Chinese restaurant · Bronx
Chinese, seafood, and Tex-Mex
Casual dining on Westchester Ave in the Bronx.
A Bronx spot for Chinese, seafood, and Tex-Mex meals.
Gallery
A look at the room, the counter, and the plates.
Opening Hours
Open every day from 12 to 10.
- Monday 12–10 PM
- Tuesday 12–10 PM
- Wednesday 12–10 PM
- Thursday 12–10 PM
- Friday 12–10 PM
- Saturday 12–10 PM
- Sunday 12–10 PM
Bronx dining identity
El Pabellon De Oro is a Chinese restaurant in the Bronx with seafood restaurant and Tex-Mex restaurant categories. The address is 1501 Westchester Ave, Bronx, NY 10472, United States, so the place sits on a city corridor where arrivals are straightforward and the street address does the locating for you. The rating is 4.5, and the listing shows 538 reviews, which signals a steady flow of diners over time.
That range matters before the first order goes in. A visit can start with a familiar Chinese meal, shift toward seafood, or lean into Tex-Mex notes without changing the address or the room. For someone choosing a Chinese restaurant Bronx stop for lunch or dinner, the draw is a single Bronx location with more than one lane of cooking. The kitchen identity stays broad, but the visit stays anchored to Westchester Ave.
Daily service hours
The restaurant opens every day from 12 to 10 PM. Monday through Sunday follow the same schedule, so lunch, a late afternoon stop, and dinner all fit inside one window. That steady pattern keeps planning simple. A guest can decide early, arrive after work, or stop in with a group without checking a different closing time for each day.
Service runs across delivery, on-site services, takeaway, and dine-in. Fast service is part of the visit, so the pace suits a quick bite as well as a longer seated meal. Lunch and dinner both fit the schedule, and solo dining works as well as a group order. The restaurant also accepts reservations, which gives diners another way to plan ahead before they arrive. See the kitchen range when the meal needs a wider choice.
Good to Know
Know the payment rule, parking, and access basics before you go.
- Planning your visit
- Accepts reservations Reservations are accepted, and guests can set a time before arriving for lunch or dinner service.
- Parking
- Free of charge street parking · Paid street parking Drivers can use free street parking or paid street parking near the restaurant, then walk in from the curb.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible car park Accessible parking helps with the arrival, and accessible seating supports a seated meal once inside.
- Payment
- Cash only Guests should bring cash, since payment is cash only at the restaurant.
- Children
- Good for kids · High chairs High chairs are available for younger children, so families can settle in at the table without bringing extra seating.
- Who comes here
- Groups Groups are welcome, so larger parties can plan to sit together for a shared meal.
- Atmosphere
- Casual · Cosy · Quiet The dining room stays casual, cosy, and quiet, which suits a meal with a slower pace and a low-key table.
Room and access basics
The dining room includes wheelchair-accessible seating and a wheelchair-accessible car park. Parking is available, with free of charge street parking and paid street parking both listed. That makes arrival more practical for a short stop or a longer meal, especially when several people come together and need a place to leave the car.
Inside, the setup includes table service and counter service, along with seating and a toilet. The room is casual, cosy, and quiet. It also works for good for kids visits, with high chairs available. Cash only applies here, so payment needs to match that rule before the meal starts. The place also serves alcohol, beer, coffee, and wine, and it offers dessert for the end of the meal. Browse the menu page for the dishes behind the counter, then return here for the visit details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about visiting, paying, and getting there.
What are the opening hours?
The restaurant opens every day from 12 PM to 10 PM. Lunch and dinner both fit inside that window, so guests can plan a midday stop or an evening meal without checking for weekday changes. Arriving near opening time or later in the evening both work within the same schedule.
Does the restaurant accept reservations?
Reservations are accepted. Guests can set a time before they arrive, which helps with planning a lunch break, a dinner stop, or a larger table for a group. It also gives diners a clear arrival time before heading to the Bronx address.
What payment method is accepted?
Payment is cash only. Guests should bring cash before they arrive and plan the bill around that payment method. That keeps the visit simple at the counter or after table service.
Is parking available nearby?
Free of charge street parking and paid street parking are both available near the restaurant. Drivers can look for an open spot on the street and choose between a free space or a paid one. That makes it practical to arrive by car and park close to the entrance.
Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users?
Wheelchair-accessible seating and a wheelchair-accessible car park are available. Guests can plan for an easier arrival by car and a seated meal inside. That helps with choosing where to park and where to sit before the visit starts.
Is it suitable for children?
Good for kids and high chairs are available. Families can bring younger children and ask for a high chair on arrival. The dining room works for lunch or dinner with children at the table.
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