A bustling dim sum institution, serving up traditional carts of Cantonese delicacies in Manhattan's Chinatown. Expect classic dumplings, noodles & rice rolls.
Experience the vibrant and bustling atmosphere of a classic Chinese dim sum parlor, renowned for its traditional cart service. From expertly crafted dumplings and delicate rice rolls to flavorful wok-fried noodles, this establishment offers an authentic taste of Cantonese cuisine. It's a go-to spot for a quintessential dim sum experience, though some diners suggest visiting earlier in the day for the freshest selections and to fully enjoy the traditional cart service.
This restaurant is celebrated for its traditional Chinese dim sum, particularly its Cantonese offerings like dumplings, rice rolls, and wok-fried noodles. While many appreciate the classic cart service and authentic preparations, some diners have noted a decline in quality or suggest visiting earlier in the day to ensure freshness, with one specific negative mention of shark fin soup being pushed on customers.
"While specific dishes are not frequently highlighted, the restaurant is known for its traditional dim sum offerings including dumplings, rice rolls, and wok-fried noodles, typically enjoyed via cart service."
Customer feedback is mixed, with many praising the traditional dim sum cart experience and classic Cantonese dishes, while others express disappointment and suggest that quality may have declined or that earlier visits are best for freshness.
Important Note
Some customers suggest that the quality may have declined over time or that visiting earlier in the day is preferable for freshness and to experience the traditional cart service. There is also a mention of staff pressuring customers to order shark fin soup at the original location.
"A commenter recalled the staff at the original Jing Fong location would push shark fin soup on them, even when they couldn't understand the menu."
Negative"User confirms that Jing Fong does have cart service at its new location."
Positive"User states that Jing Fong may no longer offer cart service after moving to a new location."
Neutral"User simply lists Jing Fong as a dim sum option."
Positive"Jing Fong has restrooms located on the main level, which is convenient for accessibility."
Positive"The commenter suggests going to Jing Fong around 9:30 AM, but advises to be prepared to share a table. They also list Jing Fong as a reliable option."
Positive"The commenter suggests looking into Jing Fong for dim sum."
Neutral"The commenter advises to avoid Jing Fong."
Negative"The commenter states they have been to the new Jing Fong on Centre Street twice and did not care for it, and likely will not return."
Negative"The commenter simply mentions 'Jing Fong' in response to a discussion about dim sum restaurants."
Neutral"The commenter advises against eating dim sum at 5 PM, stating that dishes might be old, stale, and greasy. They mention Jing Fong as a place that stops serving dim sum by the early afternoon."
Negative"The commenter mentions Jing Fong as one of the frequently recommended places for dim sum where a wait is expected."
Neutral"The user suggested Jing Fong as a good option for Christmas Day lunch in Chinatown, NYC."
Neutral"This commenter simply mentioned 'jing fong'."
Neutral"This commenter mentioned that the old Jin Fong (likely referring to Jing Fong) used to be their go-to spot, implying a past positive experience."
Positive"This commenter expressed disappointment with Jing Fong, noting that despite its fame, it has not met expectations compared to other dim sum places."
Negative"Recommends Jing Fong as a Chinatown dim sum parlor to visit on a weekend morning for the full dim sum cart experience."
Positive"The commenter lists Jin Fong (likely Jing Fong) as a Dim Sum option in Chinatown within a suggested itinerary."
Neutral"Suggested as another dim sum option if visiting Manhattan's Chinatown."
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