Park Asia

All 27 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Best Fried Rice in New York? (Pork, Duck, Chicken, Beef, whateva)7 pts
“Crab fried rice at Park Asia in Brooklyn. Go to a Chinese area in Brooklyn or the city to have the best.”
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in:Sunset Park favorites?4 pts
“park asia for dim sum”
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in:Best Eats in Bay Ridge?3 pts
“East Seafood Harbor & Park Asia for dim sum.”
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in:Manhattan Dim sum cart weekday schedule?2 pts
“park asia is better than both.”
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in:Cheap to very cheap but good eats near Industry City, Brooklyn2 pts
“Great for dim sum”
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in:NYC dim sum…mothers day1 pts
replying to u/zzzzany: At that time there will not be carts at East Harbor. Past like 1ish it really slows down.
“Park Asia down the street also has good dim sum with less of wait.”
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in:Brooklyn Chinatown 27 pts
“Park Asia is a good substitute if the lines too long at East Harbor.”
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in:ISO: best Christmas Day Dim Sum7 pts
“East harbor or Park Asia in sunset park for the win”
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in:Brooklyn Chinatown 6 pts
“East harbor and park Asia are solid recommendations.”
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in:Dim sum recommendation6 pts
“If you travel to Brooklyn, then East Harbor Seafood, Park Asia, or Bamboo Garden.”
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in:Dim Sum in Brooklyn with Large Tables?6 pts
“Park Asia”
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in:Dim Sum in Brooklyn with Large Tables?5 pts
replying to u/Capable-Total3406: East harbor. Just go on the earlier side
“Yup this and Park Asia are the most common recs for Brooklyn”
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in:Are there any good spots for cheung fun in Brooklyn?5 pts
“Park Asia”
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in:Nom Wah Vs. Golden Unicorn3 pts
“I could say consider going out to East Harbor Seafood Palace in Sunset Park (or Park Asia around the corner) or Asian Jewels in Flushing”
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in:turnip cake recommendations please ? :)3 pts
“Giving some options in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens: - Park Asia”
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in:Taking my SO to his first dim sum experience with my family - suggestions for a traditional place with carts?3 pts
“- Park Asia”
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in:Dim sum/chinese recs for thanksgiving day?3 pts
“Park Asia”
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in:Dim sum recommendation3 pts
“SGV is a high comparison, but these are up there in NYC.”
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in:Park Asia - Sunset Park3 pts
“It’s pretty good as an alternative to the frequently packed East Harbor Seafood”
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in:Park Asia - Sunset Park3 pts
replying to u/DinerEnBlanc: It’s pretty good as an alternative to the frequently packed East Harbor Seafood, though it’s not worth going out of the way for. If you’re going to Sunset, do the wait for East Harbor. If you’re already in the area, Park Asia is a great spot for dim sum without the wait.
“East harbor over park Asia.”
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in:NYC dim sum…mothers day2 pts
“East Harbor Seafood or Park Asia.”
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in:(With apologies for the repeat category) - Manhattan Dim Sum most like the old Jing Fong?2 pts
replying to u/MovieCritical: Golden Unicorn in Manhattan Asian Jewels in Flushing East Harbor Seafood Palace in Brooklyn
“Park Asia down the street is a pretty good alternative.”
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in:Where to get brunch in Bay Ridge Brooklyn?2 pts
“Park Asia”
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in:Zhe Zhe Pot 86th st Brooklyn2 pts
“i'm always happy with park asia”
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in:Americanized Chinese in Brooklyn (preferably southern Brooklyn)?1 pts
replying to u/yiannistheman: I like Red Bowl as well, it's been open for a few years now. Great for sit down, but their menu leaves a bit to be desired when your company is looking for the mall food court equivalent of Chinese food.
“Take em to Park Asia then.”
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in:Taking my SO to his first dim sum experience with my family - suggestions for a traditional place with carts?1 pts
“Park Asia might be a good one in Brooklyn?”
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in:ISO: best Christmas Day Dim Sum1 pts
“Park Asia”
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