“the food there is really good and it doesn’t feel like you’re being ripped off. My friends and I went there for dim sum a couple of months ago and not only is the dim sum great, all the dishes we ordered off of the regular menu were excellent.”
H3
6.9/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
The is cooked to order, so it comes out hot instead of off a cart. That is why people pick it, along with late hours and room for a big group. It costs a bit more than other Chinatown spots, and some find it bland or greasy. The Division Street location in Chinatown is the one people recommend, the FiDi one gets the complaints.
“the food there is really good and it doesn’t feel like you’re being ripped off. My friends and I went there for dim sum a couple of months ago and not only is the dim sum great, all the dishes we ordered off of the regular menu were excellent.”
H3
“The congee at Dim Sum Palace on William Street is awful. It tastes old, stingy with the ingredients, not as good as Chinatown.”
H3
“it was decent but not better than any other dimsum place.”
H2
“Service was better than most Chinatown.”
H2
“delicious, but not romantic in the least- if you are just looking to chow down on yummy Chinese food and good cocktails, tho....”
H2
“[Dim Sum Palace](https://maps.app.goo.gl/beCSpAcKRfL9zhoUA) is open until 3am. Typical Dim sum and traditional Chinese/Cantonese food.”
H2
“really good dim sum / soup dumplings”
H2
“The best dimsum is fresh/hot dimsum. Which only Dim Sum Palace can offer”
H2
“Where I'll always get a table, the service is great, the food is great, and the general ambience is relaxed.”
H2
“Dim Sum Palace has a respectable one”
H2
“Decent food, good prices, dim sum served all day”
H2
“The prices aren't bad and the quality is very good.”
H2