PrintWhere do you go for dim sum in Chinatown (NYC)?
My cousin and I will be dining at her favorite spot on Pell Street (2nd place on the left from Mott). Where's your favorite spot and your favorite dish?
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6 Comments:
I am lazy and usually go to Chinatown Brasserie. I know, I know, it's chi-chi and pricey, but the food is very good. Joe Ng knows what he's doing.
kathryn at 5:30PM on 08/22/07
It's not the best dim sum, but I still like going to Jing Fong for the giant dim sum hall experience. My favorite dish is a pair of fried sesame rice balls with red bean paste filling.
Alaina Browne at 6:29PM on 08/22/07
I go to Flushing for Dim Sum. Gum Fung is good.
NSW at 10:47PM on 08/22/07
Thanks, folks!
hereandthe at 9:38AM on 08/23/07
I used to go to Jing Fong, but now I like Golden Bridge even better. The enterence is on the Bowery. The salt and peper squid is fantastic.
LondonM at 9:59AM on 08/23/07
Mei Lei Wah on Bayard (btw Mott and Elisabeth) is better known for (probably) the best steamed pork buns in Manhattan, but they also have a solid, very cheap dim sum menu. Extremely cosy and informal, if you're into that.
cmballa at 5:23PM on 08/23/07