Delivery
Yes
Land of Plenty in New York
Categories
Location on the map
New York, New York County, New York, US
Service options
Takeaway
Yes
Dine-in
Yes
Highlights
Great tea selection
Yes
Popular for
Lunch
Yes
Dinner
Yes
Solo dining
Yes
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible car park
No
Offerings
Comfort food
Yes
Quick bite
Yes
Dining options
Lunch
Yes
Dinner
Yes
Catering
Yes
Dessert
Yes
Amenities
Good for kids
Yes
High chairs
Yes
Toilets
Yes
Atmosphere
Casual
Yes
Crowd
Groups
Yes
Planning
Accepts reservations
Yes
Phone: +1 212-308-8788
Site: http://www.landofplenty58.com/
Site: http://www.landofplenty58.com/
Opening hours
- Monday:11AM–9:30PM
- Tuesday:11AM–9:30PM
- Wednesday:11AM–9:30PM
- Thursday:11AM–9:30PM
- Friday:11AM–9:30PM
- Saturday:11AM–9:30PM
- Sunday:11AM–9:30PM
Comments (198)
I want to rate it 0 but i gave a star to the service because the service was good. they barely have options for food and the food is served within 5 minutes. The food tastes bad and i am pretty sure theyre microwaved. The food had the hot type that only come when you microwave a food. the interior looked nice so i assumed the food will be good too but i was disappointed. i only spent 15 minutes in the restaurant. the food they serve is also small portion and not expensive.
The food was really good and the restaurant was nice. The staff were friendly as well. This is a good place to go to or eat from when youre craving Chinese food!
Thé best pepper steak I’ve ever had in my life ! It wasn’t even on the lunch menu but they made it for me . Perfect fresh portions . Calm soothing atmosphere . Clean, spacious interior with a charming staff . Will be my go to from here on out .
Its solid, with well-made authentic food. Would highly recommend it, its one of best value-to-quality you can get outside of Flushing or Chinatown.Otherwise, it doesnt compare to cheaper, more delicious food in Sunset Park or Flushing. Its missing that 10-20% that makes those places excellent.With that said, I wouldnt come here for anything besides the lunch special, which is satisfying and solid for ~$10.Service here is excellent, though, and the restaurant is relaxing and beautiful.
Great lunch spot with a very good lunch specials menu lots of variety. Dishes are not weighed down with too.much sauce. Fresh ingredients
The service staff tried their best, and I couldnt say a bad word anout them, however the food is disgusting and the management doesnt care. 8 of us handed our meals back after eating nothing but we were charged for everything and then confronted when we didnt leave a gratuity.
I luckily wound up in the area in an errand during my workday and stumbled in on a quiet mid afternoon, and I am so glad. For a late lunch ai wound up with a favorite dish I rarely get a chance to enjoy: Huo Bao Yao Hua (fire exploded kidney flowers). The pork kidney slices were cut in perfectly sized shapes like petals, with the characteristic cross hatching that bloomed in the heat, but equally importantly, had a perfect braise that and stir fry that avoided the trap of cloying moisture that ruins the surprisingly delicate texture of pork kidneys. The bamboo was sliced thinly from whole sprouts, with the beautiful key-like layers on display. The rest was simple (leeks, chilis, black fungus, and the like) but a gentle balance.Absolutely worthwhile, and I have to get back here again, on purpose this time.
Land of Plenty is the finest restaurant in the metro city area. Take-out and dine-in menus. Shareable plate service for larger groups. It is the best Chinese food I have had in taste. One noteworthy incident during this review is that my party of ten all ordered together, but the waiter brought out only six orders, telling us rudely that we had to wait for the remaining four, which came twenty minutes later. One can understand that there may be logistical limitations to table service for larger parties (the kitchen’s number of plate warmers and such), but at least be nice about it instead of treating customers like they are a burden. The bathroom is diminutive. No wi-fi.
