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Jing Fong Restaurant 金豐大酒樓

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Dim Sum Restaurant and Chinese Restaurant$$$$

Chinatown, New York

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Jing Fong Restaurant 金豐大酒樓

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Paige CJune 22, 2015
Amazing dim sum! Some of the carts skipped us but we made sure to ask for the items we wanted! Try everything, it's so cheap! We had a 40 minute wait at noon on Father's Day. Not bad!
Michael NataleMarch 7, 2018
Dim sum extravaganza. Try weird things you never have. Try the buns (bao) for sure. They have pork and Nutella versions which are great. The duck and pork ribs are also good.
The Corcoran GroupJuly 17, 2013
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.
AmberJuly 5, 2021
Been here 10+ times
With the iconic huge red banquet hall, Jing Fong may claim the title of THE classic NYC dim sum spot. The food is reliable and prices are a bit cheaper than other top spots. Def a scene on weekends.
Ami H.September 17, 2016
Gone here for 20 years and it's still good times. The dumplings are well made and yum, but for sure don't miss the tasty seafood and offal offerings. Chandeliers make it all so classy-like.
Alex TsuMay 25, 2017
Been here 5+ times
Out of all the dim sum spots in Manhattan, this is where my friends and I go, because it's the best spot for big (12+ ppl) groups. Seriously, this restaurant is the biggest venue I've been to in NYC.
Alex GuevaraJanuary 5, 2013
If you're coming here on the weekend, try to get there around 11. The food is fresher and there is no waiting. By the time I left Jing Fong there was a massive wait outside. Food was amazing!!
Alex SymeonidesOctober 1, 2018
Well this was great! Two carts going round with dim sum, noodles and vegetables. You also get the classic punch card for your order and there are set prices for each dish size.
Nathan RothJanuary 24, 2016
The super-massive chandeliers. The escalator ride to heaven. The expanse of tables and whizzing carts as far as the eye can see. No one does old-school dim sum on a more grand scale than Jing Fong."
TKGOJuly 28, 2012
Jing Fong has all the classic nyc dim sum plates like shumai, sesame balls and spare ribs, but you'll also find a couple new dishes here. Go Saturdays at noon and the wait won't be long!
Carlos SalazarSeptember 25, 2014
A whole new experience to me. Great place, you'll totally feel as if you were in Asia. And I'm not a big fan of Chinatown. It's also fairly cheap. My advice? Try everything they bring to your table.
Simon SteadmanJanuary 26, 2017
Steamed and grilled stuff is good. All dim sum comes round on trolleys, old school style. Watch out for some trolley staff who try to offload dishes onto your table even if you haven't asked!
Twyla NAugust 24, 2019
Been here 25+ times
Absolutely delicious and fresh dim sum, best of NYC. Get there early before 11 to get the freshest dishes and avoid long lines.
Jessica BarnettMarch 22, 2016
April Bloomfield: "My go-to dim sum spot. Arrive early to beat the crowds and fill up on delicious shrimp dumplings and steamed BBQ pork buns pushed around on trolleys by sweet Chinese ladies."
Robin ZNovember 26, 2014
Been here 10+ times
My favorite dim sum place. Looking for an old favorite that's not coming around on the carts? There's a long table in the middle of the dining room on the side away from the entrance w larger dishes.
FunesMarch 21, 2016
Get there early! Wave your hand if you need something bc they are helpful if they see it. We paid $22 pp & had all our favorites. I could've ate a couple more shrimp dumplings but I was satisfied.
Len B.November 19, 2015
You can eat so much and it's not expensive. You have to get there early or be willing to wait for an hour in order to get a table, but it's totally worth it.
NomadDiplomatSeptember 28, 2013
It's so Chinese that it feels like you are actually in China. Great food and kind of awesome to have the carts come by and you choose from them, which ever you like. Reasonably priced too!
Justin TJanuary 1, 2015
Dim sum dishes - small medium and large are all 2.50 each Mondays through Fridays except holidays. Good deal. Legit dim sum! Lots of seats wait is worth it.
KApril 25, 2018
Highly recommend. My family comes every so often for the past 10+ years. Avoid crowds by not coming on Lunar New Year’s and/ or weekends
Kim PhamApril 25, 2015
Been here 5+ times
Best dim sum in NYC. Don't leave without ordering the cheung fun, shumai, and pork ribs with taro.
Branzino BandiniJune 13, 2012
