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Dim Sum Palace in New York
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New York, New York County, New York, US
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Phone: +1 646-609-3966
Site: https://www.dimsumpalace.com/
Site: https://www.dimsumpalace.com/
Opening hours
- Monday:11AM–11PM
- Tuesday:11AM–11PM
- Wednesday:11AM–11PM
- Thursday:11AM–11PM
- Friday:11AM–11PM
- Saturday:11AM–11PM
- Sunday:11AM–11PM
Comments (199)
Excellent dim sum and very quick, efficient service. I especially recommend the creamy egg yolk buns for dessert. Just excellent. The soup dumplings were some of the best Ive ever had.Unfortunately the prices add up quickly, but I understand that a Midtown location will cost more than a place in Chinatown. Not too busy on a Sunday night.The atmosphere was fine, but could have been improved with some light music to create some ambient noise, especially when there arent many parties dining.We will definitely return!
I have never had Dim Sum before but my boyfriend loves it and was super excited to introduce me to it. I liked it, and he said that it was good but expensive (what can you expect in NYC though?) It was nice to sit outside and enjoy some tasty food.
Great dim sum, very good soup dumplings and rice noodles. Pork and chive dumplings were delicious with delicate wrappers. Jasmine tea was delicious. Highly recommend.
4.5!!! The Dim Sum we tried were fantastic!!! The shrimps fried rice was less special!! Great place for a light lunch near Fifth Ave.
Service is good. Soup dumplings (what they call “juicy” dumplings) were just ok. As others have noted, not as much soup as you might get in other dim sum places. Nothing from what we ordered was outstanding, but it was all pretty good.
Super friendly service and very fresh & tasty food. Recommend 100%! Wish I could come back sooner!
Really good food and portions, but It did seem as if they wanted us to leave. Regardless, a good meal. The dumplings were very good!
Hey I had a super low expectation and they over delivered ! The usual fares were all good. Ha gao and siu mei are not to be missed. But dont forget special dishes like turnip cake and sweet egg home buns. We also had crispy fried noodles and congee. All were good. We went on Tuesday and the service was awesome.
Just go. Just take the time and go. You will not be disappointed at all. My absolute favorite dish here (right now) are the soup dumplings; every bite explodes with flavor!
Soup dumplings were very good. Service was fast and accommodating. Spaced out so feels Covid safe. Everyone enjoyed their meals and everything tasted good. Portions are big so you can share here. I would definitely come back or get this food to go as well. There is indoor dining at this place right now.
Classic Chinese food with Great Service.Cant go wrong & they have a Full bar!
Nice dim sum and congee, other dishes are ok.
Absolutely delicious! All their Dim Sum are freshly made. I love their shanghai dumpling. Very juicy and tasty. Highly recommended.
Its okay. Their scallion pancakes leave a bit to be desired but their congee is pretty good. I always get sticky rice from dim sum restaurants and their sticky rice is just decent.
The turnip cakes were an absolute stand out. One do the tastiest meals I’ve had in NY.
Dim Sum Palace on West 56 st between 5th & 6th aves. have an extensive menu and is reasonably priced. Food is delicious but service is a bit slow. Had Shrimp & Pork Dumplings, Scallion Pancake, Shrimp Spring Roll, and Sweet Sesame Balls…so much to choose from! Will definitely be back!
They have very decent dim sum.
Decent dim sum. The Szechuan won tons were not as spicy or tasty as most but the bbq pork buns and won ton noodle soup are excellent.
The best Mongolian Beef I’ve had in many years! The BBQ Pork Buns and Chicken Dumplings were great too.
Came here last week, and was pleasantly surprised. We were searching for dim sum without having to go all the way to Chinatown, and lucked ourselves into here. Dim sum was delicious (love the chinese broccoli too), service was great and the biggest bonus of all during covid times: clean outdoor patio with heating and hand sanitizer. Polite servers wearing suits will always be charming to me.
