Newly renovated decor and it is incredibly beautiful! The atmosphere is very classy, grand, and romantic - very ideal for a wedding party! Park Asia got a major face lift - from the big windows paired with the decorative and romantic, royal purple curtains to the impressive bright new chandeliers. The ceiling is noticeably a lot higher than before and much more pleasing to the eyes. And yes, there is now a second floor with VIP rooms. I am actually quite impressed with the improvements that Park Asia went through! I remember everything was just mediocre for dim sum and dinner experiences here. My family celebrated my grandma's birthday this past weekend and I can tell you for sure that the food have improved significantly as well! I have to compliment on how fresh all our seafood dishes were. We ordered so many dishes but I am just going to name some of the highlights! Salt & Pepper Squid is just simply the best on 8th Avenue, hands-down! I love the golden-brown color mixed with bits of green and red peppers. Flavors of salt, pepper, and spicy was just a perfect balance. Texture was soft enough to chew but still had that bouncy feel to your teeth! Chicken Noodles with Gravy was so good! To be quite honest, anything over gravy is amazing! Tender strips of chicken and crunchy pan-fried noodles make it even better! Fish Maw & Crab Meat Soup was the star of our dinner! They did not skimp on the ingredient! Lots of crab meat and such a tasty soup! I would take three bowls, please! Kids in my family do not lie when food is really good. With the family kids' age range from 10 to 24 and an approval rating of 100% - we are coming back for the next family dinner! TIP: Do make reservations for family dinners! read more

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I recently hosted my wedding in Park Asia. What initially drew me to the venue was their high ceilings and interior layout. But I am super regretful for judging a book by only it's cover. We have had a set menu a month in advance and made a hefty deposit (over half the amount the dinner costed). We also tipped the waiter and kitchen staff in advance in hopes for better service. However, upon arriving at the restaurant 30 minutes before the reception, we found out not only did the staff not set up the party favors (wine for 200+ guests) that arrived for over an hour. The managers requested the boxes to be scattered throughout the restaurant causing chaos as our wedding party had to locate the boxes and set up the favors ourselves. We also found two boxes hidden under a table as though intentionally set there to hide and steal from us. Furthermore, the selection of seafood that we originally chose on the set menu was switched for lower quality and cheaper alternatives. The food was not up to par as everything seemed cheap so the restaurant can save money. The food all arrived cold, and dishes were taken away so quickly before guests were able to finish eating. More chaos followed when the staff locked the door to our changing room without notification or providing us the key, so we had to frantically ask around and get sent around to multiple staff to look for a copy of the key. Morale of the story is do deeper research beforehand, and do not tip in advance, more tip does not equal better service, as this restaurant is just a leech. I would NEVER go back or recommend Park Asia again, nor would any of my 200+ guests. read more

Great place for dim sum. A lot of variety. There's parking on the side but only for a few cars. My favorite dim sum place around 8th ave

The food here is always on point! Been here a few times when I find myself in NY, and this time my family celebrated my grandpa's 90th birthday here and Park Asia really pulled though and made the whole celebration worth it! :D Park Asia always have good food! Whether it's Dim Sum or dinner, the food is always super good and well presented. Service was exceptionally well and quick. Especially catering to all the 9 tables full of friends and family. There was a whole mess of food ordered. Pictures can only describe the beauty of what was ordered. I apologize for the rest of the foodz that did not get photographed due to certain circumstances but please enjoy the photos of food that were able to be photographed (: read more

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It was a company dinner. The servings were ridiculously small. Our table had a shrimp dish and everybody got at least ONE shrimp. One shrimp per per person! To be fair, the food was excellent! read more

I came here on a monday afternoon around 2pm. I was surprised that they told me that Dimsum is from 8am to 3pm. There are plenty of dishes to choose from and it's more interior decorated if you compare this place to the other dimsum areas. I will come back in the afternoon or early mornings again. If you can avoid the crowds, you will have a delicious time dining in this luxurious setting. read more

