Last Updated: 8 days ago
Phone: (718) 765-0098
Address: 714 65 STREET 11220
Authentic dim sum w/ rolling carts—a must-try Brooklyn spot that rivals Manhattan's Chinatown. Expect classic small bites & great value.
This Brooklyn-based Chinese restaurant is a haven for authentic dim sum, especially on weekends when its lively atmosphere, complete with rolling carts and a loud speaker system announcing orders, is in full swing. Patrons can expect classic small bites like siu mai and shrimp-filled rice noodles, with weekdays offering a more relaxed dining experience. It's considered a superior alternative to Manhattan's Chinatown for dim sum, boasting better prices and higher quality.
This restaurant excels in Cantonese cuisine, particularly its dim sum offerings, which are frequently recommended. Dishes like har gow, siu mai, and various steamed buns are highlighted for their quality. It is also noted for its seafood, Peking duck, and Chinese desserts, including egg tarts and durian mochi. It's considered a top alternative to Manhattan's Chinatown for dim sum.
"Highly recommended dishes include har gow, siu mai, cheung fun, pork buns, duck tongue with taro, fried fish, roast duck, and various Chinese desserts like egg tarts and durian mochi."
Customers overwhelmingly recommend this restaurant for its authentic dim sum and Cantonese cuisine, often praising specific dishes and the traditional rolling cart service.
Important Note
While highly recommended for dim sum, it can be crowded, especially on weekends, and some users note it can be inconvenient to reach.
"The user recommended East Harbor for its dim sum, indicating a positive experience with that offering."
Positive"East Harbor Seafood Palace was listed among general recommendations for Chinese restaurants in Sunset Park."
Neutral"East Harbor Seafood is suggested for large format Chinese banquet style dining."
Positive"A user suggested checking East Harbor Seafood Palace in Brooklyn for surf clam noodles, based on a post from six months prior."
Neutral"This commenter suggested East Harbor Seafood Palace in Brooklyn, noting that while they are more known for dim sum, they also do a pretty good Peking duck."
Positive"East Harbor Seafood was mentioned as a Chinese banquet hall suitable for family-style dining and large portions."
Positive"Commenter listed East Harbor Seafood as a suggestion for a large group."
Neutral"This restaurant is recommended for its roast duck, suggesting it as a good alternative to turkey for a Thanksgiving feast, especially if dining in Sunset Park."
Positive"This Chinese seafood restaurant is suggested as being open on Thanksgiving and may not be on Resy, so calling ahead is advised."
Positive"East Harbor Seafood is part of a list of restaurant suggestions."
Neutral"This restaurant was mentioned as a suggestion for a place that is usually packed on weekends but easier to get into on weekdays."
Neutral"This user suggested East Harbor Seafood as a Chinese restaurant that might be open on Christmas Day and could accommodate a group of 10, mentioning it has parking."
Neutral"States East Harbor is a famous and well-known dim sum spot in Brooklyn, considered better than Asia Jewels in Flushing."
Positive"Recommends East Harbor for dim sum in Brooklyn."
Positive"Seafood Palace is listed as a potential option for dim sum."
Positive"This commenter suggests East Harbor as a good option for dim sum."
Positive"East Harbor Seafood Manor is suggested as a place that attracts crowds on weekends, implying it's a good candidate for a weekday visit."
Neutral"East Harbor Seafood was included in a list of restaurant suggestions for a birthday in Brooklyn or Queens, with an emphasis on its seafood offerings."
Positive"This is a recommendation for a seafood restaurant in Brooklyn."
Neutral"This commenter recommends East Harbor Seafood Palace in Brooklyn for traditional dim sum with carts, and also mentions ordering Peking Duck there."
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