Han 202

karina k a month ago

What a nice fine dining Chinese restaurant experience. Cloth tables and attentive staff. The food was delicious and beautifully done. Everything was detailed and perfectly put together. Even the basil sprigs were cute and fresh and aromatic. The 4 course prix fixe menu is $39 per person but there are items for each course where it’s an upcharge of $10-$20 per item. And a small bowl of rice is $2 extra. The food has a French influence with Chinese food. There is an extensive whiskey collection. Parking on the street is free on Sunday otherwise it’s metered. The only thing I was a little disappointed about was the fact that rice was not given as part of the main dish bc it’s needed. The bowl was very tiny and it cost $2.

Chad F 8 months ago

First time here and the food was amazing. Good food with good people. The restaurant is really small so it can be a bit cramped and loud if the tables are all full. Limited bar selection which was fine for us but if you want certain drinks, they may not have it. All in all, the food was worth the trip.

Devyn Cook a year ago

My friends and I dined here this evening and I started writing this review as soon as I got home. Our experience overall was phenomenal. The service was fantastic. The food was exquisite and came out fairly quickly. Cocktails: I had the "Smoke Show" cocktail, was so great that I had two of them. Two of my friends ordered the French 75, which they loved. Food: The four us shared the Koren Fried Chicken (4 pieces) as an appetizer and then each of us ordered the prix fixe menu. We all had the lobster beet starter. For the second course, I ordered the crab cake, while my friends ordered the diver scallops and the dumplings. All were delicious - no disappointments. For the main/third course, I ordered the General Tso's Chicken, and everyone else ordered the duck. And for dessert, three of us ordered the lemon cheesecake, and one person ordered the blueberry cake. I would return to this restaurant without hesitation. I was surprised that there were so few people on a Saturday, but part of the reason could be the location. It is not in a lively, restaurant-heavy area, and it is hard to tell from the outside that the restaurant is even open. But once you enter, it is an adorable place w

Tyler Jones (wwjdwtyler) a year ago

An excellent experience! The four course meal was very good, and there are numerous options for each course. I particularly enjoyed the Salmon vinegarette salad. The service was friendly, and I really appreciated the server's willingness to explain parts of the menu to me (I was looking for a traditional hot tea and she recommended a white tea, which was very good, though a bit expensive). I would highly recommend checking out Han 202!

Ray C Edited 5 months ago

A gem in the Bridgeport neighborhood. This Chinese European fusion place is great. The price is surprisingly reasonably for the amount and quantity of food you get. This is a mama papa own restaurant. The staff are friendly and personal. For two people, four Old Fashions, fixed menu, plus Korean fried chicken, we spent $232 plus we tipped generous in cash. Love this place and will definitely come back.