particularly enjoyed the vegetarian options and the outdoor seating area. Overall, Sun Sai Gai is a fantastic choice for authentic Chinese cuisine in the heart of New York City.
Good food. Good service and great ambiance. The perfect ambiance for the whole family.
Quick, fast casual local mom and pop favorite. Sun Sai Gai serves standard Cantonese diner fare for reasonable prices. Great, quick and attentive staff and service. Bring cash and don't forget to tip!
This restaurant was a godsend. We were touring New York City during the record rainfall on September 29th, 2023. Our clothes and shoes were soaked and our whole group was complaining. I looked across street and saw this restaurant and we dashed in and got the last table before the lunch crowd hit it. The food really hit the spot. Hot and tasty!
Stopped in for a friday late lunch and they were busy! But they made room for my party of 8. They serve you hot tea and the service is quick. We ordered a lot of items and they came out at the same time and quickly. 10/10 recommend supporting this small business!
This is one of my go to places to get Cantonese style barbecue meats in New York City Chinatown. I believe it is cash only though. The best time to come is usually in the mornings before all the tourist are coming in for lunch. It's one of the few places that I can get decently crispy roast pork. They do go by pound, and are pretty accurate with the servings. There's a decent selection of barbecue meats, such as char, Sue, crispy, roast, pork, scallion, chicken, and soy chicken. I believe they also have duck as well, but it is not your crispy Peking duck. It's also a sit down restaurant, were you can get your typical Cantonese food such as wonton noodle soup, combination, barbecue plates, (two types, or three types, over rice), congee, etc. Service is always pretty good, and the staff has always been polite to me. It's a very basic Chinese restaurant, so don't expect the bells and whistles of a fancy Michelin star restaurant. However, some of these places are known to have some of the best tasting foods. I've been coming here to get my barbecue meats for at least three years now. Don't plan on stopping either!
Four stars for the pork special jook and the you tiao! So nice and crispy. The shrimp fun (rice roll) was a bit thick. Will be back for the you tiao and jook!
This is a classic no frills Cantonese restaurant that has been in Chinatown for a long time. Though it is not as old or as famous as some of the other ones, it has been here for at least 35 years. I used to come here as a child a lot and have had many dishes here over the years. I have had all the classics here such as beef chow fun, char siu or roast duck over rice, rice congee, beef noodle soup, pan fried noodles, and much more. They have all been consistently good and authentic quality. And their prices are lower too than the more famous spots. Keep in mind that this is a cash only establishment.