The dim sum is decent , but the menu items have a lot of take out restaurant items, which are unauthentic but popular among Americans.Oh, and the dim sum here is priced quite a bit higher than Chinatown or Flushing. Servings are small too.The soup buns are just okay, skin is slightly thick and theres hardly any soup. The shumai is good. So is the other dumpling I posted.Service is mediocre.
Excellent food here. They give good portion sizes, food is cooked fresh, and the inside is not too loud.
What a great discovery for me! A dim sum place that serves dim sum until midnight!! Living in SoCal I am used to dim sum restaurants to serve dim sum only for brunch or lunch but never for dinner (with the exception of Din Tai Fung). I tried about 4 varieties and liked all of them. Service was good and food was brought to the table piping hot and promptly. They made their own dipping sauces... all very good, the ginger one was EXCELLENT!
Delicious, traditional Cantonese food
Much better than your average nyc dim sum,a bargain place to eat in midtown manhattan. best duck wonton soup Ive had
Very good, hot dumplings--seafood, sausage and chive, spicy pork-- and cold beer. Good prices in a great location. Covered outdoor seating and heaters on a rainy chilly day. Thanks!
Very crowded during the lunch hour so definitely try to be there around 12. Service was fast and the food was delicious. The shrimp dumplings and Sichuan spicy fresh mushroom dumplings were amazing. Crispy green tea rice balls were filled with beans and peanuts, super yummy! Ill go back!
Autentic Hong Kong DimSum, highly recomended for a very good DimSum.You can even here get Tsingtao beer just like in HKG.
We love this restaurant. The food is amazing. The waiters are attentive, efficient, and nice. There are many delicious options to choose from, and our entire family leaves content and full despite our widely varying tastes. There is outdoor dining space with heaters for those who dont want to or cannot eat indoors. Highly recommend!
Good food but very slow service.
Chinese restaurants are not known for exceptional quality and outstanding services. That’s why there aren’t many 50 or 100 year old establishments like Italian or French. But this one stands out on its own, especially in the middle of Manhattan. We went there tonight on seemingly good reviews and thought we’d try our luck. What a mistake. It felt like either the owner was trying very hard to drive the restaurant out of business or the employees are so mad at the owner that they are trying to sabotage it. Some of the dishes were so bad that it felt like intentional. The chef simply threw in the whole Chinese Broccoli stems into the wok without bothering to cut them. Dim Sum port ribs are supposed to be finely cut lean pieces and steamed in fine small dishes. The ones we had were the low quality meat 4-5 times larger with all the fats and connecting tissues…. Ugh. It just so happened that we ate at a Korean restaurant in Korea Town the night before. The contrast could not be more stark - the quality and the service, despite of the fact that some of the Korean ladies were struggling with English. But they were warm and caring. You wonder why Korean businesses are thriving! Oh, one more thing. This Dim Sum place has a Karaoke room next to the main dining area without any sound insolation. And the door was always left open. We ate the entire meal enduring the kind of bad singing that only reminded me of wolf howling. Not only the waiters and waitresses were oblivious to that, they were talking so loud among themselves - back and forth next to you - that added to the noisy environment. That’s it, I guess. This one is off my list, forever.
Great vegetarian selection, delicious iced tea, friendly service, nice outdoor seating
From the food to the service, everything was great. The restaurant was clean and the garlic spare ribs stole the show. I really enjoyed the experience.
Delicious dim sum and duck. The place wasnt super jam packed either which was really nice. The service was friendly as well. My family and I ate here 2 days in a row!
Very fresh, yummy dim sum! Super fast service, clean & nice ambiance. Would definitely return.
When the Red Peony had the wheels fall of the bus on Christmas, we walked away from our reservation and were welcomed by the staff of Dim Sum Palace. Lucky accident as the food and service were fantastic.
Lunch time is packed during weekends. Dim sum is good and waiters are friendly.
Very unpolite and rude (especially the small guy with white hair). I don’t recommend this place, absolutely. And the quality of food isn’t good, the place is dirty.
