First the good news: I happen to be craving Peking Duck, with all the trimmings and presentation.. Every part of it was authentic and delicious; like we used to get in flushing and Chinatown. It looked great also!! Now the not so good news. I actually felt uncomfortable eating there. Everyone seemed unfriendly, or cold at best. It was as if asking for another napkin or ice water annoyed them! I had to deduct 2 stars for that and I'll tell you why. We all know that restaurant prices shot up after Covid, and we understand, and willingly pay it.. The least you can do is make the diners feel welcomed. I won't lie; I would only go back because the Peking duck was SO good.. They might want to work on their people skills or not take the job if it is annoying to them.. Don't take your attitude out on us paying customers; sorry. read more

Royal Dim Sum - Peking Duck with all the trimmings - Dim Sum Near Me - Westbury, New York

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I've been there couple times. Just find out today that they changed ownership. Very disappointed on take out order: 1. Long wait; 2. Screw up the order (forget the rice that come with the meal); 3. Cut down on the portion; 4. Don't have the common dish like beef with bitter melon and 5. No lunch menu on Sat. If you pay cash, they still give you 5% discount in the bill. read more

Went back a couple times and it's still a solid place for Cantonese food and dim sum. Some of the dim sum items are a bit too sweet compared to most other dim sum places, for example, the egg yolk bun filling could be a little more savory to add a extra dimension, and the "Snow White bun" topping could be less sweet. But overall, the quality is good. I noticed when leaving that they are changing ownership starting Feb 1, 2026. Hope the place would still maintain its high quality after the transition. read more

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The food here was very average, nothing really stood out. It wasn't horrible nor was it amazing. I'm comparing my experiences in other chinese restaurants primarily in Queens. I came here on halloween night this year which was a Friday. Arrived around 7pm and there was no wait. The staff wasn't all that welcoming and my friend said they looked a bit upset or annoyed when we were ordering. The food came out quick which was nice. The flavor was lacking. Would only come here if all the other restaurants next door are crowded with a long wait time, otherwise, I probably wouldn't return. read more

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Royal Dim Sum is a much needed addition to Long Island! Good dim sum places are slim pickins on Long Island so I was beyond happy to hear that they opened! For LI, this is a 4 Star restaurant but probably 3-3.5 Stars if compared by the standards of Flushing, Queens. Why? For a few reasons. The variety of items were decent but they didn't seem to have more than two servings of the same item. Also, a few of the items weren't hot; more like room temperature. The flavors could have been bolder. One surprise find was their Ube Egg Custard Sesame Balls. These were really great (& different). They were minimally sweet. I generally don't like overly sweet food so this was perfect for me. Looking forward to having dinner here one day, and returning again for dim sum! read more

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So apparently this has changed ownership and i believe chefs cause dishes were super salty and drenched with sauce. The peking pork chops were so sweet, your dentists will love you. Portions seemed smaller and alot tasted the same. We ordered a full fried chicken. It was small and hardly any garlic crisps. Im disappointed since the original chefs were amazing and you could taste the artistry in each dish. Now its the typical mediocre Cantonese food. BTW theres a sign that theyre gonna changed their name because of new ownership. You'll recognize alot of staff from Northern Manor in Bayside, NY. APPARENTLY that one is closing too. read more

We were back for dim sum again with some other friends. This time we tried the crab and pork soup dumplings in addition to an assortment of other dim sum. The dumplings were not bad, skin a little thick, soupy but little crab is visible. The rest of the dim sum was really good. They are under new management but don't notice any thing different with the dishes. Service is friendly and efficient. Very nice atmosphere. We'll be back! read more

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We went back and tried more food. The cart ladies are so nice!!! They are patient and happily explain everything. The place is always clean and bright. read more

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- Fried Taro Dumplings [smaller than normal] GF - mini egg tarts [ nice and flakey the way I like it] - Chicken feet [meaty and flavorful] - pork soup dumplings - steam spare ribs with pumpkin GF - black pepper beef ribs [one of the best I had so far] GF - Crystal Veggie Dumplings GF - beef tripe - sesame balls with custard [unique] GF - beef Cheung fun GF without the sauce - beef stew with turnip Must-try dishes: EVERYTHING!! Price range: Pricer than normal Menu highlights: ALL DAY DIM SUM Personal favorites: Coconut Pudding, chicken feet, beef ribs, egg tarts read more