Park Asia - Dim Sum Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Came here with my boyfriend on a Tuesday afternoon for dim sum. The restaurant was not crowded and we were seated right away. We ordered the usual dim sum, which is chicken feet, pork rib bits, spring roll, salty dumpling (fried), beef rice roll, shrimp rice roll, rice roll culler, and shrimp dumpling. We were surprised we were full, we usually can eat a bit more. But let me high light some of the dishes that made me want to skip Chinatown dim sum spots (Jing Fong). Not here to bash on other restaurants but I prefer Park Asia based on these few things I saw while dining. Cups: they offer clean cups! I usually would bring my own drink of choice while going to a Chinatown spot because I saw a pink lipstick stain on my water cup. Very hard pass!! Shrimp dumpling skin: they offer a thin dumpling skin versus ones that offer thick dumpling skin. You know, the dumpling skin makes a big difference on how the dumpling would taste. If the skin is thin, it enhances the shrimp more. If the skin is thick, you just feel like you're eating a shrimp rubber. Chicken feet: this is a must for dim sum. This place makes the chicken feet so much flavorful than the one in Chinatown. Beef rice roll: every place makes this differently, and I prefer this beef rice roll than any places I previously went. I don't know if they just don't overly stuff the rice roll or they don't over season the beef, it just taste a lot better. Yeah, I'm definitely coming back, I want to try their dinner dishes next time since I like the dim sum so much. read more

Park Asia - Dim Sum Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

First, I was ordered a rice noodle from one of the dim sum person and I told her that I want a new rice noodle just came out from Kitchen, she told me that her rice noodle is just came out from kitchen, but when I eat, it is not even warm but cold at all!!! Second, I ordered a lava bun, it is not liquid inside!! Third, the tripe I ordered is very chewable, like a bubble gum, I cannot even swallow it!!! I feel very disappointed for this restaurant because it was their food quality was good last year I came, but now me they serve cold food to customer and the foods quality are decreased a lot. To be fair, I ordered total six dim sum, three of them are terrible, two of them are fair, only the durian crisp nosh is good. If you like durian it is worth to try, but beside that I would not come back anymore. read more

For years I have gone to Park Asia for Dim Sum when I am visiting family in Brooklyn; pretty standard dim sum and one of the first good places that open on the edge of the 8 Ave. Chinatown. It was also popular because it is next to a city park so there are a lot of parking spaces. They have upgraded the inside recently and it looks nice. We tried dinner for the first time tonight and it was good. The dishes were fresh and well seasoned and the price was inexpensive. Some negatives- The place is crowd, noisy and cramp. Waiters are so-so. The bathroom is small and not inviting; it is so small everyone is exposed when the door opens. 8-O There are better places near by so you have choices. read more

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I've only been here once since my friend suggested it and i really enjoyed it. I usually go to the spots in Chinatown since they are closer, but I find that their dim sum tends to be a bit overly greasy. This spot feels nice so heavy. When I first came here it was a Saturday at around 10:30. They had a pretty full house at the time and there was a bit of people by the hostess too. I finally got to her and got a ticket and waited about 5-10 mins only for a party of 3. I noticed that they have mainly bigger tables so you have to share if you have smaller parties which is what we had to do. My whole party wasn't here, but they still let me be seated before their arrival. I noticed that the workers here seemed a little more friendly compared to the other dim sum places I've been to. The ladies with the pushcarts also come around with the food pretty often, so I am never really waiting too long if I miss something. The dim sum here tastes a bit better in quality compared to Chinatown, especially their seafood options. I really enjoyed the shrimp wrapped crab stick the most. Their shrimp dumplings are also really good. They also had a couple durian pastries which were really good, especially if you like durian. The flaky durian pastry tastes pretty similar to the one in Jing Fong, but their filling looks a little more orangey yellow. But taste wise, it's not really any stronger in flavor even though they are darker in color. It's still a bit more mild compared to eating regular durian because they mix the filling with other ingredients. They also have another durian pastry which is more like mochi looking dessert, except it doesn't have the chew of mochi. It's soft and pillowy but it doesn't have the spring of how mochi is. Inside is filled with a durian filling and whipped cream. I prefer the pastry one only because I would have wanted to the outer layer of the soft mochi-like one to have more texture with the skin. I think the only thing that was ok was the salt and pepper chicken feet because it was a bit too salty. After having a few pieces, you feel like you need to wash it down with a bit of tea. We didn't get to try a lot of the dim sum since it was only the three of us. I would say that it was a bit pricey for the 3 of us because it came out to be about $55 total. I don't know how much each size plate is since it was my first time there sadly. But overall, I would still come back to try their dim sum. I would say that if you have a big party, it's best to come early because it seems like the tables fill up quick. For smaller parties, if you don't mind sharing tables, they seem to open up a bit quicker. read more

