Vorschläge für Dim Sum Restaurant in der Nähe von Two Bridges, New York

Olaf K. • April 23, 2022Super authentisches Essen. Service sehr nett und schnell.

Oz L. • Februar 20, 2010the best dim sum place in chinatown. you can't go wrong. get the shark fin and duck dumplings.

Kevin C. • August 22, 2012Amazing food. Best in NYC. I lived in China for two years and NYC most of my life. Hands down best place to eat in NYC.

Polina W. • November 27, 2022Great 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!)

Crystal • Januar 24, 2022Dim sum in the new space feels more intimate and elegant, although still miss the cavernous nature of the old place and more of the old school crowd.

Ally M. • August 4, 2015Hidden gem for awesome dim sum. Only Asian people eat here so you know it's good!

Dawn O. • Mai 5, 2018The sashimi, special rolls and hand rolls were delicious! Great ambiance, incredible prices for the quality of sushi you get. Will definitely be coming back!

Samantha M. • August 22, 2011Greatest hits of the dim sum menu: Lotus Root Cakes, Treasure Balls, Rice Flour Rolls with Chinese Kale, Pan Fried Dumplings, Fried Wontons. SO cheap and BYOB...what more could you want.

Karen • Oktober 11, 2023This food court has good options and ample seating, but it feels neglected and pretty dreary inside. They should decorate the place.

Patrick B. • März 11, 2020Great 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

Serious Eats • Februar 11, 2015The best bowl of wonton soup you'll find in Manhattan.

Emily W. • März 25, 2018For large format Chinese dining, Wu’s Wonton is King. You want Peking duck, Dungeness crab, golden fried rice, spring rolls, and, of course, wonton soup. BYO wine (not beer).

Eugene B. • Januar 17, 2015Hands down best soup dumplings in the city. Inevitably always end up ordering pan fried pork dumplings as well. Despite being a Shanghai place, the Har Gows are great too. Go at noon to skip the line.

ᴡ A. • Mai 20, 2018I especially loved the mango pudding!!

Elizabeth B. • Dezember 8, 2022Loved: crispy scallion pancakes, egg fried rice, mapo tofu, lychee cocktail, bok choy, cold sesame noodles. Ok/skippable: general tsos chicken and margarita.

Joan P. • August 17, 2014Make sure to order the baked roast pork bun (not steamed). Sweet glazed skin, savory & ultra juicy pork on the inside for $0.80.

Ami H. • November 1, 2021OG cart dim sum!

Judy C. • November 28, 2021Solid dim sum. They have several locations. Happy to have them back in Chinatown.

Rick N. • November 12, 2016Excellent xiao long bao / soup dumplings at their new Nolita location. Dough may be a bit on the thick side but the flavour is 👍

Afi Y. • July 7, 2015Head down the basement for a no-frills, delicious experience. Huge portions that are unlike anything else you're used to. It's open late too, so come with the drunchies.

Nick C. • July 4, 2012Come early or come late. It's always busy here!

Linny L. • November 10, 2012Go early for more dishes

John D. • Januar 29, 2012Beef stew and wontons with any combo of noodles and soup... that's the move.