A definite must for the Dim Sum - the waitstaff is extremely helpful, the food is fresh, the room is clean and they put pictures of food on the carts.
This is one of our favorite places for Sunday Dim Sum – the food is always hot and delicious, we love the pork buns and radish cake. Ignore the inevitable language barrier.
Spacious, loud, and packed with patrons, servers and steaming carts of food, everything you want in a dim sum restaurant. And the food is MUCH better than what you find in Chinatown.
A great place to go for your first dim sum experience. Come early on a weekend to avoid a lengthy wait, especially if you're with a big group.
A bit less touristy than its neighbor, Jing Fong, this is a solid dim sum option in Chinatown. We love the chive dumplings the most!
No carts at this joint - which makes for a classier dim sum experience. And unlike most other classic dim sum places, you can come here for dinner. The Peking Duck Sliders are unreal.
If you're trying to have a healthy dim sum eating experience, don't come here - you'll be too tempted by all of the fried amazingness on the menu. The fried dumplings here are a must-have!
Among the cheaper of dim sum places in Chinatown, but still top quality. A bit difficult to find - you'll need to enter through a Chinese mall, which makes it even more authentic!
Unlike most dim sum places, this spot does its biggest business at night. The Katz's Pastrami Egg Rolls are incredible, and the Pac Mac Dumplings are great too - they even put little eyeballs on them!
The oldest dim sum restaurant in the city, and it's still just as good as it was in 1920 (so we hear). The shrimp and snow pea leaf dumplings are excellent, as are the soup dumplings.
Totally worth journeying out to Queens to visit this spot. If you've never had chicken feet dim sum before, you MUST order them here.
When we're in search of dim sum in Midtown, this is our go-to spot. The soup dumplings and shrimp dumplings are delicious, and not too expensive either.
Hands down, the best dim sum in Flushing. Be sure to come on the early side, as there tends to be a wait. Get the shrimp dumplings.
Great and crowded place for delicious Dim Sum (don’t miss the pork buns) and early dinner (try the Pan Fried Flounder and the Hot & Sour soup).
One of the top places for dim sum in Flushing. Come early during the weekends and order the spare ribs.
Our go-to place for straight-up dumplings (as the name would indicate). The fried pork dumplings are our favorite, and the scallion pancakes are actually quite tasty.
Order the Treasure Balls and the Spinach Dumplings, and you'll leave happy.
We could've sworn we were actually eating pork-filled dumplings when we came here. This vegetarian dim sum restaurant is totally legit, even to the meat lovers among us.
THE place to go for steamed buns. We love the pumpkin buns and the BBQ pork buns the most, but they're all pretty amazing.