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Great afternoon spot for dim sum. Arrived at 12:30pm on a Saturday and waited 10 minutes for a table. Once seated we never felt rushed. Great selection of dim sum. The stand outs for us were the shu mai, shrimp rice rolls, har gow, and red bean mochi. Highly recommended. read more

Spectacular. The efficiency of the kitchen is mind boggling. The carts float by with an amazing selection. I arrived at 11 on a Sunday and the place was packed. My number came up fast - tip for those who don't speak Cantonese - they will not call your number in English. Stay close to the entrance and after awhile ask if you number is up by showing the card that they issue to you. Blah blah how about the food? Excellent. Dumplings are piping hot, congee fresh and tasty. Many of the servers speak a bit of English so you can ask if something is pork or shrimp. My suggestions - taro root cake, shrimp and spinach dumplings, egg custard pastry to finish. Little things that they pay attention to make it great - ask for water and hot sauce, they bring it. If you run out of hot sauce, they bring more without you asking. Bathrooms - clean! I was so impressed with the efficiency of the operation - would that every dim sum house could be like this. read more

We came here for a late lunch (4pm), and the place was empty. They were all set up for a function/banquet on the main level, so they sat us upstairs in a smaller section that was similarly set up for a private party. They set us up with our very own table, fresh tablecloth and all, in the middle of the room. I was already enjoying this place, and i hadn't even put anything in my mouth yet. We ordered a few items on the menu, salt & pepper pork chops, the lamb chop appetizer, dumplings, seafood noodles, just regular stuff we get when a dim sum place isn't serving dim sum. Everything was great! Dare I say, even better than Fortune Wheel in Levittown where we usually end up. The salad that accompanied the lamb chop was exquisite. Fried lotus root, candied walnuts, and a sweet plum-balsamic dressing? I could have eaten a serving bowlful of that. The lamb was done just right, and the glaze was very flavorful although it made it a little messy. Pork chops were on point, and the noodles in our seafood dish tasted really fresh and not mushy. Our waiters wore jackets and bowties, spoke good english and didn't yell (take note, Fortune Wheel), and were quite prompt and attentive. We're coming back. read more

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Was craving Chinese food and ordered take out today due to COVID-19. Quite disappointing, beef chow fun was dark brown but no taste, fish and tofu was meh. Fish had to much flour and crispy chicken was ok. But that cost $75. I ordered through phone and she told me total was $65 and when I got there she said the total was $75 because she made a mistake. Thought $65 was already expensive for 2 dish and a noodle but it was $75. Quite expensive and not good quality. Not good quality + no worth the value. read more

Service 4.5/5 They were very accommodating. We had like 17 people and wanted a table to fit us all, so they allowed us to move upstairs then back down. They were quick with the service and were humorous when they serve it. They would say stuff like long longevity noodles. A very nice server helped us cut the cake and served it with candle and plates, and packed the food. That was really nice, and gave us fruits. Vibe: very spacious a lot of tables and accommodated to our large group. Food: 3.5/5 we ordered a lot of stuff like packaged food: a bunch of seafood. The food is okay, not that much flavor beside the duck. Price: it was definitely super pricey for everything and I probably wouldn't have done it with my American friends, and we probably wouldn't do this again either, cuz just super pricey for the food. read more

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The dim sum here is superb but dinner here can be iffy if you dine know your Chinese food and that's why for the 4 stars. I am only going to give you my take on the dim sum. Lots of varieties and the dim sum ladies with their carts moves around frequently so that's a good thing. Unlike most clients there we don't take our time. I always say dim sum hour is the only time the Chinese restaurant doesn't rush you out. It is a good place to meet up with friends and chat as long as you like. Remember it is also communal table sharing which is always good for me because I like to see what others are ordering. Overall I love this place for dim sum. read more

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Best Dim Sum in the area. Great choice, high quality, beautiful clean setting, friendly service. All at super fair prices. You will feast for $20 pp here and you don't have to share tables. read more

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Came for a late lunch to catch up with a friend. Had dim sum outdoors during the pandemic even though indoor dining is open at 25% capacity. The outdoor dining was set up with ample space between the tables. We marked on a sheet of paper the few dishes of dim sum we wanted. The wait staff was friendly. The food was just ok. Even my friend said he's had better shui mai and dim sum than the dishes we ordered. We had the steamed shrimp dumpling, chicken feet, shui mai and steamed spare ribs. Overall, it's an okay place. It hits the spot if you're craving dim sum and live nearby with venturing to Bensonhurst, Manhattan or Queens. read more

Very good service with interesting array of Cantonese dishes. Second visit, and will go again. Best with larger group to sample more dishes.

