Last Updated: 18 days ago
Phone: (718) 765-0098
Address: 714 65 STREET 11220
Authentic dim sum w/ rolling carts, must-try har gow & egg tarts, better than Manhattan's Chinatown.
This bustling dim sum restaurant is a popular spot, especially on weekends when crowds patiently queue for a chance to enjoy the authentic offerings. Guests navigate a lively atmosphere, complete with shouted reservation numbers and steaming carts wheeled through the gold-accented dining room. Must-try dishes include the siu mai, shrimp-filled rice noodles with sweet soy, flavorful black bean spare ribs, and the distinct zongzi, a sticky rice delight wrapped in tea leaves. Weekdays offer a more relaxed experience without the long waits.
This Chinese Cantonese restaurant is highly regarded for its authentic dim sum, featuring traditional rolling carts and a wide array of classic dishes. Standout items include highly recommended har gow, siu mai, egg tarts, golden lava buns, coconut milk cake, and duck tongue with taro. Customers also praise the garlicky ribs and fried fish. The restaurant is noted for its generous portions and unique offerings.
"Highly recommended dishes include har gow, siu mai, egg tarts, golden lava buns, coconut milk cake, duck tongue with taro, garlicky ribs, and fried fish. The restaurant also offers traditional dim sum items like pork buns and cheung fun."
Customers overwhelmingly praise this restaurant for its authentic dim sum experience, with many considering it a top choice in NYC and a superior alternative to Manhattan's Chinatown.
Important Note
While highly recommended for dim sum, it can be crowded and inconvenient to reach, especially on weekends. It's advised to verify accessibility features if needed.
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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."
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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."
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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."
Positive"East Harbor Seafood Palace in Sunset Park was listed as a possible place for steamed pork buns."
Neutral"East Harbor Seafood was mentioned as a recommendation for whole fish in Queens."
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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