Dim sum heaven. Cheap, plentiful, and delicious. This was the perfect quick eat. The service was great. We were in and out. P.S. terrific seafood lo mein
Had a great selection for our dim sum craving.
This place is a gem!Everything I ordered, from the cocktail to the dimsum platter, crispy spare ribs, spicy wontons and even the desert, crispy green tea rice balls with sesame paste filling, was fantastic.Service is friendly, efficient and quick.Prices are very reasonable (though more expressive than Chinatown).What more can you want?Im definitely coming back to try more menu items :-)
The food here is very authentic so I would recommend doing some deep research when choosing what to order. The ambience isn’t particularly the best for a date as it feels more like a take out place and I should have realized it might be a better solo lunch spot.Staff is great 👍 but I wouldn’t go back or feast there.
The food was not good at all! Total waste of my lunch money and time. But the young lady who took my order was very nice. Only reason I gave them a try is because a guy who was leaving the restaurant as I was coming in said the food was very good. I would have made better time getting chinese food in one of the outer boroughs. I got the sesame chicken with vegetable rice and the chicken was extremely tough and the rice was very bland. I took a few bites and afterwards most of it went in the trash. If you are very hungry dont let the pictures on the menu fool you!
Good and authentic dim sum, friendly service, clean restaurant.
The food here is so good. Came here to pickup takeout for a good Saturday night and got lost trying to find this place after getting off the subway. And then it started pouring and had no umbrella. When I arrived, they were really nice and gave me towels to dry off amidst the downpour. Would definitely come back as the service was very good and so was the food too.
Excellent food and service. My family loved it whilecelebrating Chinese New year here for lunch.
Authentic, fresh and delicious yum cha in the heart of Fifth Ave. Amazing congee, sticky rice and steamed Shanghai buns. Also has American-style Chinese for those who like it.
Absolutely the worst dim sum. If you are into the real experience, dont waste your time and money here.Spring rolls - soaking in oil!Steam pork dumplings - very thick skin and lot of rind in thre porkSalt and pepper shrimp - no salt or pepper! Absolutely no flavorShrimp rice noodle: flavourlessNo idea how they survive with such nad food! Likely a lot of first time tourists like us!
Good Chinese food that caters to American taste near Central Park.
Quite authentic place for Cantonese dim sum. But the place is a bit dark and floor is kinda oily.
Average Chinese restaurant, good for a hearty meal.
The service is fine but the food is so so. My order was a little salty.
Yummy yummy dim sum n the lichitini yummm! Comfortable and festive outdoor seating with heaters. Just pack ur earmuffs and scarf for extra comfort!
I haven’t sit down to eat here yet, I’ve only ordered take out but their pineapple cheese wontons are amazing. The pineapple fried rice is good too and the drinks look pretty.
Been to this place few times with the worker due to the food and service
Typical dim sum restaurant. Prices on higher side although they have some interesting selections like this green tea balls which is pretty good and unique
We’ve been to the location on 46th street a number of times. This is our first visit to the 56th location. All visits have been great. Great selection, excellent service, food comes out hot. Our goto place for Dim Sum in NY.
This is a DECENT dim sum spot!!!!!Much better than those long-standing ones in Chinatown!Dumplings taste super fresh and delicious and portion size is BIG!Very warming staff and attentive service!!!!Great preventatives during the Covid (took temp, kept a record of my phone and address just in case)Let me had my milktea delivered there while dining there
Yummy dumplings!!Good selection of dim sum dishes with printed menu with pictures you mark to indicate which dishes you want. Outdoor seating was perfect.
Shrimp dumpling is far from authentic compared with the one I had in Hong Kong and other cities in Guangdong. I mean...the gap between the transparent wrapper and the shrimp are way too large and it is not juicy at all. Considering the happy hour deal it is acceptable though. For the congee they will not offer you the crackers you usually will be given together with the scallion when ordering congee in dim sum setting in China, which is a downfall to my general impression to this place.
