Named after the site of New York City’s Chinatown’s first convenience store, this Chinese fine dining spot celebrates the global influence of Cantonese cooking.

The internationally renowned high-end Chinese restaurant, which has outposts in Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Vancouver and Las Vegas - takes up residency on the 73rd floor of the Address Beach Resort. The name pays homage to New York City’s first Chinese convenience store which opened in 1851 at 32 Mott Street, and went on to became the center of NYC’s sprawling Chinatown.

Expect a fabulously over-the-top room (and open-air balcony terrace) marrying classic Chinese elements with industrial features - creating a bold design that sees Western and Eastern influences combine.Menu-wise expect a traditional dim sum menu, along with a more rarified dinner offering exploring Cantonese, Szechuan, and Beijing-style cuisine. The main event, though, is the applewood-smoked Peking Duck, which takes 48 hours to prepare in a special air-drying duck fridge and then roasted. 

Signature Dishes

Siu mai of soft quail egg, Iberico pork, and black truffle; crispy, triple-cooked wagyu beef short ribs; and barbecue Pluma Iberico pork with yellow mountain honey.