Dim Sum Palace

One of best place for late night Chinese food in Manhattan. Never disappointed. The manager is always friendly and most staff are kind. (Only once I was mad because of one guy who was ridiculously rude.) The roast chicken is really good but it’s really salty sometimes. 🥲

Absolutely delicious food and an amazing experience! Our server was top-notch—super professional and lightning-fast in delivering our dinner. He anticipated our needs, refilling our water without us even having to ask! We can't wait to return for more incredible dishes when those cravings hit. This place is a must-visit! We also were able to practice our Chinese with them : )

My friends and I came to their Times Square location during the weekend and it was packed! It was so busy, but the food was worth it. There were a lot of young men working there and some of them seem inexperienced, but I could tell that they are hard workers. Service was fast and vibes were good. Most importantly, their dim sum is the best! There was a wait for the dim sum, but that is because they steam the dim sum after you place your order, so you know their food is definitely fresh! I’m excited to try their other locations!!!

Recent Visit: I recently returned specifically for the Peking duck. It was served a bit warm rather than hot, but still enjoyable. The server asked if I wanted them to cut the duck and make sandwiches, which I assumed was part of the standard service for ordering the duck. Previous Visit: The Peking duck here is outstanding, though a bit pricey overall. The dumplings were fresh and delicious, making it a great experience. Service was decent, although I encountered some language barriers when ordering. I visited during lunch and, as a walk-in, didn’t have to wait. The restaurant is quite small but cozy.

I came in as a walk-in for my first time and it is really busy when I got seated at a table. Do not expect a table will be ready if you are a walk-in as a group. Make a reservation for a table before coming in, just in case. I was only fortunate to get a seat because I went and dine solo. Be also aware of rush hours cause it will take awhile before you can get a table. I ordered Seafood Shu mai, Shrimp Dumpling, scallion pancake, Shrimp Roll, and for dessert: Coconut Cake and a side of Jasmine Tea. They each tasted delicious, fresh, and hot. Feel free to add any sauces to your dim sums, it comes with it when ordering Dim Sum too. (P.S. any desserts will be served last once you request it) Depending on how large your appetite is, you will get full after 3-4 dim sum dishes. It is very busy and noisy, so do not expect to have a quiet dinner environment. Overall, it is a nice place to go to start off for Dim sum and again, do be careful of rush hours cause it will get busy.