This is some of the best dim sum I have ever had. They have so many unique dishes that I've never even seen before at other places and I've been eating dimsum my whole life. I don't understand people who gave this place a bad review. This is an authentic Chinese dim sum and restaurant. Please don't go there and order take-out fake Chinese food items like General Tso's chicken and beef broccoli and then complain about it. If you want fake Chinese food, you have to go where they excel at that which is at takeouts. If you want more traditional and authentic Chinese restaurant food items, try the seafood or crab meat e-fu fried noodles. They do it well here. I would also just stick with their dim sum items rather than order off a menu. We loved everything that we ate here. Some newer items included a taro dish that was 85% taro. Most other places make it with 15% taro and mostly flour. We also love their butternut squash pancake. It has the consistency of mochi on the outside and soft gooey and chewy on the inside with a center filled with a little bit of condensed milk. It almost looks like melted cheese. Their egg tarts are also delish. We ordered 17 little dim sum dishes and their $18 HUGE plate of seafood e-fu noodles which included huge prawns, scallops, squid, jellyfish and little dried shrimps. Total bill was $72. Bargain for all that we had. We left the place full and satisfied. read more

Came here for a family celebration! We had originally planned on going to East Harbor Seafood but unfortunately they were already booked the day we had planned on going. I was devastated! Until I arrived at Park Asia and noticed how beautiful the place is! Apparently they just finished renovating the place a few months ago and added a 2nd floor to the restaurant. The decor on the first floor was amazing! There was a wedding party going when we went and the venue is definitely big/glamorous enough for a wedding party. The tablecloths and chair were a really nice shade of purple lol...The second floor has several smaller rooms for parties. While these rooms didn't look nearly as jaw-dropping as the decor on the 1st floor, I wouldn't consider the decor bad at all. The food was meh. Nothing outstanding or amazing. Everything tasted pretty standard. I did think the crispy garlic chicken was noteworthy though. The yee mein was not good...The desserts were pretty unique. I really liked the cookie platter that was shaped like a flower. The coconut jelly was also good. Overall, this is an ok-restaurant for a family get-together/celebration. Decor is great but food is only average. Come here if you can't get reservations at East Harbor! read more

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This is usually one of our stops every time we come to the city and we also had our wedding reception here a couple years ago. I can't speak highly enough about how amazing this place is. I'll just go into the standard details instead of the wedding stuff. So we always come here for amazing dim sum. I am a fiend for dim sum so every time we come to the city I always gotta make sure we get at least one or two healthy doses of it. The food is always super fresh and super tasty. I can't really spell the Chinese name for any of the dishes, so I'm gonna describe them and you can take it from there. I absolutely love the meatballs, the noodles filled with beef, and the bread wrapped in noodle. They all come coated up in a delicious soy sauce. There is also amazing shumai, turnip cake, and pork buns! The price here is amazing and you will often pay under 30 for two people! Pro tip-pay with cash! read more

Park Asia - Dim Sum Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

My first time eating dim sum in Brooklyn's Chinatown area. This place is kinda a last minute backup because we wanted to try East Harbor but it was crazy busy at 11am. So we looked up dim sum places nearby and decided to give this place a try. It was pretty disappointing. First of all, it's all big round tables, so unless you have a big party that would take the whole table, you will have to share tables with other people. Secondly, if you don't speak Cantonese, you are kinda doomed. I thought they'd understand my Mandarin, nope. Maybe it's just our luck on that day, but none of the ladies pushing carts around us spoke Mandarin or English. We ended pointing at dishes. Then I think they realized we don't speak Cantonese, two of the ladies try to put some dishes that I didn't want on the table. If that happened to you, just kept saying no and do not give them the card till they took the unwanted dish away. In terms of food, maybe I'm just spoiled by Dimsum Gogo's super fresh plates, but I really dislike how most dishes here were just lukewarm, nothing tasted fresh out of kitchen. On top of that, this is a typical Chinese place, so don't expect any service unless you wave down waiters, at which point they were actually decently helpful. Anyways, I definitely will not be back here for dim sum. read more

