“You won’t get the theatricality of the pushcarts that you have at larger dim sum places because you have to order from a menu, but that also means your orders arrive super hot and are fantastic.”
H3
7.7/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
There are no carts. You order the off a menu and it comes out fired to order, which people say keeps the skin taut instead of gummy. Get the and the . It's also the pick for , with around ten options. Some regulars call it fusion and say it misses the classics.
“You won’t get the theatricality of the pushcarts that you have at larger dim sum places because you have to order from a menu, but that also means your orders arrive super hot and are fantastic.”
H3
“dim sum go go on east broadway's my pick — no carts, everything's fired to order so the har gow skin actually holds up.”
H3
“dim sum go go on east broadway is my manhattan pick, everything's fired to order so the har gow skin stays taut instead of going gummy.”
H3
“Cheap and delicious!”
H2
“skip dim sum go go unless you want more fusion dim sum”
H2
“For dim sum, dim sum go go is great for two people bc the servings are a little smaller”
H2
“I have a recommendation anyway. Dim Sum Go Go. You order off a menu, I think it's the best in town.”
H2
“I highly recommend Dim Sum Go-Go in Chinatown. They steam your order fresh all day. Quality and selection is great”
H2
“I eat at Dim Sum GoGo frequently, but mainly out of convenience (location outside of China town not near other dim sum). It’s decent”
H2
“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.”
H2
“Dim Sum Go Go. Lots of options. Get the Curry Beef dumplings!”
H2
“I would say the all day dim sum spots are the better option and will be probably more fresh. Places like Dim Sum Palace, Nom Wah, Dim Sum Go Go, AweSum Dim Sum, Tim Ho Wan would be much safer bets to have dim sum available at dinner time.”
H2