Great food, albeit service was a bit slow, with some of our dishes arriving either very late or not at all. They made efforts to compensate by providing free dishes.With so many business struggling, it warms my heart to see them busy & wish them success to remain afloat until inside service is allowed.
The service was very, very slow (nearly an hour for the food to come out). They forgot to bring half of the stuff we ordered. The food was decent.
Excellent little restaurant and one if the most affordable in the vicinity. The duck spring rolls were amazing, simple, and tasty. We had the Shanghai Fried Rice for our base and the pork bun were my wifes favorite. Plus the beer was cold and the staff efficent. We win😁.
Quite a clean place with authentic dim sum. They had good variety of dim sum items and offered 20% discount. But the non-dim sum items such as fried rice/noodles or vegetables were at a regular price. So the waiter was pushing a little bit for us to order the non-dim sum. But overall, I’d come back and just order more dim sum items :)
Just back from dinner. The food was amazing. We ordered a bunch of items off of dim sum menu and also the Chicken Lettuce Wraps. They were to die for. The dim sum was out of this world. Nothing was heavy, fatty or greasy/oily. We ordered Crispy Garlic Spare Ribs. Would go back just for those. Will be back!
First time trying Dim Sum I ordered the Mongolian Beef it was very good the place is pretty pricy but it’s a lot of food,, too much for just one person so share if you can.
Went for the happy hour. Got Peking Duck as well. Im not a Dim Sum or Peking Duck aficionado. But, it all seemed tasty for what it is.The pork buns are really juicy. My favorite of the four dim sum we got that are the most popular there.I still prefer Korean BBQ, but this is cheaper, by far.
Their food is only bested by their friendly service. This Chinese restaurant is our go to spot for lunch from now on. They serve dim sum all day and their lunch special is a great deal. Our team has probably been there six times already. Five stars all day every day. You have to try their shrimp dumplings and chow fun.
We ate lunch at this location after Central Park visit. It was a pleasant surprise to find high quality authentic Cantonese food here. We had dim sum and ordered a few dishes. The beef Ho Fun was very good. The staff were attentive and helpful. Highly recommend it.
The dim sums are a bit expensive but the food is pretty cheap for the portion served. Both are excellent though
The food was very good. In fact it is better than most, but it is not the very best.That said some dishes were excellent. To order you mark up a menu with your selections.I would definitely eat here again. The value for money was excellent.
Was there with some friends because they wanted dim sum. Picked the place randomly... didnt know much about the place. The food was quite overpriced, and overall the place was quite empty. We were expecting good dim sum (idk why) but I was quite disappointed in the quality of the dim sum. The plates ranged from around $4 to around $14 (if I remember correctly) and I was able to tell that some of the dim sum was the instant dim sum bought frozen from the supermarket, not fresh made like other Chinese restaurants. For example, we ordered the scallion pancake; I was able to tell that it was the ones that I would get in a package of around 5-6 for $2-3, however, it cost $6 to get one here.... =.= what is with the pricing, I feel very ripped-off. Didnt eat much overall.On the bright side, maybe the lunch/dinner dishes might be better. I wont know tho, cause I didnt get those and I dont plan on going back to this place... @__@
Had a great meal here! The shrimp dumplings (har gaw?) were phenomenal and many several orders of them were had. In addition to the dumplings, I ordered an order of General Tsos Chicken, which was phenomenal. The sauce was great, and the chicken was actually quite crispy. The drinks were great, and the service was quick and friendly despite being a busy holiday weekend.
Crowded small space.Service is rough, very slow and not attentive;Tea is very expensive $8 a pot!Food tastes poor and very fatty. Meat is not fresh or well cooked.Its crowded due to its location surrounded by tourists.This is not a traditional good quality Chinese dim sum. Its a fool foreigners kinda dim sum. Golden Unicorn in Chinatown is much better in my experience.
The closest place with a variety of dim sum dishes in UES, second time ordering pick up, not as good as Chinatown, but its close enough! And hits that dim sum craving!
