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(Now Closed)Dim Sum Restaurant and Chinese Restaurant$$$$
Chinatown, New York
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Jennifer BergumJanuary 26, 2014Don'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.
jeffrey arnoldSeptember 15, 2017usually go on weekends, but a pretty solid work-lunch option during the week. Carts much more easily available.
Linda ChowFebruary 28, 2016Weekend crowds get crazy starting at about 11am, but authentic and tasty, solid dim sum in a Chinese banquet hall.
Mason CombsMarch 21, 2015Pork buns are the best thing here delicious also so many others I would definitely recommend
Kind of a madhouse. You can discretely slip the person working the door downstairs a $10 and he/she will sit your party immediately.
Russell SinclairJuly 8, 2013Push cart dim sum in a huge space. Best to go with as many people as possible to try a lot of different things.
Dim Sum always!!! Great inexpensive place in the weekend if you're looking to brunch with a large group.
Lindsey FrancesJanuary 5, 2018The classic banquet style dim sum you're looking for in Chinatown on a blustery New Years eve.
Wesley BlissDecember 13, 2015Truly massive in size, and less frenetic than Golden Unicorn, but with equally great dim sum.
Mario TangMarch 25, 2016Dim sum yum yum ......fast friendly ...fairly clean ......very very tasty .....speaks english a plus
RonniFebruary 20, 2016Get here early to grab a table or at least the ticket, gets packed but good dim sum spot
Jim RayOctober 7, 2018Classic Chinatown vibe. Super busy, brisk service, lots of locals and tourists in a giant space.
Shrimp shumai is always a good place to start. And the wait is not as long, no matter how intimidating it looks!
Grisha LunyakovFebruary 26, 2016Delicious dim sum for affordable prices. Plus you feel like you're in Shanghai.
Nora AbousteitNovember 30, 2014MUST get the Steamed Roast Pork Bun. Lotus Leaf Sticky Rice is also great.
Get here before 2pm, or the selection gets super slim and you may have to resort to non-dimsum entrees to satisfy your appetite (and senses).
Ashley RudolphFebruary 8, 2015Saturday dim sum. For a bonus treat try to snag a lychee mimosa when the alcohol cart comes your way.
Luke KingmaMay 28, 2013It's much, much bigger on the inside (sort of a Chinese Tardis), and the carts full of Dim Sum never seem to end. You'll spend an hour in line, and even longer eating.
Peter ToNovember 22, 2014This place is huge, but gets crowded. You may share a table with another group, if you have a small party.
Kym IglikovaApril 24, 2012I absolutely loved it . Although its may seem like a long line when you enter , but it really moves '' Fast & Furious" Loved the hostess with microphone :)
Michael CiccaroneDecember 14, 2014Make sure to get a side of greens from the buffet tables in the center against the wall
Yes we are out of the food chain, but if you arrive after 12 to this place you'll have to hunt the carts bc none of the good carts will stop by your table- Kung-Fu Wu-SuMarch 26, 2015The Chinese Kung-Fu, Wu-Su Association hosts their Annual Chinese New Year Banquet here. May 15:
Allen YangAugust 7, 2014Reasonably good dimsum, almost comparable to Golden Unicorn. Which one of these two you choose should really just be up to how long the lines are.
Chris McMeenDecember 25, 2011Don't ask what it is just eat it it's good. Walk up to the get the seafood at the mini buffet by the restrooms..... the best stuff hides there.
Peter RobinettSeptember 12, 2015When you enter, go to the right. You'll be closer to the kitchen, and later in the afternoon it won't empty out as much.
OmÂr PêrèzMarch 17, 2015Good place to eat a lot with a good price. If you are planning to have only one meal a day...
One of the best dim sum places in Manhattan. Get there around 11:30 on weekends to avoid the crowds!
TK BaltimoreMarch 14, 2011Definitely arrive no later than 11am on the weekends or you will be waiting in a huge crowd for a table. Don't forget the buffet as well as the traveling carts!
Get here early. Great for big groups. Get the custard buns for dessert!
There is a Caucasian girl going around with a cocktail cart. This is kind of amazing.- Kung-Fu Wu-SuMarch 16, 2015The Chinese Kung-Fu, Wu-Su Association hosts their Annual Chinese New Year Banquet here. April 10:
Alex TApril 11, 2015If you want an unforgettable Chinatown experience come here! Nobody speaks English. be prepared to sit with strangers & eat some weird stuff.
Michelle SWMarch 30, 2012Great dim sum; extremely fresh and hot to serve! Truly a must try place, if you're ever in the area ;)
Awesome dim sum place. Vast variety of dim sum plates and more
caroline sistareNovember 29, 2015Best BBQ pork buns in the city! Sometimes the selection is lacking on the carts.
Eliza PingAugust 23, 2011no way around it; if you go during peak times you'll have to chase ladies for the dishes you want. The he cheung here is great!
- Serious EatsFebruary 11, 2013Peak hours are around noon on weekends for dim sum - it gets packed and chaotic.
Bretton TaylorJune 15, 2010Best (and perhaps most reasonably priced) Peking Duck in Chinatown. Only $17! But make sure you get it from the Chinese menu (not the menu w/ the picture).
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Jing Fong Restaurant 金豐大酒樓
20 Elizabeth St (btwn Bayard & Canal St)
New York, NY 10013
United States
New York, NY 10013
United States
Welcome to JING FONG.
Where you will experience the principles of Chinese cuisine through a balance of taste, texture, and fragrances. These core values are reflected in all our dishes, whether it be during dim sum, dinner, or banquets.
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Mon–Fri
- 10:00 AM–10:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- 9:30 AM–10:00 PM
(212) 964-5256
Features
Reservations
No
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. American Express & MasterCard)
Outdoor Seating
No
Food & Drink
Menus
Lunch, Dinner, Happy Hour
Drinks
Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails
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Leann B - 8.1
"Definitely come for Dim Sum brunch! And don't miss some of their other special delicacies!"
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