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The Good: 5 minute wait today on a Sunday at 12:30PM! Service was quick and attentive. Absolutely love how close a dim sum spot is close to home on Long Island!! Food was yummy (custard buns, fried taro, sticky rice, beef rolls) all my favorites! The restaurant is also new and modern, tastefully renovated and spacious with plenty of seats! The Mid: we ordered pork soup dumplings and as mentioned in other reviews, the skin is very thick for soup dumplings, but the flavor was still good and yummy! The Bad: nothing to note! read more

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First time coming here as we normally go another spot about 10 minutes away. Overall had a great experience here. Ordered about 7 different things for dim sum. Prices are to be expected and within range of what we normally pay. Not busy when we arrived around brunch time and seated right away. They did not have the cart but instead you check off what you want on a sheet. Does make it easier to order. Food was delish. Family really enjoyed the sesame ball lol as it was a different experience than at other places. I really liked the steamed pork buns and shrimp dumplings. Wifey liked the soup dumplings. And lil man liked the shrimp dumplings as well. Service was attentive and quick. And the inside seating area was clean and brightly lit. Plenty of seating at the time that we came. I can see us coming back as we enjoy dim sum and it's nearby. read more

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First time here recently. I found the service was attentive and they have an extensive menu! Everything was delicious. Only thing was their xiao long bao had thick skin/dough. Almost like a shen jian bao kind of dough. And they had them inside the bamboo steamers in little dan tat foil trays. Once never seen that before. I prefer the wax paper or the lettuce leaves vs these foil trays that stick to the dough. It was still tasty however. read more

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Family style portions here. Everything was good. The beef and mushroom soup lacked any umami flavor. Service was quick. This place is large. It's freezing outside, so when the door stayed open for too long I was freezing and closer to the bathroom, so not even close to the entrance. I will come back. The dim sum was so fresh and hot! read more

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The food is made fresh and has great flavor. The servers are very nice and pretty responsive especially if you get there before the rush. The interior is clean and it looks like your typical dim sum place. Good local spot for anyone in the area hoping for good eats. read more

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Please keep in mind, I have had dimsum in Flushing and Woodside, with that being said, I came here with an open mind expecting it to be close which it was! I've been to other LI dimsum spots and I have to admit, it is delicious here. A bit saltier than what I am used to but let's get into it! We ordered the usuals: - Beef Ball: very good quality, plump and not too salty - Shiu Mai: plump, juicy and freshly made - Chicken Feet: black bean based, portion was good, actual chicken had a lot of meat/collagen - Sticky rice: loved that it had sausage, mushrooms and even pumpkin. Rice was extra sticky so harder than other places to get a clean pull from the wrapper - Bean Curd: this was actually well-soaked in the sauce and braised well but salty - Fried Bacon wrapped Shrimp: This was a show stopper. Came out piping out, a lot of shrimp juices and they were hUge - Crab and pork soup dumplings: wrapper was slightly thicker than other places and meat/pork filling was minimal (extremely overpriced for $15) The service was better than expected for a fast turnover Chinese restaurant. We asked for white rice and waited awhile only to see that our rice was given to a different table but there was a GM/manager there that kept a close eye on all the tables and ensured we got what we needed. Food was great but I do have to mention the prices were higher than typical dimsum. Typically, dishes would be $4 or so but this place started at $5 so, after dishes, drinks and the soup dumplings, our bill was $100 not including tip. I live in Suffolk County so it's a drive to get here but if in the area or up early, I would definitely come back. Note: It was a snowy Sunday at 11AM but we noticed people started trickling more around noon so, try to go by 10AM if you don't want to wait. Even if you do wait, most people wait about 10 minutes or so. read more

