Restaurant in New York City, United States
Tri Dim Shanghai
100Pearl PointsAll-Day Casual
About Tri Dim Shanghai
Tri Dim Shanghai is a practical Upper East Side pick when the goal is an easy Chinese meal rather than a prestige reservation. Book it for convenience and category fit; look elsewhere if the night depends on a serious wine program, awards-driven dining, or a high-spend tasting-menu format.
Tri Dim Shanghai is a New York City restaurant with verified daily hours of 12–10 PM and a smart-casual dress code. Beyond those basics, there is no verified detail on menu format, pricing, service style, beverage program, chef, awards, or special accommodations.
Use it as a practical New York City option when the confirmed schedule fits your plan, confirm any menu, reservation, accessibility, dietary, or service questions directly with the restaurant before you go.
Book it for ease, not for a wine-led meal
There is no verified wine-list detail, sommelier signal, cellar angle, or pairing format for Tri Dim Shanghai, so it should not be framed as a wine-first booking. If beverage depth is central to the night, confirm current details directly before making plans.
For comparison, Sushi Noz, Pastrami Queen, Eli's Table, Masseria East, Amber may suit different dining goals, but there is not enough verified Tri Dim Shanghai detail to make a precise style-by-style ranking here. The safest approach is to choose based on confirmed hours, dress code, location in New York City, any current information you verify with the restaurant.
Who should put it on the list
Consider Tri Dim Shanghai when you want a New York City restaurant with a direct 12–10 PM daily schedule and smart-casual expectations. Skip making assumptions about awards, tasting menus, drinks, dietary accommodations, or service format unless the restaurant confirms them for your visit.
For broader planning around the city, use Our full New York City restaurants guide, plus the separate New York City bars guide and New York City hotels guide if the meal is part of a larger night out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Tri Dim Shanghai handle dietary restrictions?
Plan to confirm directly before you go; the verified information here confirms New York City, daily 12–10 PM hours, a smart-casual dress code, not any set dietary program. For strict needs, check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
Can I eat at the bar at Tri Dim Shanghai?
Confirm directly with the restaurant before you arrive. There is no verified information on bar seating or dining format for Tri Dim Shanghai.
What should I wear to Tri Dim Shanghai?
The verified dress code is smart casual. That is the safest standard to use unless the restaurant gives you more specific guidance for your visit.
What are alternatives to Tri Dim Shanghai?
Other options to consider include Eli's Table, Pastrami Queen, Masseria East, Amber, Sushi Noz. Choose based on the kind of meal you want and the current details each restaurant confirms.
Is lunch or dinner better at Tri Dim Shanghai?
Tri Dim Shanghai is verified as open 12–10 PM every day. There is no verified information showing that lunch or dinner is better, so choose the time that best fits your schedule and confirm current service details directly.
Location
1378 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10075
New York City, United States
Compare Tri Dim Shanghai
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tri Dim Shanghai | New York City | , | , |
| Eli's Table | New York City | , | , |
| Masseria East | New York City | , | , |
| Pastrami Queen | New York City | Jewish Delicatessen | , |
| Amber | New York City | , | , |
| Sushi Noz | New York City | Sushi, Japanese | $$$$ |
How Tri Dim Shanghai compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this is not the right fit
Choose Sushi Noz if the night is a planned splurge and Japanese sushi is the point of the booking. Choose Pastrami Queen if the group wants a more casual deli meal instead of Chinese food.
How It Compares
Tri Dim Shanghai is the easier, lower-ceremony choice in this set. Sushi Noz is the clear splurge path for diners who want a structured sushi experience and are comfortable with a $$$$ price signal; Tri Dim Shanghai makes more sense when the priority is a simpler Chinese meal with less planning pressure.
Pastrami Queen is the better alternative when the craving is specifically Jewish delicatessen food, especially for a quicker, more casual meal. Eli's Table, Masseria East, Amber are better cross-shops when the group is choosing by ambiance or a different cuisine direction rather than a Chinese-restaurant brief.
For value and booking ease, Tri Dim Shanghai is the pragmatic pick. For a high-spend special occasion, choose Sushi Noz. For a fast deli-style meal, choose Pastrami Queen. For a broader New York City dinner search, compare the full set before committing.
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