1. Dim Sum Chelsea
8.8
236 8th Ave (W. 22nd Street), New York, NY
Dim Sum Restaurant · Chelsea · 4 tips and reviews
A: Awa ribs, Dan Dan noodles, eggplant, soups.
Sherene Lambert: The dumpling with crab meat, shrimp and spinach. And the Dan Dan noodles
Elyse Pfeiffer: The Dan Dan noodles are delicious! So much flavor - spice, ginger - and the book chit was cooked perfectly. Soup dumplings were also v good!
6. Dim Sum Palace
8.0
59 2nd Ave, New York, NY
Dim Sum Restaurant · East Village · 3 tips and reviews
Patrick Baskin: Great dim sum spot if you don't want to venture down to Chinatown or Flushing. A bit more expensive than most dim sum spots, but really tasty
Bill Lam: The dim sum is made on site fresh daily. All other dishes on the menu are are very good too. We often order dishes that are not in the menu and never get disappointed.
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7. Nom Wah Tea Parlor
8.1
13 Doyers St (btwn Pell St & Bowery), New York, NY
Dim Sum Restaurant · Chinatown · 377 tips and reviews
Melissa Wallace: Amazing service and delicious food. This will be a regular spot for me.
Time Out New York: Try the steamed-to-order shrimp-and-snow-pea-leaf dumplings, packed with minced shrimp, flecks of scallions and bright, fresh snow-pea leaves. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
Eater: This 92-year-old Chinatown restaurant serves terrific dim sum in a dining room with old-school charm. This is a great place to go for a cheap and satisfying meal in Chinatown. [Eater 38 Member]
8. Ping's Seafood
8.0
22 Mott St, New York, NY
Dim Sum Restaurant · Chinatown · 82 tips and reviews
Luc Doan: Great fried rice. Loved the complimentary chrysanthemum tea
Berk Kapicioglu: I had the dim sum. It was ok. Then we ordered duck and we were finally satisfied. Staff doesn't speak English.
Ben K.: Typically less crowded than the mega dim sum joints like Jing Fong and Golden Unicorn and the food is just as good. Get the pork buns, shrimp har gow, pork shumei, and lo mai gai.
9. Dim Sum Go Go
7.6
5 E Broadway (at Bowery & Chatham Sq), New York, NY
Dim Sum Restaurant · Two Bridges · 137 tips and reviews
Yvonne Ng: Best: pork buns, coconut squares, duck dumplings
Michelin Travel & Lifestyle: Sure it’s filled with more of a western crowd but the dim sum and Cantonese is mighty fine. - Inspector
Serious Eats: Clean, modern-looking menu-based dim sum. Stick to fried dishes and the steamed duck dumplings for best results.
11. Hey Yuet
7.7
251 W 26th St (between 7th Ave and 8th Ave), New York, NY
Dim Sum Restaurant · 4 tips and reviews
Pat Hu: Solid addition to Chelsea: home-style authentic Chinese with wide ranging menu. Crispy garlic chicken is a favorite. Order razor clams if you can, as they often sell out.
pipitu: Steamed Red Rice Roll (红米肠)and durian pastry(榴莲酥)are pretty good. The thousand year egg and pork congee is not right coz it used fatty pork instead of lean pork. I liked the turnip cake too.
Jon hoffman: Get the dim sum
12. Tim Ho Wan 添好運
7.4
85 4th Ave (btwn E 10th & E 11th St), New York, NY
Dim Sum Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 127 tips and reviews
Julie Chau: Pork buns, shumai, shrimp dumplings, rice rolls. Yummmm
Justin Ordoveza: They have instant service at the bar, it's the same food but you stand. The bar is best if your by yourself or for two people. The dim sum is small compared to other places but great quality.
AmateurConcierge: Famous dim sum. Slightly sweet. Loved the pork buns, fried dumplings and French toast. Didn't like the parsnip cake...too fishy
14. House Of Joy
7.4
28 Pell St (btw Mott & Doyers), New York, NY
Dim Sum Restaurant · Chinatown · 8 tips and reviews
Polina Weitz: Great spot for dim-sum. Recently renovated, big and bright dining room with traditional cart service. Huge variety, including delicious dessert dim sum (try the walnut!)
Karen: Plenty of seating and the service is very quick. Fastest I've ever had dim sum from entering the space to leaving it. Definitely have the cucumber salad. Not available at most other dim sum places.
Way Benjamin: Spacious, clean, and modern interior. The dim sum is reasonably priced and tasty. Staff are friendly and attentive; sometimes hard to find in Chinatown. Place is always packed with customers.