CHINA 🇨🇳 (Sichuan)Eat the World NYC review:In the spectrum of things to be overrun with, Sichuan food is probably one of the least bad things in the world that could do the overrunning. Manhattan, Sunset Park and Bensonhurst in Brooklyn, and Flushing Queens all seem to debut a new Sichuan restaurant each week these days, with younger generations at the helm. While some of these places are not quite up to the level of being recommendable and do not get written up, it is still a good development to see these new waves of children of immigrants and younger Chinese from a range of provinces coming over and opening up restaurants and spread the diversity.Sichuan food is of course known for its high heat levels, but Land of Plenty prides itself in bringing all seven important components of desired tastes: Hot, sour, pungent, sweet, bitter, aromatic, and salty.Spicy dry cold noodle dishes always seem to excel in Sichuan cooking and the chilled noodles with spicy sesame peanuts dressing ($7.45) was no exception and my favorite dish of the meal. Designed as an appetizer to share, I felt no shame in devouring the dish by myself and enjoying the nice range of most of those seven flavors buried within the dressing.
A classy yet approachable Szechuan restaurant. Very clean and inviting atmosphere. Although the facade is deceptively common, once inside I can guarantee you will be thoroughly surprised by the bright decor.The range of food is interesting, from the simple and well-known fried rice to more intricate dishes. In addition, most dishes come in large portions which are perfect to share with others.Highly recommend the Ma Po Tofu, it’s a healthy and spicy dish that is definitely worth trying.
A Szechuan gem. My top favorite Szechuan restaurants in NYC are Cafe China and Land of Plenty. Although Cafe China has a Michelin rating, I think Land of Plenty is equal in food quality. The atmosphere is more casual at LOP, which may have something to do with it. On the other hand, LOP has about four times the choices of items on the menu than CC. I love them both equally.
Comfortable seating, very friendly service. Food is tasty and surprisingly affordable for midtown. Photo of seafood noodle and cold beef tongue/tripe appetizer
Ordered the fish fillet boiled in chili oil for take away. It was really good...not too salty. Would come back and try other dishes.
Great food, while the individual items are on the pricy side the serving sizes are pretty big so you can split them
Very tasty and full of Chinese families. As two people for lunch, we had three starters and an entree: pork dumplings, dan dan noodles, cold eggplant, and wok-tossed duck and ginger. We left very well-fed and happy. Bill before tip was about $46.
I had ordered based on the reviews - a chicken spicy dish and a vegetarian noddles. Both of them were below average, chicken was fried with chillies with no real flavor and the noddles were very bland! Unfortunately not a good experience
Love love love this place. One of the best Asian restaurant I have ever been in. The food is spicy but not do much that you cant taste any other favor. The price is extremely reasonable.
The cucumber salad is the best Ive ever eaten. Come for the hot and sour soup, stay for the outstanding salad and entrees. Yum!
We were looking for some good Szechuan food and found a great place to eat! The menu options were impressive. The ambiance was fantastic! I wish we had this restaurant in Dallas, it would be my go to for Szechuan!
Very solid Chinese restaurant in the UES. Food was good and came out promptly, and service was good overall. Though Id say probably $ 3-5 more per entree than Id expect to pay at this level of quality.
Very good food and speedy service. The lunch formula is a good and good choice.
The food came out pretty quick, flavorful, rich and filling. Service was also outstanding.
One of my fave Chinese spots outside of chinatown. I love their love lunch specials and ate there a few times for dinner. I havent been disappointed yet... oooo except one time. I had a spicy dish and I am a true whimp. I couldnt handle it. Not a spice girl so it was my fault. They have plenty of spicy and non spicy dishes.
Food is always good and nice restaurant with friendly staff
Easy fast food, clean place no matter what time of day you go, efficient staff, great taste, just the right portion size and very reasonable prices! My go-to place everytime I see my doctor or visit Home Depot.Im glad theyre still there even during this pandemic when sooo many restaurants have closed.
Omg all our food was extremely poor quality,,, staff were very attentive and friendly but seriously this is not acceptable
We had lunch today, ordered from the lunch menu so it come with a soup (hot and sour). The soup is supposed to be hot but it was just warm didnt get the feel for it. Rice was okay. Service was as usual.
Go often for Chinese takeout food. Probably one of better Chinese food around neighborhood. Local Favorite.
Authentic Sichuan food. They got a great lunch option too. You gotta try L11Glad this place survived the pandemic. Still good!
Phenomenal staff and wonderful food. I keep going back
Absolutely delicious! quick service and always fresh. the dumplings in spicy chili are out of this world!
Food is amazing. When they are busy is sometimes hard to get a timely delivery. Otherwise no complaints. Amazing.
