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“Best Dim Sum in NYC is East Harbor Seafood Palace in Brooklyn.”
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“Asian Jewels is in Flushing and has the best dim sum in the city imo.”
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“but i personally love the fried taro dumplings and turnip cakes.”
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“I like Tim Ho Wan and Dim Sum Go-Go for dim sum. Go-Go lacks some personality, but the food is about as good as NYC dim sum gets.”
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“There's a couple of "decent" options, but the best Dim Sum is in Manhattan/Brooklyn. Check out Hey Yuet, Dim Sum Sam/Palace, or Ping's.”
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“Yi Ji Shi Mo for the juiciest steam rice rolls--thin, chewy, cheap, I immediately need to drop whatever I'm doing and go there today.”
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“buddha bodai for dim sum. my vegan friend neverrr gets to do dim sum and she loved this place. 10/10”
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“Can’t get enough of the steamed rice rolls from Cozy Rice. Get the brisket!”
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“Dim Sum Sam is also worth the visit; it’s probably my favorite dim sum spot in the city atm, albeit that doesn’t have the traditional ambiance.”
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“I would suggest Ping's in Chinatown –– they have dim sum but an extensive menu with seafood, clay pot dishes, etc., that are all amazing.”
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“I’ve never been in person but I often order the shumai from Moon Kee and they are among the best I’ve had.”
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“Hop shing was amazing and had the best buns and dim sum.”
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“the har gow are my favorite in the city!”
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“It's pricey, but the dim sum in particular is outstanding.”
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“Best dim sum in the city in that massive dining room”
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“Joes steamed rice rolls was the best thing I’ve eaten in a long time lol”
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“Cantonese food in NY is better than LA canto food! Dim sum and roast pork especially. Wah Fung in Manhattan and Kings Kitchen in Brooklyn can’t be beat.”
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“My current favorite is at Lucky King on Grand Street. If you're at dim sum, though, there's even better because they're freshly fried. Usually I just need a quick snack though, so I buy a ball at Lucky King and then walk down the block to Tao Hong for an iced yuenyeung.”
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“Nothing is better for a hangover than wu’s wonton king - dim sum and congee with a coca cola.”
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“Another classic NYC Asian option (and very affordable) is dim sum in Chinatown; an amazing “I’m really in NYC!” experience.”
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“If you want more hardcore Chinese, I’d do Dim Sum Brunch at Golden Unicorn which is a10/10 New York food experience.”
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“Worth the trip, not only for NYC’s best rollin cart Dim Sum but superb clams in black bean, fried lobster cantonese, salt baked crispy chicken w garlic etc…”
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“omg agree. its not the cheapest, but if you want the perfect pinnacle of cheongfun's this is the place to go.”
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“Cantonese food in NY is better than LA canto food! Dim sum and roast pork especially. Wah Fung in Manhattan and Kings Kitchen in Brooklyn can’t be beat.”
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“Ten ichi mart because their shrimp shumai is crazy good”
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“Yaya Tea has my fave for fillings (shumai, crab and shrimp tempura)”
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“If you’re already in the area, Park Asia is a great spot for dim sum without the wait.”
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“House of Joy next door has the historic and authentic service of push cart dim sum (and tastes a million times better)”
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“You can always just go to Win Son Bakery across the street from Win Son and have delicious fan tuan and turnip cake as a consolation prize.”
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