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    East Wind Snack Shop

    4.1 (257 reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum, Cantonese
    Open 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Olivia N.

    I love this spot. If I could do half stars, it would be 4.7. Can't beat six dumplings for the price of $7. Had to knock off a few points charging $3 for a bottle of water. Pro tip- mix soy sauce & hot sauce = magic

    Sandra Lorena V.

    While strolling around, I started to get hungry. This place was ideal because 'snacks?' Sure! I ordered the pork belly Bao and beef potstickers. The potstickers were my favorite since the beef was bountiful and tasted fresh (which is funny because it is dry aged beef.) The soy sauce and hot sauce went great. I usually don't like bao but this was nice. I would order again. I will say this place is popular and only allows one person inside at a time so you may be waiting outside awkwardly with others while picking up/ordering.

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    Elaine C.

    Cute tiny rest stop just before Prospect park that seems perfect for a quick meal before entering the park itself. I got two orders - the pork and the beef. All the dumplings had skin that was on the thicker side. I'm more a thin skin fan myself, but this is personal preference and thicc on a cold day isn't too bad either. The fillings were very good, well seasoned and with a nice chewy mouthfeel. Staff was attentive despite how crowded it was on a Saturday when I came. They even brought water to my seat despite the atmosphere being very fast casual.

    Milk tea
    Cathy K.

    Great location off the Prospect Park SW, ideal for a quick pre or post Nitehawk movie perhaps for the budget conscious. Realized after it's kind of pricey for what you get, 16 oz iced bubble tea and 5 pork dumplings was about $15 with tax. Dumplings were extremely tasty, crispy and doughy just how I like it. Was told it would take 10-15 min but only waited under 5. Worth checking out.

    Shanghai Vegetable Dumpings and Juicy Pork Dumplings
    Lauren S.

    I was super excited to stumble upon this after getting off the subway for Prospect Park. I knew it had a pop up in a different location but had no idea it would be right next to the station I was at. I got the Pork Belly Bun since people raved about that and also ordered the Juicy Pork Dumplings and Shanghai Vegetable Dumplings. The pork belly was not kind of dry and for $5 it is overpriced. Even the bun itself did not do me anything and I have had better. The pork dumplings were ok, nothing special. I did enjoy the vegetable dumplings, a lot of stuffing in it. Overall this is an overpriced dumpling shop and there are way better places to get dumplings.

    Inside the Dry Aged Beef Potstickers. Not my fave
    Olaedo E.

    While waiting in line for a concert at Prospect Park, I decided to grab some takeout from this place. I put my order through on Yelp and walked over to pick it up. It was ready fairly quickly and I didn't have to wait long at all. I ordered the Dry Aged Beef Potstickers and the Incredible Har Gow dumplings. I was so excited but unfortunately was not impressed. I ended up sharing them with my friends who also did not like them. The dry aged beef Potstickers didn't even taste cooked. The meat was so mushy and soggy, and came with a weird smell. The the shrimp ones (har gow) had a strange smell also. Unfortunately, I wouldn't return.

    Pork Dumplings
    Jasmine S.

    We were out and about in Brooklyn until we were craving Dumplings. We came here and our dumpling cravings were satisfied. We ordered their Juicy Pork Dumplings and Beef Potstickers. The Pork Dumplings are a delicious combination of tender and juicy pork. You can taste the spices on it. They were fried and delicious. As for the The Beef Potstickers, they were served with savory beef filling that was perfectly seasoned. It was packed with flavor, giving a nice punch in every bite.Nothing beats crispy on the outside and succulent on the inside dumplings. Overall, delicious!

    Pork dumplings. Burnt to a crisp.
    Gee P.

    This is nuts. The flavoring is good. But it's a hit and miss. Some days, the food comes perfect. Some days, it comes half burnt to a crisp. This is my order of dumplings today. I ordered 3 pork, 2 beef, and one vegetable dumpling. The three pork dumpling orders came looking like charcoal. HOW can a restaurant even send this out?!! The beef and veggies were great.

    The stir fry noodles with pork
    Tracy S.

    Had a chance to check out this cute snack shop! Their bubble tea is made out of real tea which makes it taste better than the powdery stuff. We wanted to try their Hong Kong hot cakes but it was sold out so it must be a popular dish. We ended up getting the veggie and beef dumplings but we preferred the beef ones. We tried two of their large dishes and the noodle one was real tasty! I would come back again and try other menu items and they do take out! I like how it has a mom and pop type of feel too, I enjoy supporting local and small businesses! Photo credit to Esther Tam.

    Pork Belly Gwaco Bao
    Shawn H.

    Excellent dumplings that probably have the benefit of a bit more TLC than those you'd get in Chinatown. First visit, I got the pork dumplings and beef potstickers, both of which were very good, but I liked the potstickers a little bit more. I also got the pork belly gwaco bao, which I also enjoyed, but I didn't think it compared well to some of the other great pork buns in the city. Overall, very solid, if not quite best in class, and I would definitely come back here, particularly if I found myself in the area again.

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    Love their veggie dumplings and friendly service. Great local spot! I've been a few times and it is consistently delicious.

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    Love everything about this place! Pork or Shrimp dumplings. BBQ ribs. This is an absolute hidden gem in Park Slope.

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    This place should have a line out the door. Outrageous beef potstickers, pork dumplings, veggie dumplings, and spring rolls.

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    Is here an outdoor space where I can bring my dog?

    Honestly the place is so small, I wouldn't recommend taking your dog. It is close to the park though. On a nice day, order take out and then go have a picnics at the park is probably more pleasant for everyone.

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