Amazing food. Just the restaurant needs some upgrade
Great no-frills Chinese place to have good work lunch meetings or to meet an old friend. Overwhelming menu. Service is beyond speedy (think, immediate). Ive never gotten an alcoholic beverage here but they seem to serve them.Complimentary green tea with meals is great.Provide an option of spicy wonton/hot soup, and your choice of rice with every meal of the ~30/40 dishes they have.
A nice little surprise. The veggie spring rolls are light and crispy. I ordered the 10 ingredient fried rice; so good. I definitely recommend.
Good Food/Service,fair pricing and even clean restrooms.
Party of 2 went for lunch on a weekday. Place was pretty full. Got seated quickly, and ordered a couple of vegetarian dishes, one the eggplant, other some crisp tofu stuff. Too much oil! The spring rolls were good but the rest of the food is basically oil. First time I went, and will also be the last. Not a healthy option in my opinion.
A good chinese dinein location near central park.
We ordered one appetizer and two entrees. Appetizer was served loooong after both entress were out. Portion was decent and I appreciated that none of the items we ordered were too salty like many other Sichuan restaurants in the city. Would still go back for a quick bite on lazy evenings.
Great service👍🏻 But the Food was absolutely awful 🤢
Ive been here a month ago with a bunch of friends. Weve eaten a lot of food, the portion sizes are huge. All the food tasted great and the prices were not low but acceptable. The staff was really friendly and professional. Although they didnt know how to speak English well, fluently, there werent any kind of problems and the whole night was a success. If you ever decide to visit the restaurant, you have to try their pork dumplings and the General Tsao plate. The restaurants location, however, is really subtle, but not hidden either. Not very hidden, that is.
Good staple lunch (take out) specials at reasonalbe prices. Ate there a couple of times before the pahdemic and the food was good, the service was fine and the atmosphere typical (good) NYC small restaurant.
Very good place for lunch specials..lunch specials are from 11:30 to 3:30 pm.worth every penny..
Authentic Sichuan food and amazing service. Great for takeout or dining in. Used to be my go-to when I lived close by
I come here at least twice a week. The food is always delicious and fresh. Very nice white table cloth restaurant.
I invited my friends to have dinner there last night on May 23 because its location is near my hotel (Intercontinental Barclay). It is said it’s Sichuan style food but I am from Sichuan and honestly say it’s not authentic at all. The restaurant just wants to take advantage of Sichuan food reputation. For example, before I ordered the sour spicy fish dish, I asked if it is made from the fresh fish, the staff said it is. Eventually it tasted not fresh at all. Cheated! The business hour is up to 10.pm. When it was 9pm or so, the staff kept wanting to clear table though we were still eating, putting bikes in the space just next our table and eventually driving us to leave. Very rude!
Nice restaurant with courteous staff and waiters.The food is served in large portions, spicy and tasty food.Nicely set up and food is being served relatively quick.The store is conveniently located right off the avenue and is walk in level. Theres a bar in the front.Prices are very reasonable.Definitely a good place if you enjoy good Chinese food. Round tables with carosel to get food around the table easily.
A mix and match of authentic and bastardized Chinese food. Nothing intrinsically bad about that but their execution is simply not great. Besides the food, the decoration and service are haphazard too. It can look like a hipster restaurant, a glitzy Chinese place, and a Japanese bistro at the same time. Waitstaff were so prompt that they didnt give me some time (or other tables around me) to look at the menu. I am glad that there is another okay Chinese restaurant in midtown east but this is probably the best midtown can get.
Our party of five had two vegetarians. There are lot of vegetarian options. Crispy tofu with cumin was amazing. They were able to alter some dishes to be vegetarian. Some of the best Chinese I’ve had in my 30+ years in New York
I would not recommend this place as the food quality has significantly gotten worse over the years. Not only was the food mediocre (severely dry chicken, fish was not fresh) But was shocked to receive some of the worst customer service as well. We asked for various things from the server and he ignored us a few times to the point we called him out for it. The restaurant was not very busy either. He then got into a very heated argument with us and did not think he did anything wrong. We asked to speak with his manager and he said, “if you want to speak with my manager, you can walk up to the front to speak with them”. Another shock to us! We spoke with the manager who was apologetic and sympathetic but did nothing to appease the situation and the server continued to defend his weak case in front of the manager. Regardless, we informed the manager and the server that we plan to leave no tip for being yelled at and also that neither us nor our friends plan on coming ever again.
