Last Updated: 20 days ago
Phone: (718) 765-0098
Address: 714 65 STREET 11220
Authentic Cantonese dim sum & seafood in a lively, traditional setting. Must-tries include har gow, egg tarts, and unique durian mochi.
This bustling Cantonese seafood palace is a beloved spot for authentic dim sum, especially on weekends. Diners can expect a lively atmosphere with traditional service, complete with carts of steaming dim sum dishes. Popular choices include the perfectly prepared har gow, flavorful siu mai, and sweet egg tarts, all served in generous portions. For a truly authentic experience, try unique offerings like duck tongue with taro or durian mochi.
This Cantonese seafood restaurant is a highly recommended destination for dim sum, with particular praise for dishes like har gow, siu mai, and egg tarts. Customers also note positive experiences with seafood dishes, including fried fish and garlicky ribs. Some unique recommendations include durian mochi and duck tongue with taro. The restaurant is also noted for its generous portions.
"Customers rave about the dim sum selection, with specific mentions of har gow, siu mai, pork buns, and cheung fun. The egg tarts are also highlighted as exceptional, along with unique offerings like durian mochi and duck tongue with taro."
Customers consistently praise the restaurant for its authentic dim sum and seafood dishes, with many highlighting specific items like har gow and egg tarts as must-tries. The lively atmosphere and traditional service add to the overall positive dining experience.
Important Note
While highly recommended for dim sum, the restaurant can have long waits, particularly on weekends. It's also noted as being somewhat inconvenient to reach for some.
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Neutral"The original poster confirmed by calling East Harbor Seafood that they indeed have the surf clam noodle dish."
Positive"East Harbor Seafood is suggested as a potential restaurant that might offer the desired surf clam noodles."
Neutral"East Harbor Seafood Palace was recommended as a restaurant option for bone-in whole fried fish."
Positive"The user appreciates the generous portions and specifically compliments the garlicky ribs from East Harbor Seafood Palace."
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Positive"The user highly praises East Harbor Seafood Palace for its authentic dim sum, specifically mentioning duck tongue with taro, and considers it the only dim sum spot in NYC worth visiting."
Positive"The user highly praises East Harbor Seafood Palace for having some of the best egg tarts."
Positive"This user highly recommends several classic dim sum dishes at East Harbor Seafood Palace and notes that the restaurant offers unique items not commonly found elsewhere."
Positive"The user considers East Harbor Seafood Palace one of the better dim sum spots in NYC, expressing a generally positive view of the restaurant."
Positive"East Harbor Seafood Manor is simply recommended."
Neutral"Recommends East Harbor Seafood for Chinese desserts like egg tarts, golden lava buns, and coconut milk cake."
Positive"Commenter 'justflipping' suggested East Harbor Seafood in Brooklyn as a restaurant to consider for Mother's Day, particularly for someone needing wheelchair access. They recommended verifying its accessibility features by calling ahead, after an initial check on Yelp/Google Maps."
Neutral"Recommends East Harbor in Brooklyn (BK) as a very good choice for those who enjoy dim sum. This was suggested as an alternative to Flushing for good Chinese food."
Positive"A dim sum place recommended for chicken feet."
Positive"The user recommended visiting East Harbor Seafood Palace for a meal, suggesting it as a worthwhile dining destination."
Positive"Recommends East Harbor Seafood Palace for dim sum, describing it as the real deal."
Positive"Mentioned as one of the user's go-to dim sum places, located in Sunset Park, Brooklyn."
Positive"Listed East Harbor as a top NYC dim sum choice and noted they serve durian mochi, a dish the original poster was looking for."
Positive"Strongly endorsed East Harbor as the 'only answer' for dim sum, while noting it's somewhat inconvenient to reach."
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