Worst chinese food i ever had. Not sure how they survived pandemic n NYC..Staple food- fried rice n General Tso was bad..for the price… don’t go there
I went here for dinner last night with my sister about an hour before they were close and everything was great. The service was quick and attentive. The food was phenomenal, the sweet sesame balls were my favorite. Highly recommend
A no-frills restaurant on a seedy sort of block with surprisingly great dim-sum and a full Chinese food menu as well. Very good, friendly service. Theres a back room for families. My favorite? The sesame dessert balls, which are delicious, especially warm!
Great find. Looking for dim sum on recent trip to NYC and came across this via gmm. Wasnt on any best of lists so were able to get in fairly quick and the food and service are fast and friendly and really tasty with a few unusual plates. No cart here, and I think Im starting to like dim sum via menu more and more. Just make sure you dont get charged for a missing dish. Solid.
Amazing dim sum truly like what you can get in Hong Kong. The shrimp dumplings (har gao), roast duck spring rolls, and stir fried turnip cake are SO good.
Amazing dim sum and Chinese food. They make it like how they do in Chinatown, where I grew up. The dim sum comes steaming hot and comes with a picture menu. They do not serve via carts. The Chinese food reminds me of when my family used to frequent the restaurants in Chinatown. You wont be disappointed.
Got my dim sum fix, loved it!
Great food with fast service. A must go to dim sum place. But unfortunately there is no Peking duck even at 11am in the morning…
Really enjoyed the Dim Sum here. While they do not have have carts, overseeing is easy and the dishes come out quickly. Shredded duck dumplings, and the Tiny Buns, were standouts. They do not have baked bao or some other popular baked items.
Legit dim sum options for vegetarians. Not just one dumping bit nearly 10+ options. And of course the meat options were awesome as well. This place is sincerely the best Ive had in NYC for the price.
Food was good except the sau lung bao, Skin was a little thick & not a lot of soup in the dumpling. Wait service was attentive. Food came out quick & hot. Didnt feel rushed by staff to leave. Place is a little small. Does have a bar & choice of teas. A little pricey. The ambiance was pleasant.
Nice service, but non Cantonese dim sums are terrible. Crab meat steam dumplings don’t have any crabmeat, this dish you have to get it from Joe’s Shanghai across the street. Pan friend pork bun is totally off note. They have no clue how to make this typical Shanghainese dish. Steamed Shrimp dumplings and chicken feet are pretty good. So pick carefully.
For a midtown dim sum style restaurant. The food was very good, service was very efficient and professional. We had an excellent meal and time for a great conversation.
The restaurant itself for sit down is very good, but we ordered food to be delivered for a farewell party at our company and it was lousy. They arrived an hour early and they completely ripped us off in terms of price and the quality and quantity of the food. Ive had better food at your normal run of the mill Chinese Take out place. Very disappointing to say the least.
Vegetarian options for steamed dim sum are awesome, especially the Buddha Delight and Spicy mushroom. Also a good deal, $80 for 3 ppl and we were really full!
Service and food was excellent very good
Great lunch place near Central Park! Delicious duck spring rolls and juicy chicken buns!
Lunch specials were very good.
Excellent dim sum, great hot tea, and delicious entrees
Delicious ma po tofu, free tea Refills, nice atmosphere, yummy duck too. Weird choice of dimsum, more American than authentic Chinese which was a bit disappointing but other than that, really tasty food and good service. Will try to return.
Love this place! Authentic Chinese food. Children loved the soup dumplings. I loved everything I tried today. Clean, not expensive, good service.
The food is simply amazing. We came during the lull which was nice. They have ½ off dim sum at 3 but we were so hungry we couldnt wait that long x.x
Not very authentic place for dim sum
What a find if your looking for dim sum. I went at 4pm craving dumplings and lucked out as all dim sum was half price between 3-5pm making it a very affordable meal for Manhatten. Would recommend to anyone visiting MoMA.
Ordered a very large delivery and everything was piping hot, delicious and correct.