The food was tasty and done well a bit overpriced though but overall it was good. One complaint that was a total kill to the experience was when my husbabd paid the tab the waiter returned and asked if we were satisfied with the service and we said yes and then he said well your tip does not reflect that and my husband said he gave 15%. The waiter said that we are supposed to double the tax which brings it up to 17%.. That was pretty annoying.
Food has more oil than OPEC...not to mention the level of salt in their dishes. Decor is nice but authentic certainly not. Very greasy and surprised they fleece customers with the lack of quality.
Awesome food period! One of the best places for an affordable high quality Chinese places in Manhattan. A must try restaurant, I guarentee you will not be disappointed. 😋
Fantastic food! Double cooked fish, string bean appetizer, cucumber appetizer, pickled veggie appetizer. We have also had many other dishes here, all tasted amazing! I highly recommend!
This is one of my favorite places for lunch during the workday. They have pretty good Szechuan food for the Midtown East area. They have lunch specials that are reasonably priced for about $8-$9 which include entree, soup, and rice. My favorite dishes are spicy fish filets with chili minced pork and double cooked pork belly with chili leeks. You can customize how spicy you would like but if you can handle it, get very hot and spicy.
This is hands down my favorite midtown spots, and definitely top 5 Chinese spots in Manhattan, the only negative is their drinks prices are very expensive except for beer. Ive had dozens of dishes from here, but the ones I keep coming back to are the salt and pepper prawns, the aromatic ribs, and a fish dish I cant remember the name of
Excellent, authentic and delicious Chinese food !
Horrible experience, they didnt have the crispy tofu that my girlfriend requested so we got the alternative that our server suggested. My girlfriend didnt like it literally took one bite and our server said we couldnt get something else instead, we would have to purchase another dish? A whole meal wasted, and when we were leaving he smirked at us saying Its a shame Idk how you dont like it? Smh. I usually get delivery from here and dont dine in but Im glad I did Im Never spending my money here again. The Customer should always leave satisfied, do better.
They raised their prices and my heart is broken 😞
Land of Plenty is the new Chinese restaurant that opened ever since the last two Chinese restaurants nearby closed due to mystery reasons. This Chinese restaurant is definitely the fancy one with cloth tablecloths and real silverware. Chopsticks optional. The lunch special is fair and they have all the ordinary choices. What I dont like is that they use the same spoon to scoop the rice so if you order brown rice most likely you will get half white rice.
Spend a lot of time in China, came here with my vendor and his wife who are from Hunan. We know our way around a sichuan menu, nothing was bad but none of the dishes which we ordered in Chinese were spicy enough, nor did they contain a lot of peppercorns. If I came alone I wouldnt be surprised if they toned down the real flavors, but considering how and what we ordered I expected something more authentic. The mapo tofu was sad, but we did have a 1 very good spicy and sour fish dish.
The food was honestly just ok, I’d say it’s a step up from going to your neighborhood takeout spot. The service was also really weird, it wasn’t very busy so many of the waiters hovered around my friend and I as we ate, watching, and the moment she picked up her last piece of dumpling, they rushed in to remove her plate, she wasn’t even actually done eating, maybe they were bored but it just felt weird being watched like that
Love the place... a must try if you like them spicy.. spicy fish
I had an excellent experience here. The service was fast, the vegetable dish I ordered was very fresh, and the hot oil has a great smoky flavor. I will definitely be back.
Vegetarian dishes like the wood ear salad, chili cabbage, and mapo tofu (have to specify vegetarian and no pork) were all very well made. Simple and delicious!
Food was good. But the wait staffs were extremely rude and poorly trained. The whole time were dinning there, a few waiters walking around and yielding their lungs out as if theres no one around, joking and laughing around someone poorly tipped them. If you dont want to embarrass your guests, dont bring them there.
One one of the best around the area. No dimsum, but good homemade orange chicken. Im a regular, thank you
Food was good but not exactly Sichuan. It felt as if the food we ordered was prepared with American tastes in mind, and the chef occasionally erred on the side of adding extra oil.
