I love dim sum and trying out new dishes that I have not heard of. I came here with my family to…read moretry their mochi bread with custard in the middle which sounded absolutely delicious to me. The other dimsum items were pretty basic so there were no complaints. The mochi bread actually had such an interesting texture but I just wish the custard was a little more on the softer end. Another dish that I tried from this dimsum place was durian egg tarts. I've never seen that before at any other dimsum place I've been to and I was pleasantly surprised!

This place has been here for almost 10 years and I didn't even know until a friend recommended it…read more One of the few dim sum restaurants that still opens early at 9am. Very popular with the locals. The manager said it's crowded early in the mornings, so expect a wait unless you get here before the doors open. You can get a seat faster if you are willing to share a table with strangers. Say... Who is that, trying to eat my pork bun? Usual old school carts are pushed around often. The usual dim sum suspects are served piping hot. Tried various dishes. Good but not great. Many private rooms in the back for large parties. Each private room are equipped with their own A/V system with Karaoke (for those less timid). My favorite were the shao mai. I've rarely seen a place put in so many mushrooms! My least favorite were the taro puffs. Were these just taken out of the fridge? But at least they give you four! But on the smaller sized than normal. Some parking beside the restaurant.

There are just tooo toooo many restaurants in Nyc! Some are good and bad. Nothing to hesitate…read moreabout. Whether a bad reviews on Yelp don't effect them at all. In Chinatown, they only care about the money. So if any tourist feel like they are treated differently or the food is bad. Don't take it seriously! There are so many other restaurants to try. This restaurant is my first attempt, but u enjoy it. Order the 3 entrees and 1 soup for price of $18-30. Very affordable and fill you up. If you don't know what to order just ask the service. Ask them for the traditional Chinese food. "Sweet and sour pork" real style, not the one like in the take out restaurants breaded fry pork or chicken in red sauce! Those are Americanize style. Which taste bad no offend. Anyway a great place for family and friend to fine in at even by yourself too.

I've been obsessed with fried dumplings recently, so my coworker recommended me this place. I got…read morethe fried dumplings and fishballs which were both very good. The dumplings were very tasty and just the right amount of meat inside. Also, the fishballs were soft and delicious. I will definitely be coming back here. Just a heads up that you do not get served here. I have absolutely no problem with that, but for those who do heed my warning. You go in front and order your food, then you get to watch them make your order since they have an open kitchen They make their own noodles which was fun to see too. Also, they have sriracha which is always a plus in my book.

Updated review from 10 years ago…read more.. THE GOOD ---------------- + Still the same ol' restaurant it has been for more than a decade. Not much has changed, which is a VERY good thing. + Dim sum is as good as it gets here. You can't go wrong with any of their rice rolls, pork and shrimp dumplings, shrimp dumplings, chive dumplings, sticky rice in lotus leaf, chicken feet, spring rolls, etc. It's ALL good!!!! + The BBQ meats are also as good as they ever have been as well - roast pork, roast pig and roast duck are all super fresh if you get here early enough to buy them. Just ask for the fattier meats and you're golden. + STILL the best pan fried noodles you will get ANYWHERE. Always super fresh, piping hot, crunchiest noodles ever, plenty of supporting ingredients. Go for the shredded chicken pan fried noodle, you won't regret it. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Prices have definitely gone up a bit over the years, but it's common everywhere. They are pretty much on par with other Chinese restaurants in the area. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Unfortunately, they no longer have dim sum carts going around on weekends during dim sum hours. Like many restaurants, they have converted to having customers order on paper by ticking off what they want to order :( Sadly, the days of the dim sum cart are slowly dying and it got Wing Hing too.

- Hot spot for Chinese food--always bustling during weekend dim sum; two dining spaces with plenty…read moreof tables to accommodate the crowd - Dim sum ready at the front counter for quick takeout; BBQ meats also available out front - Fresh seafood displayed in fish tanks adds to the authentic atmosphere - Dim sum ordered using a paper system now--no more push carts or trays - Food arrives hot and fresh--quality dim sum dishes across the board - Chicken chow mein features crispy noodles topped with a generous mix of chicken, vegetables, and savory sauce - BBQ meats platter comes with roast pork, roast pig, and roast duck--all perfectly cooked with great flavor and just the right amount of fat - Waitstaff is efficient and assertive, keeping things moving smoothly even when it's busy - Cash only--come prepared - Overall, a reliable spot for fresh, flavorful dim sum and classic Cantonese BBQ

I think out of all the Hong Kong style spots in the neighborhood, there are definitely shinier and…read moremore modern looking ones since this place is more low key and usually less packed, but do not let that fool you. They have all the standard Hong Kong cafe fare, but at cheaper prices and with much bigger portion sizes. I dropped by after the gym for a protein heavy post workout meal and got their beef steak over rice for ten dollars, which would normally cost thirteen dollars or more at other spots, and the steak portions there would probably be smaller too. Since the place is generally smaller and less busy, the food also comes out much quicker. Highly recommend if you are tight on time and just want a quick bite.