Chicken with cashew nuts. Not recommended. Small pieces of chicken blended with nuts an chopped vegetables served in one pile. Strange consistency. Did not taste good at all. Although hungry could only eat a couple of spoons of this heap.
Very tasty, fresh, and authentic dim sum! The service is super friendly and fast
These people were so nice. The dumplings were amazing! My family really enjoyed it. It is authentic and the best place to get Chinese.
It really isn’t anything special. Small space, very outdated. They don’t play music so all you hear is clinking dishes. Service wasn’t very attentive even though when we went it was empty. The food is just ok. We spent $70 for two and were still hungry. Won’t be back.
Solid dim sum. Its pricey for dim sum, but its midtown, so to be expected. You just have to reset expectations and realize youll still get full without spending that much compared to neighboring restaurants
Very bad tastes , not worthy , service is very basic , much better to eat in more authentic around China town
Great Chinese food right off time square. Dumplings where really good and the fried rice was some of the best I’ve ever had. Grace is awesome as well!
Disappointed on half of dimsum dishes that I ordered. just no taste and not properly cooked. I couldnt even finish one of dish. Additonally they are mostly pricey, 4.5~5.5$/dish.
Its a regular spot for me and my wife to have lunch. A bit expensive but great quality! I am grateful that someone brings authentic dimsum to midtown but wish it could be a bit less expensive.
Have only ordered take out. Always good always consistent. The only reasons Im giving them a 4 and not a 5 is: 1) to much oil & 2) they always forget to put sauces in the bag even though they say they do.
Place is solid. Food is really good, service wasnt bad. Place wasnt remarkable but Id go back
Delicious dim sum, great service and definitely clean and nice atmosphere! I eat here at least 4 times in one week when in NYC. Maybe even 5 times!
Went to pay for my food, told the staff I would pay by card and tip in cash. They said no problem, proceeding to trap me in a corner whilst I had the tip money in my hand, (at this point Id paid the $79.00 bill, which wasnt worth the money) shouted in my face I wasnt allowed to leave without paying a tip. Which was very intimidating, especially being cornered and shouted at in front of children. I managed to get around the so called man blocking me in, put the tip money into my pocket and ran out the door, from this volatile man. Ive arrived home to check and theyve taken an extra $20 from my account without my consent.I most definitely wouldnt reccomend with these abusive staff members. Its put me off returning to NYC.
Awesome place food was excellent nice portion for price and very friendly service
Nice ambience, friendly staff and delicious food. I had shrimp dim sum and chicken and broccoli. Decent prices and big portions!
Fantastic place for dim sum and dim sum. And then you can sum more 😀👏 tonight ordered 4 different types and washed it down with hot sake. Please visit this restaurant for sure.
Food comes out quickly. Reliable, satisfying & inexpensive meal. Great for catching a bite before or after a show at City Center or Broadway Theatre.
Horrible food I was served a sweet and sour pork dry it felt like the food was a month old. I had one bite and couldn’t eat I spoke to the waitress that charge me any way I would not recommend.
The food was fantastic! However, I did not like the fact that my guest felt harassed due to the fact that I was running late. The guest felt forced to order something. This is the reason I did not give them five stars.
Downright excellent dim sum, clean outside seating, great stuff.
Reasonably priced and good quality dim sum in an unassuming location in Midtown. No reason to travel all the way to Chinatown if you are in this part of town.
Pretty chill for a dim sum place and they aren’t too busy. Great place to walk in, sit down, and get some top tier food in 5-10 minutes.
Long wait and service was okay.. had to wait a while to request somethings.. waiter is very busy (i guess)..... but at least there is one in midtown..food was not bad as well.
Great Dim Sum. Try to catch them later in the day. The 50% off allows you to try everything youre interested in without breaking the bank.
Great Dim Sum in Midtown. A little bit more on the pricier side though. Their XO Sauce Turnip Cake was a great hit with my friends.
You know, for such a basic looking place it actually had the best Orange Chicken I have ever ate. I would have chosen 1,378 other places before this but I was with some cheapos. But hey it worked outn! Honestly I would go back!