I had ordered the Diced Chicken with Peanut(宫保鸡丁) lunch special today. When I got back to Queens; what I got was Chicken Chop Suey. Very disappointed!!! read more

Park Asia - Dim Sum Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Came here for dim sum with my girlfriend and some friends. Great spot for dim sum. We started with shrimp dumplings, shumai, and pepper beef short ribs. Then we grabbed pancakes with scallions and shrimp. Next we picked the tripe in a white wine sauce, octopus in black pepper sauce, chicken feet, and something rolled in dough. From there on out I wasn't entirely sure what we ordered. We had a orange gelatin with a fruit. We tried some dumplings filled with veggies. We have a cooked pepper topped with ground up shrimp. Everything was well executed. My favorite item was the tripe. The sauce was delicious and I dipped a few other items in the sauce for the tripe. The service was attentive. read more

Dim sum is lap sap here. Pretty venue and great customer service. Wouldn't recommended this place for dim sum if your in the area. There's usually a very long wait. Food- lacks flavor. I like to judge all my dim sum places by there hot oil and ha gao. Hot oil and ha gao = C- Soy sauce tastes like water. I went here for dinner tho. Pretty valid. read more

I cam in here on a Saturday morning at 10am as a party of 2. I got a seat right away but it was a combined table. Westerners may not like the but this is typical in Asia, especially Hong Kong. The place is very clean and the staff are relatively friendly for a Chinese restaurant. The food is also very delicious and fresh! Prices are fair, but when I made one special dish order of some regular vegetables, that dish costed $22. Literally the biggest rip off since it is just vegetable and garlic... I didn't get that price until I saw the bill. Everything else was fair price though. read more

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Love their outdoor space! Their tables are spacious, the environment is still warm and welcoming, the food comes out especially fast. This place serves quality dimsum for families and if you come in big groups, don't hesitate to come earlier to wait in line. Totally recommend! read more

Park Asia - Dim Sum Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Had all the dim sum I wanted, ha gao, sticky rice, cha su bao, shumai, and the rest were bonus. Taste was as expected--good. We had our wedding rehearsal dinner here and they did a wonderful job back then. Their Peking duck was most popular with my guests. Also came for family reunion dinner. Take a look at the pix! read more

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I had a great experience eating at park Asia. My family was in town for my mother's funeral and Park Asia was recommended by a friend of the family. The moment we arrived Maggie treated us like family. She made sure we were well taken care of and the food was great . Thank you Maggie. read more

There are a ton of Chinese restaurants on 8th avenue so how do you decide which one is the best? This is when I get nitpicky. I came here for a wedding but have been here before for dim sum. Like many Chinese restaurants, the chefs change so frequently so you should always read the most recent reviews for accuracy. I couldn't help but be bothered by the amount of salt in every dish. I was drinking a fountain of water and got full easily from doing so. The banquet started at 7 and dinner was supposed to serve by 7:30. They did not start serving food until 9! We were all getting hangry. You usually don't finish the sweets on the table to save your belly for the real food but everyone's was empty. Now the food, I have an ideal Chinese restaurant - Bamboo Garden, so I compare all the others to it. The restrooms are grossly similar to a ton of restaurants on 8th ave, with the exception of Bamboo being clean and modern. read more

This place was close by and deliciously made with all source of elements that I wanted, sweet, savory or even both, would definitely recommend going here with a family or a group of friends! read more

Went there for Family dinner this weekend. They put us at the other side of the restaurant, which it happen the other side was under construction. When we walk in, oh boi the under renovation smell was there. We were like what the hell.. Alright since we are here, we are mind just have our family dinner. We just told them to turn on Air circulation stronger. While the captain/waiter came over to take our order, in the middle of taking our order he walk away three times while I was giving him out order. So unprofessional. The dishes is pretty small, and is not cheap. For the price of it, at least I though would be decent size. But they were small. Even the soup we asked for extra large, it barely make it for for 12 ppl. each bowl of soup not even full. about 75% fill. Really!!! When the dinner is near at the end, I remind them there's two dishes is missing, one waiter said yes, she know. She even repeat what two dishes is missing. But at the end only one of the two dishes came out only. So I told them to cancel the one that never came out. Plus this place have NO SERVICE!!! TOTAL NO SERVICE AT ALL!.. I would not go back again, there's plenty of other restaurant near the area. For the price of it, I expect descent size of dish. And the food is not that great.. This place went downhill... If you charge that much for the dishes, at least provide good service... read more

