Dim Sum Palace

Dim Sum Palace is a traditional Chinese restaurant that offers excellent teas and soups. As expected, the dim sum is truly delicious, accompanied by incredible sauces that enhance the flavors. The menu provides a great variety of options, ensuring a satisfying experience for dim sum lovers. The service was good and efficient—nothing more, nothing less. The staff was attentive, and the food arrived quickly, which is always a plus. However, don’t expect anything beyond basic hospitality. The restaurant itself is small but comfortable. While the space might feel a bit tight during busy hours, it doesn’t take away from the overall experience. The ambiance is simple, with a focus on the food rather than elaborate decor. Overall, Dim Sum Palace is a solid choice for those looking to enjoy authentic dim sum and traditional Chinese flavors. The quality of the food, especially the teas, soups, and sauces, makes it worth a visit. If you’re in the mood for a quick yet flavorful meal, this spot is definitely recommended.

Go. Enjoyable Yue food. Good dumplings. Above average. I like their style of fried rice, not greasy. Service was quirky and rice did come out later. It is a pretty restaurant. Overall everything tasted fresh, (no issue there) and flavorful. Rolls were overdone. I don't think Cantonese use a lot of hot spice in their cooking which is fine. Chili Oil!! I return and will write more ✍️.

Dim Sum Palace is a great option for dim sum in NYC, especially if you prioritize convenience and variety. It's not the best dim sum you'll ever have, but it's a solid choice if you're in the mood for a quick and easy dim sum meal.

Very prompt service. Dim sum was wonderful. My wife had the shrimp, scallops and broccoli dish. Scallops were a little past tense. Green tea was perfect. I would come again.

We ordered a Peking duck take out 3 times . 1 st time it was a whole duck and all was great, but 2 other times and I see it as restaurants business pattern , we received less then half of the duck mostly skin pieces with a little bit of meat on a big pad of their chips . 2 times by now !!! I called the place , they were arguing with me on this and I took a picture as well. I lived in China for many years .. I know how Peking duck sliced looks like , not just fat skin and legs … The funny part is the owner knows us very well, but still makes sure he sells one duck twice !