Grandma’s Home Flatiron - 4.5 rating - Authentic Hangzhou Cuisine NYC

🔹 Restaurant Overview

Name of Restaurant: Grandma's Home

Location + Full Address (with nearby landmark/subway station): 56 W 22nd Street, New York, NY 10010

City + Neighborhood Tag: Manhattan – Flatiron District

Opening Year / Newly Opened: Brand founded in 1998 (China) | NYC location opened in the late 2010s

Cuisine Type: Chinese – Hangzhou / Zhejiang Regional (Homestyle)

Dining Style: Casual Dining / Family-Style Restaurant

Price Range: (Approx. $40–$60 for two)

Special Offers / Deals: Excellent value family-style ordering; generous portions ideal for sharing

🔹 Ambience & Interiors

Interior Theme: Quirky, Casual, Contemporary with Artistic Touches

Seating Capacity & Layout: Comfortable dining room with standard tables for couples and groups

Lighting & Music Style: Bright, welcoming lighting with light contemporary background music

Outdoor Seating / Rooftop / Patio / Private Dining: Indoor dining only

Unique Interior Highlights: Contemporary Chinese art lining the walls, playful décor elements, relaxed neighborhood feel

🔹 Food & Drinks

Most Recommended Dishes (Top Picks):

• Claypot Chicken with Green Tea (Signature)

• Soy-Glazed Crispy Fish

• Scallion Oil Noodles

• West Lake–Style Vinegar Fish

• Braised Pork Belly (Dongpo Rou)

• Stir-Fried Seasonal Greens

• Hangzhou-Style Bamboo Shoots

Beverage Highlights: Chinese teas, soft drinks, beer

Signature Dishes You Must Try: Claypot Chicken with Green Tea, Scallion Oil Noodles

Dietary Options: Vegetarian-friendly dishes available; mild, comforting flavor profiles

🔹 Service & Experience

Service Type: Table Service

Staff Behavior & Professionalism: Friendly, efficient, and well-versed in regional dishes

Waiting Time Experience: Short waits during lunch; dinner hours can be busy but move quickly

Ideal For: Families, Friends, Casual Dates, Comfort-Food Lovers, Group Dining

🔹 What Makes This Place Special?

Brand Story / Concept: Grandma’s Home brings the comforting flavors of Hangzhou’s “Land of Fish and Rice” to Manhattan, celebrating time-tested homestyle recipes in a playful, modern setting.

Chef Profile: Regional culinary team preserving traditional Zhejiang cooking techniques

Entertainment: Food-forward dining experience (no live entertainment)

Instagrammable or Unique Highlights: Claypot presentations, art-filled interiors, cozy homestyle vibe

🔹 Ratings – Reviews.Restaurant NYC Scale

4.5 star rating

🔹 Operational Info

Opening Hours: Daily: Lunch & Dinner
11:30 AM – 9:45 PM (approx.)

Contact Number: +1 646-329-6770

Parking: Street Parking & Nearby Paid Garages

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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