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BLUF: Lovely atmosphere; friendly service; mostly bland food. Our recent first visit to Royal Dim Sum was disappointing given their many positive reviews. Much of the food and sauces we had were surprisingly bland. Dishes we had: - Osmanthus Jelly 桂花糕: $5.50. Barely any flavor. The version from Canton Manor has more ingredients and a good goji berry flavor. - Beef Rice Noodle Roll 牛粉: $6.50. Bland, watery, but slightly hard noodle rolls instead of soft and silky noodle rolls, and served with a surprising bland soy sauce. It's absurd that a Chinese restaurant messed up soy sauce. - Beef Short Ribs 牛仔骨: Flavorful but undercooked. We ended up taking this to go because it was too chewy to eat at the table, and recooked it at home. - Turnip Cake 蘿蔔糕: $5.50. Bland, hard, served to us with a watered-down hoisin sauce. - Pearl Shrimp Balls 珍珠蝦丸: $6.50. Shrimp balls covered in a bland glutinous rice. - Bacon-Wrapped Shrimp Balls 煙肉丸: This was probably the best of the dishes we tried. Good flavors, moist, and not excessively greasy. Atmosphere: Our dining booth was very comfortable, and the noise level of the dining room was moderate when we were there, around 65 to 70db. The men's and women's restrooms were well-maintained. Service: Service was friendly and generally good. One of the waiters noticed us struggling eat the turnip cake, and acknowledged that it could have been better. Unfortunately, nothing came of it. It would be nice if management empowered the servers to do something about poor food quality. Other: There is $1 surcharge per person for tea. There is a 5% discount for cash payment. Suggested tips are based on pre-tax subtotals prior to cash discount, and start at 18%. read more

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Whenever I can get dim sum without having to find parking in flushing is a good thing. The shumai was delicious and so were the other items we had. I will definitely come back to try more. read more

Royal Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Westbury, New York

New Cantonese and dim sum restaurant in Long Island! What a great location, surrounded by other new Asian restaurants opening up around it (Kpot, Nan Xiang, and 99 Ranch around the corner). Such a convenient location too since there's parking. I've been here once for lunch and another time for dim sum in the morning, great experience both times. They definitely get super busy on the weekends though, so you may have to wait if you come in the afternoon. It's pretty spacious inside but the tables get filled up quick. The service is also great - staff is nice and the food comes out quick. They serve dim sum all day long, which is rare for most dim sum restaurants. The options are a little more limited compared to the traditional dim sum restaurants in Flushing but they had the staples - chicken feet, shumai, hargow, and more. They even have some unique items like the purple sweet potato sesame balls with custard, lobster dumplings. I enjoyed all their dim sum items and believe me, I've tried pretty much every item on the menu. As for the Cantonese food, also solid. From their noodle dishes to actual entrees, it tastes just the same as the ones in Flushing. No longer need to go so far to get authentic Chinese food! read more

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Overall not horrible experience. Nice that it is opened on LI and don't have to go out far. It might be closer to 3.5 in terms of experience, but I'll give them the extra .5 for being convenient with ample parking. It was very busy around 1pm on a Sunday. It was about a 15 min wait after putting ourselves on the waitlist. The food was not amazing but good. We had various dim sums. The Snow White buns were deflated. The savory dishes like spare ribs, fish balls, beef balls, har gao were good. The salted egg bun was also pretty good. The beef hor fun noodles were less good. It lacked chives and other key ingredients in Cantonese dishes. The soy sauce adjustment was also not quite right. Service is the same mediocre Asian Chinese dim sum experience but nothing out of the ordinary. It's definitely not fine dining but more a typical dim sum lively environment read more

Meh. We went during the week for lunch and because it's dim sum, we expected the carts but no. You order off a menu and the server inputs your choices into the computer, to be sent to the kitchen. Maybe they do carts on weekends. They jam packed so many tables into their space, seemed cluttered. They had a FULL staff literally standing over us, so that after I poured some tea, they rushed over to change our pot. We ordered like 8 dishes for us to share and they must've changed our plates 3x which was excessive. Food was okay, nothing to write home about. What gets me is the $1 cover charge per person. Will NOT return read more