Ugh sick to my stomach, bad idea. Food was out before we had a chance to put our menu down. We know Sichuan and this barely qualified as Tuesday night firecracker surprise. Uninspired slop. Go check out Mala Project or a place that actually cares about what they put on the table instead of prejudging white people that apparently don’t know bok choy from a tomato. Three thumbs down, gross.
Had the braised fish fillets with silky tofu, Sichuan pork dumplings, braised lamb fillets with Napa cabbage, and peppersteak beef.Hands down, get the fish fillets with silky tofu. If you dont mind the Sichuan spicy kick, that dish is delicious.The Sichuan pork dumplings are also pretty decent, not like the usual stuff you get elsewhere, and the chili-soysauce mix they put it in works really well.The peppersteak beef was done pretty well -- the green peppers and onions still had a nice crunch to them without the biteback -- the beef was a little chewier than I like it, but marinated well.The rice was so-so, a little dry. Aside from that, a decent eating experience. Pricing wasnt bad, although perhaps a little high for the fish fillets, but you get what you pay for. Great spot in midtown east!
Found this restaurant on Trip Advisor...as usual the reviews lived up to expectation. Friendly, hospitable staff and beautiful authentic large portions of food. More than satisfied, highly recommended.
Awesome szechuan (however u spell it) Chinese food. They have some authentic Chinese dishes if you know what to order. Separately, they have a ridiculously affordable lunch menu. Prob one of the best szechuan places around this area in nyc.
I find Land of Plenty to be one of the better Sichuan restaurants in Manhattan. Its a little deceiving at first, given the Midtown location and the sparkling, too-bright interior. Nonetheless, they serve up a chewy, well-spiced Dan Dan Mian and a solid Fuqifeipian as appetizers. The Braised Spicy Beef Noodle makes for a good winter dish, especially generous in portion for just one person. The Ma Po Tofu is adequately spiced and uses plenty of silken tofu chunks and ground pork. All in all, most of the traditional dishes are executed well here, and they wont hold back on the spice if you ask.
Probably one of the best Chinese restaurants in Manhattan!Try it and prove me wrong!
As a shanghaiese, this is the first time in the US Got the shanghai rib dish which is the most authentic and best cut of the ribs. Even better than the most restaurant in shanghai. 糖醋排骨
Really, really great Dan Dan Noodles! I enjoyed the stir fry chicken with peanuts. I highly recommend bring adventurous with your order and go beyond your usual zone.
Very well balanced flavor. Must try the Pork Fried rice and Szechuan Pork dumpling. Simply the best!
Small overpriced portions, frozen peas and carrots in one dish. How Asian! I hv been preparing Chinese meals for decades. This L of P is the worst in midtown Manhattan.
Came just now for dine-in after seeing it on michelin guide. Food tastes pretty good and lives up to its reputation
5 stars for authenticity, food quality, staff, and speed.
The food here is so good! People come from all over to eat here. There are so many unusual options on the menu. The service is always very prompt.
Inexpensive, multicourse, tasty lunch special. Pretty authentic taste. Nice environment. Service is brusque but excellent when you want to sit down for a quick biz lunch.
Very good and authentic 川菜 in midtown. For lunch they have great selection too, not just dinner. Also love their service.
This is my favorite Sichuan restaurant in NYC hands down. Everything Ive ever ordered is delicious. My personal favorite is the 10 ingredient fried rice.
Best comfort food ever, and some really excellent special dishes if you have time to sit and eat. Pace is quick, noise level low to moderate.
One of our go-to lunch options when delivering for the office. Fine quality standard Chinese-American food. Always hot and fresh.
I am from Szechuan and live in NYC for 15 years. I go back to Szechuan every year just for the food. I ordered the original Sichuan dishes, the rooster tastes like chicken, the general flavor is same others, nothing special.
This place is really something. Food came out very fast and each dish was equally amazing. Absolutely bringing people here when I want to impress.
Was craving Dan Dan noodles and this place hit the spot. Discovered wood ear salad while I was here (this is a mushroom salad with a vinegar base).The towel they provide at the end was a nice touch.
Good for lunch breaks on weekdays. the food is good. The service is a bit rough. There are better Chinese restaurants in the area though.
If you like spicy Sichuan food, try L11 on the lunch menu - three chilli chicken. I am a vegetarian so I sub that for tofu.