Truly terrible sesame noodles. Some kind of watery, sweet sauce without a HINT of sesame. They should be ashamed.
Decent dim sum. They charge tea by pot.
Good selection and taste. They are on the pricey side and low in portion. The staff was friendly but very limited in interaction. The place looks old though well maintained.
Great selection of dim sum, reasonable price and quick service. Nothing fancy, good for lunch.
Around June 2017 my Gay friend and I went to have dinner here and everyone seemed to be gracious and polite unbeknownst to me they were ridiculing us in their native tounge not knowing my Caucasian Gay friend knew exactly what was being said so we tried our best to enjoy our meal overlooking the humiliation and even left a tip but never returned. Last month on a rainy day I had grocery shopping bags and had forgotten about the incident so decided to go eat but their doors were closed and I saw three employees, one female and two males who didnt bother to offer to open the door for me while I struggled to go inside. Whats worse is that once inside the female said something that made the others laugh and all remained sitting down on the stools near the door all looking at me which made me feel so unwelcomed and humiliated so I walked out and will never return. THIS PLACE IS BOTH HOMOPHOBIC AND TRANSPHOBIC and it sucks because theres a few feminine guys working there, BEWARE!
Lunch rather expensive. Dim sum and service are good. But the dishes are too greasy and unhealthy.
The dim sum was fresh, flavorful, and delicious. Great service as well, we’ll definitely be back!
It was tasteless Chinese overpriced and they dont even give rice with the main dish. The food was Bland and they didnt even give a fortune cookie at the end. I wouldnt recommend it
Took a couple friends to experience Dim Sum. We had a great time and enjoyed the food as well.
Extravagant prices with small portions. The woman lied about the portion. I made it clear that I wanted 1 quart of Lo mein and she agreed.
Great Chinese place service wasnt 100 % but was great food good portion size
My food was cold. They were nice enough to heat it up but it took them a very long time that my friend had finished her entire meal before they brought my food out.
Great place for lunch! Theres lots of room in the back and the food is well priced and delicious. The staff are courteous.
Delicious dim sum and great service. They have 50% off dim sum on weekdays 3 pm-5pm.
Delicious selection of dim sum and tea and great sesame balls and pork buns
Very good dimsum especially for Manhattan.
Very authentic quality dishes. I spent time in China and Hong Kong and this is the real deal...
Best in the West, or at least the Upper East !
Fast service. Best shrimp dumplings I have had. The pork buns were perfect.
Amazing!!! This was our first time eating dim sum! Yum yum!!
Good to have a dim sum place in midtown. Understandably a little more expensive compared to Chinatown due to the location.
Like the custard buns. $20 min/person for some reason
Its a great place for authentic dim sum. I thought I had returned to Hong Kong!
A very crowded place! Food is mediocre. but good for a manhattan one-day traveling lunch.
Over priced food was okay $80 for two entrées for okay food is a bit much
Awesome late night dim sum. Soup buns were dry but the rest of the dim sum was great.
Good food, reasonable price, too bad they dont have chinese white wine
Amazing dim sum. Great service, fast and with a smile. Have to go again.
Love that you can choose your dimsum from a menu rather than wait for the carts going around
Fresh and hot and tasty AF. We paid $50 inclusive of a 25% tip - well be back :)
Good variety of dim sum. Waitress was not pleasant.
Great food with very good service!
Outstanding Dim Sum, great service nd selection
I love their Dim Sums!I come every time when in NY
Great dim sum, good selection
Good food, good atmosphere, and good people. I would totally recommend coming here if youre nearby.
Even the restaurant doesn’t have fancy deco, their food is very authentic and delicious!
Great food. Nice staff
Pricy, in my opinion. The dim sum is good, but other food was not that good.
Best veggie dim sum in midtown that I have found so far!
Great from beginning to end Larry was our server amazing I can’t even tell you how awesome this place was!!!!!!
Authentic experience ...slap your mammy its so good
Good quick dim sum. Classic dishes. Good service.