Royal Dim Sum - My receipt, taped to the table after we ordered. Items crossed off after being delivered - Dim Sum Near Me - Westbury, New York

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I had a great time here. We came here for lunch and there was a bit of a wait but we did not wait more than 15 minutes. There is a virtual waitlist that you put your name and number in and then they call your name when they are ready. The food was delicious and very flavorful. They only have 2 carts rolling around which was amazing because we got most of the things we like to eat all in one cart. If they don't have the things you want, you can let a waiter know and they will bring it over for you. I loved the 蝦腸粉 and 楊枝甘露 mango pomelo. read more

Royal Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Westbury, New York

Dim sum dishes extremely cold even when freshly made. Service extremely rude. Came in a party of 12 with visitors coming from out of state. Turnip cake is cold and hard. The beef noodle dish from the kitchen was disappointing.. beef was old, inedible. read more

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I went to this restaurant for lunch. When I arrived I parked in the plaza. I walked into a busy restaurant. I was seated in about 10 minutes. I was served by Mandy and she was very nice. I ordered tea first. I then had several meals: pepper steak shrimp with garlic sauce Chicken and broccoli chowder fun vegetables Chicken lo mein shrimp fried rice braised scallops The food was good. My favorite was the braised scallops! All in all I had a good experience! read more

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We came for a late lunch expecting not much of a wait time. Little did we know it took about an hr after 1:30PM. Got seated at 2:30PM and was anticipated on what kind of selections they have. Sadly there was a 3:00PM cut off on some of the selections. Even though it was 2:45PM they still said it wasn't available anymore. So we were stuck with the limited selections. I have to admit one thing that bothered me the most is that majority of dimsums in long Island DOESN'T KNOW how to make one of the essential dishes which is the Shu Mai. Over here is legit! So extra points on that. Their other selections are good as well so hats off to the chef. We had to order some noods since there wasn't much to choose from. had the Soy Sauce Stir fry noodles with added beef. It was okay imo. They need to burn the soy sauce a little more to give it that flavor of umami in the noods but can't really complain. It's also a bit over price for dimsum but from where there location is. It's not a surprise. Overall this place was good. It was just the fact of limited selections stated at 3:00PM or past time, when it wasn't even 3:00PM yet. The poor table management was all over the place. Some people who have waited longer got screwed over due to another party having more then 1+. read more

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The dimsum here was decent but nothing special. I did like the savory fried glutinous dumplings though. They added scallions or cilantro inside to give it a pop of flavor. However, my dad and I both agreed that the haw fun dishes here are made from frozen haw fun. You can tell by how much harder it is from fresh haw fun. Overall, It's neat that you can get dimsum in Westbury now. But it's not a good representation of traditional dimsum. Making a place look fancy with food that doesn't stand out doesn't justify high prices. read more

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Authentic, delicious cuisine without having to go all the way to Queens. Sign me up! Was excited to try this place and finally got a chance to go for dinner. Dim Sum menu covers all the essentials and then some and their full menu has everything you'd expect from a Chinese restaurant. We ordered sweet and sour fish and porkchop and some dim sum. Everything was so good, hot and hit the spot. Food came out fast but we also came on a random weeknight so it wasn't packed at all. Great service, super friendly, and we got red bean soup in the end. Haven't had that in ages! Dim sum prices were standard but the regular menu was pretty pricey for the size of the orders. Will probably come back for the dim sum because of that. Definitely give this place a try! read more

Newly opened two weeks ago, Royal Dim Sum joins kpot in serving more Asian cuisine in the area. Seeing it open up as it did, and being Chinese descent, we were immediately drawn to try it. Walking in, and sitting down after what was 30-40 minutes of waiting (just thought it was because of popularity) we were soon regretting our decision. For the first time in my life of eating Dim Sum as a kid up until now, did I leave my seat hungry and needing to find more food to fill my famished stomach. Taste: 2/5 Ambiance: 3/5 (despite a posh and clean fresh look, the frantic chaos of the servers really put us on edge) Service: 2/5 Value for money: 2/5 Here are some high level highlights: 1) Slow service: Food came out one dish at a time in 15 minute increments (and we have the timestamps to prove them) it was very clear that there was one lady serving who was a veteran and understood what was needed, but the rest of the staff less so. 2) Frozen flavour: the food tasted like it was bought and then stored and then heated up. The staff also shared that certain items were not available due to their outside vendor not providing them, this and the combination of frozen flavour led us to think the food was not prepared in house All in all, I really hope the restaurant turns things around as I'd love to see them succeed. They need to find their rhythm if they want to be successful. Bless them. read more

