East Harbor Seafood Palace

Very authentic delicious Dim Sum and Cantonese style food. Crab fried rice and lobsters outstanding !! Service was very friendly and professional. A very enjoyable experience. Wish we had more people to try everything. I recommend bringing a crowd.

Popped by after seeing the Dyker heights Christmas lights. Wasn’t expecting much but had an incredible meal. Food was very fresh. The minced pork eggplant was fire. Great service!

We have been coming for many years to this spot. The food is always incredible, the service is prompt and friendly, and the atmosphere is elegant. It’s suitable for a casual meal or a banquet. There are several private rooms available for parties, etc. Whether you come early to enjoy the cart style Dim Sum or later for a nice dinner, you won’t be disappointed. Our family’s favorite is the Shrimp and Walnut dish 🤤.

This is an amazing Chinese restaurant. It is an old school banquet hall, design to accommodate large parties and family groups as they celebrate birthdays, promotions, and other important events. There's not much seating for parties smaller than six, so bring some friends who like really great Chinese seafood. We arrived too late to sample the dim sum, so will have to come back. But the shrimp with orange sauce (which our waiter advise us to get with mayonnaise sauce, which we did) was flat out amazing. The shrimp were delicious and the broccoli… Some of the best we have ever had. The steamed dumplings were the best we've had since returning from California. Someday soon we will arrive in time for lunch and feast on dim sum. If you want to join us, before warned that, at least on weekends, you can wait for an hour or two to get into the restaurant when they are serving dim sum.

Always have a great time here. Worth the long train ride! Can’t compare to the dim sum places in the city. Each dimsum is packed with umami and you’ll be surprised with the variety of dimsum this restaurant prepares!! Recommend the chicken feet, taro filled crispy balls, pork knuckles, bacon wrapped shrimp balls, and black sesame balls.