Very good Dim Sums. Fast service. Superb selection.
The dim sum is just fine, a little pricey for its quality.
Delicious variety of food, recommend the green tea dessert buns
Fake foodFake foodThe food is not fresh and the beef has a stinking taste
Omg from dumpling to shrimp rolls everything yummy 😋
Awesome authentic dim sum. Ordered every week.
Loved the food here. Bit pricey but worth it.
Great food, fast service, and great price! Recommend!
This is a surprise find for us. By far the best dim sum with great ingredients
Really nice and reasonably priced - especially during happy hour.
Lunch special wa2d fairly priced and good tasting.
Actually really good but there are way cheaper places around.
Too pricey for me, for what we got! But was yummy.
Glad I went with a more knowledgable customer because there were so many options.
Nice and authentic dim sum place!!
One of the better dim sum places outside of Chinatown
Amazing Dim Sum. Went two days in a row because it is that good.
Great food.. authentic
The best Dim Sum I’ve had in NY.
Great food and vegetarian options
Total reviews rating 4.3
199 Reviews for Dim Sum Palace 2023:
Review №1
2022-02-21Dim sum palace was absolutely delicious. Definitely in my top favorite 3 along with Tim Ho Wan and Joe’s Shanghai. Everything we order came out hot and fresh! Each of the items we order was very authentic and not Americanized. Definitely a must try when in NYC.
Review №2
2022-03-05This is some of the very best Dim Sum I have ever had. Great service and dishes come out quickly. I wish I lived close so I could work my way through the entire menu because I think almost everything the offer looks fantastic! Nice and clean little restaurant with very friendly and attentive staff. I will be going back when Im in the area.
Review №3
2022-06-09Surprisingly good place! The soup dumplings were delicious and the sweet buns are an absolute must ! So delicious. Make sure to order the deserts that are featured in the photos.
Review №4
2022-04-09The staff were extremely attentive and friendly. We only ordered some dimsum items to try and they were delicious- freshly steamed and very flavourful. The portions were a bit small compared to some other restaurants I’ve been to but overall, I do recommend coming here. I was told that they have half price dimsum from 3pm to 5pm as well.
Review №5
2022-02-23Craving dim sum before our flight out and this was closest to our hotel. Overpriced but mostly satisfied my craving. I like that they have a dim sum platter with 8 different ones to try. So even if you are buy yourself you can have a variety. I would have ordered xo noodle if they had it. Beef noodle the beef was too big and chewy.
Review №6
2021-09-19🥟 I didn’t know you can have dim sum for dinner! A friend who was taken here by experts on Honk Kong cuisine brought us here and we loved it. [Note: there are other branches in the city, but we were told this is the best]. The dumplings and the accompanying sauces - especially the ginger-garlic paste - were delicious. They also have more traditional dinner fare. We ordered the Mapo Tofu and loved it. Service was fast and efficient. We’ll be back!
Review №7
2022-03-04Will always come back to this place! Second time back. Great authentic dim sum you can’t go wrong, every dish we ordered was done right with authentic Cantonese tasting with good pricing.
Review №8
2021-12-22Fantastic dim sum (and other Chinese goodies) in midtown (they have other locations too). Everything was fresh and well flavored. Definitely a top competitor to Jing Fong (Chinatown/UWS) and joes Shanghai and if in midtown I’d pick this place! Tried basically 90% of the menu. Interior is new - upstairs has big and small tables
Review №9
2021-08-09The Bamboo Shoot Dumplings tasted amazing! I also loved the Lettuce Wrap with Chicken appetizer. I liked the outside seating option. They forgot to bring one of our orders first, but they were very polite and corrected it. The waiters were well dressed in uniforms.
Review №10
2021-07-02For authentic HK style dim sum and Canton style cuisine, this is definitely THE PLACE to go!!The quality of the food is just as good as the restaurants in HK. Love love the dim sum here. Super high quality and worth the price. Way better than Chinatown and much better service.Totally recommend to anyone who loves Canton style food.