One of best Chinese places in New York City. Szechuan food is great. Try A little bit of everything bowl for 2 people (spicy)
A local Chinese food spot that doesn’t disappoint. Take out is must. Everything in the menu is yummy!
Very good food!!! Fresh and tasty. We had a delivery for lunch and, believe me, it was hot and delicious!!!
Best lunch spot in town
Good portion sizes, we had the General Yao’s and the orange chicken, both which were really good. It’s hard to find because of construction but the food was very good.
Good place for a quick lunch. A lot of people at lunch time are from the offices around. The food is pretty good, the portions are big and the prices are very reasonable.
Dale says that its Old fashioned Sunday night lousy Chinese dinner. I think shes being kind. FORGETABOUTIT.
Amazing food and service! Would highly recommend!
Been here several times. Perfect for family style dinner. Food is authentic. Lunch special is totally worth it.
Lovely place. Delicious food. Staff a bit odd but dont let that scare you! Food also well priced.
Standard lunch menu for a Chinese place (for takeout or sitting in) - the full dinner menu is actually quite a bit nicer and has some interesting dishes.
This our go to place for our teams lunch. The service is quick and the food tastes good but they use quite a bit of MSG in certain dishes like L11
Great lunch deal! Yummy food and quick and efficient service.
This is an awesome Sichuan restaurant. One of my favorites in the city. The food is flavorful and authentic. Highly recommended.
Average Chinese food. Sometimes I get a dark meat in my sesame chicken which I dont like. Other than that no complaints
Amazing food. Lunch specials are the best
Wow, I went with a Chinese friend who explained and helped us choose dished that I would never have thought of ordering. The place is also much prettier inside than I expected.
Love the Dan Dan noodles and the spicy pork dumplings here. Great place to go grab lunch if you work in the area.
Great dining experience! I loved how they brought all the food out at once and placed it all on the giant lazy Susan in the middle of table.
Good food, been with kids and they loved it!Service is quick, try the Orange Beef Shredded.
Great for lunch, and reasonable prices. Just dont linger too long, they want to turn those tables over!
Very authentic Sichuan chinese food and friendly staff. Tables outside these days because of covid-19.
Super delicious 👍🤤
The waiters tone are way too loud, they are loud when they take order, the entire restaurant can hear him, lack of gentleness. The food was not as I expected.
Interesting Chinese restaurant, somewhat unusual fare. Most dishes were very good. I would return.
Loved the chilled sprouts with sesame oil and Mei fun with shrimp. Delicious
Food is great - Tyler is AWESOME! Will defintely be going back and recommend to all my friends.
Decent Chinese food. Not perfect but a great spot to grab a bite in the area
Awesome food, and super quick service. Only is they didnt take drink orders.
Great Chinese food for this part of Manhattan. Fast service and nice food variety.
Amazing Service and Great Food. If you are ever in Manhattan I highly recommend this place.
Excellent food at friendly prices, good atmosphere, highly recommended!
The waiter was so rude and impatient! My dish was below average. So disappointed
Its a specific Chinese. But it really good. L11 is a solid hit, though too spicy for me.
Love the place, the food is good and spicy. They are also very efficient
Found this place when looking for dinner spot for Lauren justin jess and I. Chinese food. 8.8 and decent priced on four square.
Good prices and food but not many gluten free options
Waited 15 minutes for a table for one. Other singles were waiting longer. Big problem was that when I arrived and asked about the wait they told me they only needed to clean off a table and then they could seat me
Excellent service food great prices you can go wrong
Food is good, service is angry. If you are going to visit, make sure you take asian friends.
Fast service and food was exellent. It is very easy to recommend this place to you!
Excellent service and food. Well seasoned and presented.
Very decent Sichuan style (Chinese) restaurant.
Excellent for take out lunch special or a really nice dinning in.
Authentic Szechuan food. Large portions, good service, and delicious.
Good. Very close to authentic Sichuan food
So good!!! Authentic
Foods are okay but definitely not great. I was recommended to come but was a bit disappointed.
Yummy Sichuan. An oasis in the midtown affordable eating desert.
Terrible Maitre D or manager. I would give 4 stars for the food but that manager is awful and rude.
One of the better new Szechuan restaurants popped up in New York lately.
Always great food and pleasant wait ataff
Fast service, reasonable prices, good for quick meetings over lunch
Great food. Good portions.