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Went here for early lunch/breakfast with friends. It was only 10:30am and 1st floor was packed already. We got 1 room on 2nd floor instead, dim sum carts drop by pretty often and if they don't have the stuff you want , they will get it for you. Place was clean, service was decent. Too bad there is no parking , but you can find a spot with pay meter. read more

Park Asia - Dim Sum Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Close to the best dimsum in 8 ave. Service is fast considering the size of the place, the wait may be long some days but it's definitely worth it. One of the most clean bathrooms of all the chinese restaurants. read more

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Food isn't too bad though there was a time where they took an hour to start bringing out food that was ordered for dinner. The reason why I am giving one star is because they completely screwed us (my wife and I) over reservations of their rooftop. Back in March 2021, my wife and I came in to make reservations for mid-September 2021 to book their rooftop for a tea ceremony dinner. We came in once again in May 2021 to confirm that we had reservations and wanted to take a look at the area since it was under construction in March 2021. Both times, we asked the manager Mr. Wong whether we can and should make a deposit. We were told both times that we didn't need to and to do so at a later time. We visited once again yesterday as we wanted to confirm and make a deposit and was told that the rooftop has now been taken by another party of 30 tables (taking the first floor and rooftop). Their excuse was we didn't make a deposit while the other party did but you told us we should make the deposit at a later time and no phone calls were attempted to advise us of this. Be careful when trying to book out the place and be sure to make a deposit as they are not trustworthy. read more

Nothing says "I love you" more on Valentine's Day than coming here at 10AM in the morning for Dim Sum. We braved the cold and decided to walk here, to give ourselves a better excuse to indulge more on the limitless possibilities that dim sum offers. By the time we walked into the door, I couldn't feel my thighs. Was it worth it? YES Was it cost effective? How does $40.00 sound? Was the food delicious and warm? Absolutely! Did you blend into the highly concentration Asian crowd they cater to? Not only did we wear red, but we gave a Chinese New Year donation to the lion dancers that came in during our meal! Come here only if you can do the following: 1) Eat a fair amount of food in one sitting; this is not for the picky eaters out there. 2) You are perfectly fine mildly not knowing 100% of what you just pointed to on the dim sum cart, and decide to eat it anyway. 3) You are also perfectly fine not having a romantic table for two 4) You are also big on sharing small plates with the one you love....awwww! Some items we had were crystal shrimp dumplings, beef ribs, shumai, soup dumplings, beef and shrimp rice noodle rolls, and much more! Greatly attentive staff that refilled our tea pot twice, and once they realized we could actually eat with chopsticks, they were more inclined to bring their carts to our table. Already trying to think of another excuse to come back! read more

Good food but a bit on the pricey side. The cart lady's will try to hustle you and your family on holidays like chinese new year just to get extra stamps on your card. read more

came here for a friend's wedding and had a traditional multi-course wedding feast. located just off the busier parts of 8th ave (it's towards 66th street). the venue has a classy feel and is comparatively very modern. solid banquet food. wait staff is very good. I enjoyed the whole roasted baby pig. appreciate the gesture from the bridge and groom :) really liked the walnut shrimp, shark-fin esque soup, and conch/squid slices with snow peas as well. They let the bridal party bring their own alcohol. There was also surprisingly some parking spots behind the restaurant so check that out. read more

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Dim sum at Park Asia was great. Even on a weekday morning, the place was packed but our party of 7 didn't wait long for a table. The dim sum carts have all the classic dim sum, which were delicious. I thought the siu mai dumpling was fresh and filled with a good sized portion of pork and shrimp. When we didn't see particular dim sum that we wanted, we asked a dim sum cart lady about them and she quickly went to the kitchen to have them ordered and later brought them to us when ready. Great service, delicious food, and also decently priced. Good experience overall. read more