A very quiet restaurant with only 2 other tables when we entered. We originally wanted to go to…read moreFarmer's table but it was too crowded so we gave this place a try. A family member (in law) is visting from Hong Kong so we wanted a family dinner. Ordered a few dishes family style and food was good. Hot, fast and decent. Good service and able to accommodate our large party size (there was 9 of us plus a squirming child that kept going under table and running around). Party of 9 for good amount of food and total was $125 (before tips). Ordered: 6 white rice 1 lemon tea & 1 milk tea (all cold) Water & hot tea all around Water spinach AAchoy lettuce with garlic sauce Pan fried egg shrimp Black Pepper beef (sizzling platter) Peking Pork chop Beef with bitter melon Buddhist delight

Made a reservation here on Saturday night for Mother's Day dinner. We got seated in the basement as…read moreit was busy and got to ordering. There were 10 of us, so we ordered a variety of Chinese dishes. Overall the food wasn't bad, but nothing amazing. We got about 7 dishes and a soup, and the bill came out to around $413. The most expensive item was our soup. They recommended and we ordered not knowing it was $98, but that was our fault for not asking. To be fair though, the soup was quite delicious and I had two bowls.

This newish restaurant has been opened for about half a year and from the outside you wouldn't know…read moreit's a decent Cantonese restaurant unless you spot the minimal signage. It's in a quieter area of Boro Park surrounded by residences and commercial warehouses and auto shops. Yet I wanted to try it for months. So we did try it especially as they have a lunch special everyday from 11am to 3pm which offers a starter of their house soup with all the fixings - spare rib, fresh chicken, mushrooms, a abalone as well. While not like most other restaurants which their house soup is left over bones and odds/ends with a heap loud of msg. Then 3 main dishes of your choice from their lunch special menu which has over 20 dishes for you. Plus a bowl of their white rice for each person. Even a simple bowl of white rice was amazing - it's a mix of different rices which presents very nicely - each grain stays individual, long, fluffy, and great texture. The main dishes do not disappoint- fresh, flavorful, well balanced, and with wok hay. We've now eaten there a handful of times for lunch and even with other friends/family - everyone agrees the food and preparation is excellent. Everyone says they would come back. Then if you take into account the lunch special deal for $30 this is an amazing meal that feeds your taste buds and stomach yet your wallet praises you. I have read some reviews giving 1 star with comments about long wait for dim sum, dim sum being average at best, and bad manager/servers etc. I have these observations to share - Dak Sing Palace has a small dim sum menu maybe a dozen or less items and they are not a dim sum restaurant so they likely don't produce dim sum fresh daily. Likely their dim sum is frozen and reheated. Thus the wait time and average dim sum. Bad manager/servers - this is not uncommon at Chinese restaurants it is almost expected to have to deal with this to some extent. My own experiences here every server does do their job maybe some without a smile but we have had excellent servers with a smile and small talk also. If you have any reservations about trying Dak Sing Palace due to how the appearance may seem, or reviews on the service, or dim sum then I say Just Go! And try using their lunch special for $30! You won't be disappointed.

One of the better Chinese banquet style restaurants that I've been to. Came during late…read morelunch/early dinner hours to beat the dinner rush. It was around 4:30pm and when we arrived, it was empty which was perfect for us. Space is big and spacious and their tables, plating, and decor really stood out to me. Seemed fancier than other Chinese restaurants! Ordered a variety of dishes and they were all really large portions and well-prepared. None were overly salty or sweet, just right. My favorite was their chicken, eggplant and salted fish claypot dish. It's one of my favorite dishes in general and they made it very well. Definitely will come here more often and will rec my family to try this place out for our next family event.

