Authentic Chinese dim sum & Cantonese fare w/ great quality/price balance. Late-night option & private rooms available.
This Chinatown gem offers a classic dim sum experience with a focus on quality and value. It's a go-to spot for authentic Chinese flavors, known for its extensive dim sum selection and Cantonese dishes. Customers praise the balance of taste and price, making it a reliable choice for both casual meals and group gatherings.
The restaurant is celebrated for its authentic Chinese cuisine, with a strong emphasis on dim sum and Cantonese dishes. It's frequently recommended for its quality and affordability, offering a satisfying experience for those seeking traditional flavors. While specific dishes to avoid are not mentioned, the overall feedback on the dim sum and other Chinese offerings is positive.
"While specific dishes aren't explicitly listed as recommendations, the restaurant is consistently praised for its dim sum and Cantonese cuisine. The quality and price balance makes it a popular choice for these offerings."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment, highlighting the good quality-to-price ratio and authentic Chinese flavors, particularly dim sum. It's also noted as a reliable option for late-night dining and has private rooms available.
Important Note
One user noted that while the Midtown location is convenient, dim sum quality might decrease if visiting after 1:30 PM. Another commenter had a disappointing experience at the LIC location, finding it to have smaller portions and a less extensive menu compared to the Division St. location.
"Dim Sum Palace on William St is questioned as a potential place for wonton soup."
Neutral"The Division St. Dim Sum Palace is praised for solid, enjoyable food and catering to local Asians, with options for discounts and a private room."
Positive"The LIC Dim Sum Palace location was a disappointment, with smaller portions and a less extensive menu compared to the Division St. location."
Negative"User acknowledges that waits can be long for larger groups at dim sum houses, but prefers Dim Sum Palace to avoid sharing tables."
Neutral"User recommends Dim Sum Palace, noting it's a solid option despite being a chain, and prefers it for avoiding shared tables and long waits."
Positive"This user suggested Chinatown as an accessible dining option via train for those near Grand Central."
Neutral"Dim Sum Palace has restrooms located on the main level, which is convenient for accessibility."
Positive"Dim Sum Palace on Division is on the first floor, but a dedicated waiting area wasn't recalled. Waiting times can vary."
Neutral"This commenter advised making a reservation at one of the Dim Sum Palaces."
Neutral"The user is considering Dim Sum Palace for a late-night meal after a movie at Metrograph."
Positive"This commenter, who works in Chinatown, listed Dim Sum Palace as one of the restaurants to consider for dining in."
Neutral"This restaurant in Chinatown is open until 3 AM, making it a late-night dining option."
Positive"This user mentioned Hakka Cuisine as a potential place that might have made the dish, but noted that the restaurant is now closed. A link to a NYT review was provided."
Negative"The user suggests Dim Sum Palace in Midtown, and notes that going after 1:30 PM can lead to a less crowded experience, though dim sum quality might decrease."
Positive"This user recommends Dim Sum Palace, mentioning that the East Village location is convenient."
Positive"This commenter recommends Dim Sum Palace, specifically mentioning the Financial District location."
Positive"This user has visited two Dim Sum Palace locations and found them to be consistently quiet and uncrowded."
Positive"This commenter suggested Dim Sum Palace as a potential spot for breakfast or brunch, specifically mentioning it as a dim sum establishment."
Neutral"The commenter suggested Dim Sum Palace as a less touristy option for all-day dim sum in Chinatown."
Positive"Recommends Dim Sum Palace for dim sum."
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