Those seeking the atmosphere of a bustling Hong Kong dim-sum palace will find it at this Chinatown stalwart. Arrive before 10am on weekends to beat the crowd and snag the freshest items.
Dana ParkerFebruary 1, 2015
Dim sum to live for. So many different carts, great food and a great place for new things and old favorites. Very crowded on a Sunday
Nath MMarch 7, 2017
Who would have thought that the food at night time here would be epic? Well it is. Come for Jimmy Fong Fan Club and be sure to get the sang Choy bow!
Sweta MohapatraApril 14, 2015
Absolutely delicious! It got crowded at 11 on the Saturday I went so get here a little early or be prepared to wait a while, especially if you're a small party.
Dolores LoudermilkNovember 28, 2016
The old cruise ship-style enormous dining room packed with people is fun to experience. Dumplings of all kinds were the highlight--vegetables, buns, and fritters were not as exciting here.
Kimmie OhhAugust 14, 2020
Yummy, authentic dim sum! Get the shumai, har gow & pork spare ribs!
Brian PNovember 29, 2014
Best Dim Sum in town. Always a fun spot, family style seating, food on carts and reasonable priced. Get there by 11a or you wont get a seat.
JoMarch 10, 2018
Great dim sum, huge dining hall, relatively short wait at peak time (15 mins for 2 at noon Saturday).
Olivia Z.December 13, 2015
Dim sum here and you should get here at 10am if you don't wanna wait. Also they've now added a drink cart, something different in the traditional dim sum world.
MischaSeptember 14, 2014
Been here 10+ times
When it comes to eating languages won't be a barrier, no matter you don't know a single Chinese words, engrave this in your head: you want the BBQ pork baos...and shumai (hope that's the spelling)
CharlottesFebruary 9, 2016
Escalator to yum cha heaven. Well heaven might be overstating it, but a fun meal with most of the classics, and great for mopping up a hangover
PepeJune 30, 2016
Dumplings. Increibles: (1)-Har Kau (8)-Steam Chicken Bun (13)-Fried Wonton. Muy buenos: (5)-Pan fried dumplings (3)-Rice Noodle Roll with shrimp. No pedir: (6)-Steam Roasted Pork Bun
Kiwi WangOctober 4, 2016
Best dimsum in NYC. It's a pretty intense scene, but worth it. Really kind feels just like being in China! :)
Winson WongFebruary 1, 2015
The dim sum here is alright. It's authentic but not a lot of variety. We waited around 25 mins for 8 people so fast turnaround time. Golden Unicorn is better but try East Harbor at Sunset Park!
Guest of a GuestJanuary 23, 2012
Definitely the place for dim sum if you can swing it in before watching the celebrations. You'll get your pick of fresh, tasty, and hot dim sum from carts that are pushed around. Read more
Shermans TravelAugust 15, 2012
Jing Fong’s at its busiest around 11:30am, and it’s best to go a bit earlier to avoid the lines. Keep in mind that this is a lunch-oriented restaurant – it gets a bit desolate later in the day. Read more
Alyssa BereznakOctober 9, 2015
insanely good, cheap dim sum. chaotic but awesome. last time, my seatmates were an old asian couple who poured whiskey into their tea pot.
JillianDecember 29, 2015
Go in with open eyes and an open heart. Get a lychee cocktail and let the ambiguous doughy cart items be plentiful!
Yujun ShenJanuary 28, 2017
Very popular! The food was great!
Valentina MonteFebruary 22, 2015
Pretty awesome, massive dim sum cartage. I still prefer the classic quaint charm of Nom Wah, but this is the place for cart dim sum.
Asia LindsayJuly 18, 2015
The best dim sum I've had in NYC (and I say this having grown up in Hong Kong). Tasty, quick and super cheap.
Lori LuoAugust 10, 2014
This massive banquet hall serves up thousands of diners on the weekend. You'll get your money's worth on the shu mai, har gow, and chicken's feet though.
Ami ChanJune 6, 2014
Sit near the door for the AC, eat the spare ribs, chicken feet, meat ball and Dow saa Bao
Mike ShermanSeptember 12, 2017
If you are a small party you will share a table. Don't be afraid to chase carts around to get what you want.
SashaSeptember 4, 2015
A lot of delicious food for little money. Come earlier, the line gets crazy.
David ZhangSeptember 21, 2014
Been here 10+ times
Great dim sum. Love the rice noodle dishes and the shu Mai here. Strong turnip cake as well.
Tabi YooOctober 3, 2015
Mainly stuck with dumplings and buns here and they were all delicious! Definitely coming back
hawa axmedJuly 19, 2015
Buns were great and dumpling with peanuts in it were fantastic
Jennifer BergumJanuary 26, 2014
Don't let them push you around! Assert your power when you 1st get there or they'll force things on you you don't want i.e. the bread covered with rice paper. We made that mistake as first timers.

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