Niukee Shumai

Niukee Shumai is a hidden gem in NYC! The siumai here is absolutely delicious — fresh, flavorful, and perfectly steamed. The Beef & Onion Shumai was a standout, with rich flavors and a delicate texture. The atmosphere is modern and cozy, and the staff is super friendly and welcoming. It’s clear they put a lot of care into both the food and the overall experience. The presentation, even for takeout, is thoughtful and stylish. If you’re a fan of dumplings or just looking to try something new, Niukee Shumai is a must-visit!

Super cute spot off Broome street, I was craving dim sum and got a bite here while shopping. I ordered the pork & shrimp shumai, pork bun and sesame buns. Everything was delicious and filling, wish I had more room in my stomach to finish the pork bun! Best sesame buns I’ve had in a minute, love that they drizzle them with glaze. Highly recommend!!

Absolutely loved my dining experience here! The Beef & Onion Shaomai was a flavor explosion - savory, juicy, and perfectly seasoned with tender beef mingling beautifully with sweet caramelized onions. The Vegetable Shaomai surprised me with its fresh, vibrant taste.

I had a lunch gathering with friends ant 8th ave. I passed by this little gem restaurant. It’s so beautiful that I took some photos thinking I would come back another day. HOWEVER I just could not help myself and went straight in… highly recommend, the best in Chinatown & Little Italy! The food is fresh, original, authentic, and innovative. The setting will inspire you for a movie script!

Stopped by on my way shopping. It’s small and cute so caught our attention. The siu mai were very tasty but was disappointed by the beef bone soup. Despite adding the seasonings it still lacked flavor. The beef was a bit tough and did not come off the bone easily. I would go back and try some of their other dim sum. I liked their kimchi slaw, sweeter than kimchi with a nice crunch.