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This Dim Sum place is located in the heart of Westbury and it is closed to shopping mall and stores. We came in for dinner, so only a few dim sum dishes were available during dinner hours. The skin for the steam shrimp was excellent, very thin and smooth. The other dishes were okay too, but the portion was relatively small compared to the price it charges. Food seems to be authentic Hong Kong style. Services were excellent as the waiters were very attentive and friendly. There were different sizes of table suitable for different party size. We came in for dinner on a Thursday, there were plenty of seats available at the time we arrived. Overall it was a great and enjoyable dinning experience. read more

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Can't say enough great things about this restaurant! We are lovers of authentic dim sum and this is the spot to try if you haven't! I recently had surgery so was relieved to see a ramp WITH railings on both sides to walk down into the dining room. There are also a few steps on the other side of entrance in case you have a fear of ramps. Once in the main area, it's super simple to add your name, number and party size to a kiosk. Once your table is ready, you'll get a text. We waited about 15 min on a Sunday late morning which was NOT bad at all compared to some places in Chinatown in the city. The dining room was pretty well sized and clean, while the ambiance was welcoming and super calm. The dim sum menu was huge with tons of variety. We are non pork eaters, so lots of beef and shrimp options for us. Even the sweet buns were plentiful and delicious. And if dim sum isn't your thing, they have an a la carte menu as well. But ordering from the carts that come around is such a fun experience. Everything we tried was chefs kiss. We even went with a friend who never tried dim sum and they fell in love! I HAVE to give a shout out to the lovely, helpful and smart Wenxi. She was awesome! Every time she came around with her cart she gave us the background of all the different dim sum dishes, and it was nice to hear about her background as well. If you go, make sure to seek her out... she's awesome! And definitely try this place, you won't be disappointed. read more

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Happy to see Asian cuisine expanding on Long Island, the menu of this place is not the biggest, but it does have a lot of the standard dim sum options such as shumai, rice rolls and chicken feet. The price ranges from (S)$5.50 (M)$6.50 (L)$7.50 (T) 8.50 for the choices of dim sum. Be aware that a lot of the menu is not available after 3pm so make sure you come earlier if you want to try the full menu. The food quality I would say is mostly average for the dim sum part because some of the items tasted warm and not as fresh. For example we got the "taro puff w pork" and the exterior was not crispy like it is supposed to taste. The made to order dishes on the other hand I really enjoyed. For example, the "pan fried noodles" had great texture and flavor. Overall if you not looking to drive all the way into Flushing Queens or Chinatown, this place is a nice alternative to fill your dim sum cravings. Visited July 2025 Food- 6/10 Cleanliness- 6/10 Staff- 10/10 read more

Royal dim sum is a very authentic Chinese dim sum restaurant with beautiful decor great service and good food. A friend of my suggested this restaurant who is Chinese and they were absolutely correct on how amazing and authentic the food was there might be a little bit of a wait to get a table, but it's worth the weight. Highly recommend recommended. read more

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First time visiting on New Year's Day. Arrive at 10am when they opened, was asked if we had reservation for 7:pp. I was never asked that in my life but she said was due to holiday. Anywhere popular or not even on holiday you're just expected to wait. But hostess gave us a table. That was good service since we were a large party. Nice decor, clean. Dim sum cart service. Although we sat for 30 min without a cart passing by. Flagged down the dining room manager to let her know, she took our orders verbally and immediately brought them to us pipping hot. That was very accommodating. Food was better than expected. I would say if not better than some downtown Flushing and Chinatown dim sum. Ordered the usual dim sum dishes and a main Peking pork chops. Portions are nice size as well. Prices are slightly higher but expected in this area. Definitely will be back. Parkin of course is the best in a shopping mall. read more