Good prices on family set meals. Came here twice for celebrations and ordered the family meal for…read more8. The meal includes geoduck sashimi, jellyfish & mixed appetizer, soup, steamed fish, crab & lobster with sticky rice, abalone, steamed shrimp, noodles, and veggies. Some dishes were bigger than others. Both times I came they didn't have abalone so we substitute the dish for garlic scallop (which I prefer). The menu also says it comes with house special dessert but we never gotten any. For any seafood, it's market price plus they add a 30% processing fee, which is strange to me. For a Chinese restaurant which usually does not charge tax if you pay with cash, they charge tax here whether you pay by card or cash. The restaurant is pretty big and spacious. They have pretty large tables, suitable for parties and celebrations. There's a private space upstairs with 3 large tables for parties. The restaurant is pretty slow in the afternoon.

Now called Longevousjoy Shiawase, the menu has been completely revamped. It's an even bigger menu,…read morewith a fusion of Asian cuisines on offer, from Cantonese, Taiwanese, and Singaporean to Japanese and Thai. Dipping their toes in so many different arenas might actually be their detriment because they're going for everything while not excelling in most. I would rather they cut down on some dishes and make sure all are great instead. I absolutely love their Thai fried chicken, which is so affordable (8 pieces for $12), and tastes so crispy on the outside but so moist and flavorful on the inside. It comes with a tangy fish sauce, but you can add different green curry and/or red curry for 50 cents each. I like it best with the fish sauce. However, that's the Thai fried chicken is the only dish I absolutely love from this place. Everything else is very mediocre, which is unfortunate. 6 rolls bento - $15; comes with california roll, spicy tuna roll, lobster salad roll, salmon avocado roll, eel cucumber roll, shrimp tempura, kani salad, seaweed salad, and fried chicken. It's a lot of food for $15, and the sushi actually tastes decent. The kani salad, seaweed salad, and fried chicken are just tiny portions, but the fried chicken are like nuggets and taste really bad. 4/5 Mushroom noodles - $10; It's so rare to find such affordable e-fu noodles but sadly, it tastes nothing like what e-fu noodles should taste like. I wouldn't even know that they're supposed to be e-fu noodles if I just blindly tasted. I would not get this again here. 3/5 Pad see ew beef - $13; Again, like the mushroom noodles, it didn't taste like pad see ew. It's missing that sweetness and charred factor that's usually present in pad see ew. 3/5 Pad Kra Pao (??) - I can't remember if it's this dish that I got, but it was some type of Thai rice dish with a meat sauce. It was so terrible, I only ate 10% of it and didn't take it to go. 1/5 Pad thai - I didn't try it but my friend got it and the color looked really off. Aside from the food, there are other improvements to be made here. It seems like a family-run restaurant, with only two workers facing the customers. It's really hard to get their attention when the restaurant is busy. The space is very tight and looks like it could be more well-maintained. They also need more menus. Hard to share just one with the whole table.

Me and my girlfriend got takeout from this place and I am impressed. We got the 12 piece Thai fried…read morechicken, which came with 2 sauces, both flavorful and tasty. The green sauce is slightly spicy but pairs well with the chicken. The chicken is fried to excellence, it's juicy, the crunch is superb and really flavorful. My girlfriend got the sushi combo bento, which came with 6 different rolls/3 pieces per roll, Kani and seaweed salad and 2 pieces of nuggets. It's such a good value for the money and honestly tastes amazing. Definitely an underrated place! Highly recommend you give it a try.

They have a new year promotion going on - two person meal set for $16.99. It's a really good deal…read more You get two milk teas (jasmine and rose), two chicken burgers (crispy or spicy), a pair of wings / drums and two fries. The milk tea was really good. The burger had a nice bread and the chicken was nice and juicy. The burger also has an interesting sauce that's a little sweet. The fries and wings were typical, nothing special. They give these disposable gloves to eat with. It's a self serve type of fast food place. You clean up after yourself and tables are first come first serve. Pretty nice, casual Chinese burger shop. Prices are also pretty affordable even without the new year promotion.

Ordered takeout from this place and the food is honestly pretty damn good. I've gotten the chicken…read moreburger, the meat is thigh meat, it's juicy, seasoned well and pairs with the lettuce tomatoes. Their burger buns are not your typical sesame buns, it's reminiscent of a Chinese burger bun that's less flakey and has a hint of sweetness. I've also ordered the whole roasted chicken. That dish is bomb. It's succulent, juicy, and they give you a side of spicy seasoning that you can dip or sprinkle onto the chicken. Really underrated and it's inexpensive as well.