Dim Sum Palace

We went here for dinner for the first night in NYC. We were sat quickly. The place is small and more of a traditional restaurant. The waiter came and took our orders and brought us our drinks then he disappeared for the rest of the night. He didn't check in on us or let us know what dish was which. The food was excellent and very flavorful. Our favorite was the Shumai with big chunks of shrimp.

This is such a delicious dim sum place and they have a lot of great vegetarian options. The staff are a little abrupt but honestly they are really busy so it makes sense. They do at least take the time to answer your questions and even pointed out all the veggie dishes for me. Food: Food is excellent. It comes out really fast but you can tell that it's fresh. The noddles are oily as expected but the dim sum is amazing! We got a lot of the steamed items and it was so good. Price: Such a great price considering the amount of food you're getting. Atmosphere: This is definitely a super casual place. Insta: @TheShahLALand

Go here for delicious Chicken juicy buns and Pan fried pork and chive dumplings. Their General Tso chicken is amazing. Great portions, good value for dollars spent. Nice service and decent vibes. Would come back for the dumplings and juicy buns.Food: 4/5

Spacious place, big menu Schezuan mushroom dumpling - average Chicken dumpling - very basic, not any flavor as such Mini veg, pork and shrimp dumplings - the best ones. A lot of flavors packed. Don't forget to ask for sauces, my take out didn't have any. Found the prices slightly on higher end.

This was the first time that I ever tried crispy duck and it was delicious! This place has quite a large menu and we did our very best to order and try as much as possible! All of the food was enjoyed and we had so much fun!Food: 5/5

Dim sum was amazing. Especially shaomai and waonton noodle. If we knew this place at the first day in Newyork, we definitely would visit there everyday.Food: 5/5

Have eaten here twice and each time it was a stunning journey filled with not only the joy of flavor but palette pleasing bliss. The dim sum was perfectionFood: 5/5

Just okay. We got an assortment of dim sum that was mediocre. Scallion pancakes: more crispy than they should be Har gow: pretty good. Discrete shrimps instead of ground shrimp Pan fried pork & chives: more chive than pork. Also, seemed to be at least partially deep fried Shrimp and scallop - not that I saw any rice roll: good but need more sauce Crab & corn roll: skimpy on filling No frills place. Most people ordered rice or soup bowls which looked better. Lesson learned.

We were thrilled to have authentic Hong Kong style Chinese food just a few steps away from Times Square. It's a tiny restaurant but the prices are reasonable, the portions are huge, and the taste is simply exquisite. The servers were very helpful and the atmosphere warm and intimate. Maybe the excellent hot sake influenced my review as well. Overall an experience we can't wait to repeat on our next visit to NYC.

Best choice for a delicious dim sum. Fresh ingredient, great taste, quick serve, 5% discount with cash payment.Food: 5/5