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Chinese Food in East Riverside & Chinatown

Chinatown is not only a street-food stop: dim sum, Peking duck and herb-braised goose make a sit-down meal worth considering too. Across East Riverside and Chinatown, traditional shopfronts and Chinese dining rooms suit family tables with several dishes in the middle.

Updated on 2026-10-19
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Ah Tuer Shark Fin Soup
3.6
Casual Dining
Street-side shark fin soup and seafood plates in Chinatown, rough edges included - the full street food experience.
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Chinatown Scala Restaurant
4.1
Casual Dining
Shark fin soup and suckling pig have kept this Chinatown house going since the 1950s, in a plain, no-frills dining room.
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JAM JAM Chinatown
4.5
Seafood
Casual Dining
The all-day table at ASAI Bangkok Chinatown, mixing Thai-Chinese plates like garlic squid and fried chicken roll with noodle dishes. Easy for groups.
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Jib Kee
4.4
Casual Dining
Roast duck with crisp skin and crispy pork have kept this roast-meat shop going for years.
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Kunshine Hotpot Yaowarat
5.0
Hot pot
Casual Dining
Cook-at-the-table hotpot dinners in Yaowarat - broths, meats and seafood.
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Kwan Sil Ki Restaurant
4.1
Dim Sum
Casual Dining
Dim sum is the draw, especially the shrimp dumplings, with crab fried rice and roast duck alongside.
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Mei Sien
4.1
Dim Sum
Casual Dining
Peking duck and dim sum from Chinese chefs, inside Trang Hotel in the Old Town.
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Nam Sing
3.8
Seafood
Casual Dining
Bird's nest and shark fin made the name, but regulars swear by the prawn glass noodles at this Yaowarat old-timer.
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Nam Sing Bird's Nest- Shark Fin
3.8
Casual Dining
Bird's nest and shark fin made the name, but regulars swear by the prawn glass noodles at this Yaowarat old-timer.
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On Lok Yun
4.4
Breakfast
Cafe & Bakery
Kaya toast, soft-cooked eggs and steamed bread in a shophouse frozen in time - 90 years and counting.
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SBL
4.2
Canard laqué
Casual Dining
More than 50 years of Teochew cooking, still from the original recipes with no MSG. A Bangkok old-timer for family banquets.
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Shark fin soup
4.4
Fish and chips
Casual Dining
Fish maw soup and fried noodles at pavement tables in Yaowarat - expect crowds and a bit of heat.
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Siri
4.5
Dim Sum
Casual Dining
Freshly made bao and dim sum - soft buns, custard fillings and a good mango smoothie.
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Tang Chua Li 陳泉利
4.3
Fish and chips
Casual Dining
Fish head steamboat, fried rice and generous portions keep this authentic Teochew table busy.
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Tang Jai Yoo Restaurant
4.3
Seafood
Casual Dining
Order the roast pork, steamed crab and crab fried rice at this lively Chinatown Chinese house.
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Tang Sui Heng Restaurant
4.3
Casual Dining
Braised duck done seriously - tender and full of flavor over rice, from a plain Yaowarat shophouse.
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The Bangkok Heritage @ Yaowarat
4.0
Pad Thai
Casual Dining
Experienced chefs turn out crab fried rice, salted-egg squid and shrimp dumplings at this Yaowarat Thai-Chinese dim sum house, with private rooms available.
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Tinn feng
4.5
Khao soi
Casual Dining
The dry bak kut teh is the must-order at this small Chinese kitchen, alongside xiaolongbao and other dim sum.
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UAN Restaurant
4.6
Seafood
Street Food & Food Truck
Hong Kong-style stir-fried abalone noodles with bean sprouts made this Chinese restaurant famous.
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Xie Chinatown
4.5
Seafood
Casual Dining
Crab fried rice leads the Chinese plates at this Chinatown table, with quick, friendly service.
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Xie Lao Yee Hor (BBQ Pork) 紅燒豬肉飯
4.1
Barbecue
Casual Dining
BBQ pork over fragrant rice with the signature black egg on the side - a Chinatown staple.
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Yeelao Tang Jua Lee
4.1
Casual Dining
Fried and grilled plates, bamboo shoot soup with pork ribs and stir-fried eggplant with minced pork, all at gentle prices.
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laoteng 楼顶
4.3
Dim Sum
Casual Dining
Tucked upstairs in Chinatown ('laoteng' means exactly that) - baskets of dumplings in a clean, modern, friendly room.
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