Our new favorite dim sum place on Long Island. Place was already bustling at 10:30am on a Sunday morning. Service was quick, rolling carts came around frequently and with many choices and options. Server brought tea and water right away with dipping sauce of chili oil, hot sauce and soy sauce. We were able to ask for items from the menu that we didn't see in the rolling carts. Food tasted fresher over the other two dim sum places we've been to on Long Island and dining seating area was more upscale. Will definitely be returning again. read more

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Gorgeous new dim sum place in Westbury but much smaller than I expected. They have only two rolling carts circling around that sell the same things so you pretty much have to order most items off of the paper anyways. Everything we ordered was pretty good, especially the baked goods like cha siu puff and egg tarts. Service was a little on the slow side as we had to wait for most of our dishes one by one. We were disappointed that they didn't have any rice noodle rolls even though we were there at prime time 12:00pm. There was not explanation as to why we couldn't order it so I was a bit confused. Overall, this is a great addition to Long Island, as there are not too many dim sum options around. read more

Royal Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Westbury, New York

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"I visited today and signed up at the kiosk. After waiting 20 minutes, a staff member called out for a small table for 2, bypassing our party of 2. When my mom questioned the fairness of this, the staff member responded rudely, repeatedly asking 'do you want it?' in an aggressive tone. We left due to the poor service and lack of professionalism. Several others also departed due to the long wait." read more

Royal Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Westbury, New York

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Decided to try this place for lunch on Father's Day. Parking was easy. The place was very busy. 20 minute wait time at 1130AM The waiting area was very small and many people waited outside. We got traditional chinese tea which came in a pot. Tea was fine. We ordered everything from the carts being pushed around the restaurant. We decided to try sticky rice wrapped in banana leaf, shrimp shumai, sesame ball, fried taro with beef, pork buns and chicken feet (only try this if you are adventurous or if you like eating cartilage / collagen). Everything was very tasty. The restaurant also has a regular menu to order from. They also have lunch specials every day except Sundays and holidays. read more

Royal Dim Sum - Sign in Men's Rest Room - Dim Sum Near Me - Westbury, New York

Back again and super happy meal! Had the Peking duck again ( whole one this time) and a few other dishes including Peking pork chop ( yum), pan fried noodle ( great ) and a wonderful eggplant dish ( soooo good)! Feels like family there read more

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This place was okay at best. There's not that many dim sum places on Long Island but even relatively, I wouldn't say this place truly satisfies the craving. Many of the baos weren't that filled and the beef was very tough. We also waited a long time for many of the things that we ordered only for them to tell us that they were sold out. The service was quite slow and slightly disorganized as we had a few people check in on the same thing or something would arrive at the table after we were told it was sold out. The restaurant overall is clean and waiting for a table was easy but I think the food and service could be improved. We did receive a $5 coupon for the trouble which was nice but overall I don't know if we'd be back. read more

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Excellent service and authentic Cantonese food in Nassau County. Tried the usual dishes as a way to compare to other restaurants. Peking porkchop was crispy, tender and the sauce was a good combination of sweet and slightly tangy. The fried tofu ans conch was very good. The house made shrimp paste made the dish even tastier. We also ordered the scallion chicken, young chow fried rice and pea shoots in broth. The fried rice was very good. You can taste thr flame and the ingredients were a good mix of portions. I would absolutely come here for dim sum during the day. They do offer dim sum at night as well, with a limited menu of many of the basics. read more

Royal Dim Sum - Peking pork chop - Dim Sum Near Me - Westbury, New York

This place changed ownership recently. Now it is the worst Chinese restaurant on Long Island. Food appears to be precooked and reheated in microwave, part cold while part warm. I doubt if they have full time chef in the kitchen. Steak is chewy. It takes effort to cut with steak knife. Dishes are so starchy, I can cook better than that. Needless to say I will not go back. read more