Very good food.... appears authentic
Great lunch option... delicious sichuan food!
Usually quick service. Simple menu and cheap $$
Very good
My favorite Sichuan food on the upper east
Very tasty food, but greasy.
Excellent egg rolls and hot & sour soup
Good tasty food on a non descript busy space.
The duck tongue tastes more like loon tongue
Great food, highly recommend!
Authentic Chinese cuisine with a full bar.
Try the L11 of you like spicy food
Highly recommend Smoked Chicken with Chili, chili, chili
Good food, nice place
My favorite go to restaurant in the neighborhood.
Good food and super fast.
Best food in area
Best Chinese place in the area hands down
Greasy and disgusting. Avoid at all costs.
Good food and clean space
Good Szechuan and Chinese cuisine
Awesome authentic food.
Great place to go for lunch
My go-to chinese in the area!
Very nice place very nice people
Clean place with nice staff.
Good apot for a quick lunch
Phenomenal food!
Its fine.
Shirin said its authentic
Delicious, fresh food!!!!!
Number 11 Everytime
Nice food!
I feel it is better.
Awful food!
Like home food.
Exceeded expectations 👏🏻
Best of Best
Good and basic American Chinese food. Great prices for lunches.
味道好！停车方便
In the Chinese restaurant, which is quite satisfactory, most of the dishes are not localized in the United States. . . It will remind people of the braised pork ribs in the canteen of the university. . .
Expensive and bad
The waiter really recognizes the foreigner as a foreign father. Chinese people dont need to come to eat here.
Total reviews rating 4.2
198 Reviews for Land of Plenty 2023:
Review №1
2021-11-27Love this place for the lunch specials. Some of the best stuff are the szecuan dishes like mapo tofu, dried string beans, etc. The pork belly with with water chestnuts is a dinner favorite. The smoked duck fried rice is great too. One review said the food is microwaved, heck no. Theyre fast and well prepared. for a busy lunch. Good service always.
Review №2
2022-03-31The best Chinese food restaurant on the UES...probably above Chinatown in Manhattan. Ive been around 10x and I dont normally like to go to the same place twice with so much variety in NYC!Their soup dumplings are always a solid go to but their whole fishes are amazing. I dont know how they debone them but so well. And the price is so reasonable for the area!
Review №3
2022-04-23If you don’t get the fried chick and peppers, you are missing out. This place has the most amazing fresh selection of fresh foods. Dumplings were just ok. But this fried chicken with fried peppers and peanuts dish was a-Fing-maxing.
Review №4
2022-08-16Everyone at my job loves this place and I see why! I love sichuan, I eat it a lot, and this was top 3 sichuan lunch dishes I’ve had! A lot of places slack of in offerings and flavors but not LoP. Lots of seating and prompt service.
Review №5
2021-11-29Went there with my family. We had a really good time. All dishes were good or very good. Some are hot and spicy, typical of the szechuan cusine. Ambience has some sofistication to it, and service is pleasant. A perfect option to go in groups and try out some flavorful spicy asian dishes.
Review №6
2022-04-03Nom nom noms! Got the shui zhu niu, chicken with roasted chili and green chili and dandan mian … all were amazing … the hot and sour soup is also very good altho i would like it to be a little bit more sour .. but then again i love vinegary things
Review №7
2021-07-21I was skeptical after reading past reviews, but was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the string beans and the mopu tofu. The string beans were blistered perfectly and rich in garlic flavor! The mopu tofu was flavorful, had a nice kick, and overall delicious. Service was fast too! There’s a full bar if you want alc too
Review №8
2022-05-09Food taste not badBut when I asked for food recommendations unkind staff replied bluntly, I dont know, you choose.It seemed like they wanted us to leave quickly to get more guests.They continued to try clean the bowl while we are eating and give us a receipt before we done.
Review №9
2022-06-11My absolute favorite Sichuan/Chinese restaurant and Ive been coming here for years! Amazing service and excellent food! My favorite is their pan fried noodles and spicy garlic chicken. And dont forget the hot and sour soup, the flavor is unmatched! 10/10
Review №10
2022-03-15One of the most affordable lunch specials in the neighborhood! More importantly, the food is pretty solid and authentic. Only downside is that the lunch portions are sometimes a bit too small.