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    Winsor Dim Sum Café

    3.5 (1.3k reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Saturday dim sum lunch
    Truman W.

    One of the best dim sum joints in Boston Chinatown, recommended by a Hong Konger friend. And she's absolutely right! The steamed dumplings are small, bite-size, fresh, expertly made. The rice noodle with scallion and dried shrimp is my favorite! The chicken feet look brown (no red coloring) but tasted completely on point. If you are a party of 1 or 2 you may be seated at a large round communal table.

    Table laden with dim sum offerings
    Ken C.

    Excellent dim sum offerings! Though on the smaller side (too small for circulating steam carts), they nevertheless have a large selection to choose from with pictures and descriptions. You order what you want from a sheet and it comes promptly, steaming hot and delicious. Service is good and attentive. My only quibble is that the prices seemed a little high to me ($6.99 per dish) - but then, it's been a while since I did dim sum and who knows, with inflation and tariffs, maybe that's the going rate these days. Cash only.

    My-Linh D.

    Windsor Dim Sum is my go-to spot for dim sum in Boston! It's one of those places where you go in, eat amazingly well, and get out quickly -- and honestly, that's part of the charm. The service is super fast, the food always hits the spot, and everything comes out fresh and delicious. There can be a bit of a wait during peak hours, but it's always worth it. If you're craving classic dim sum without the fuss, this is the place. Highly recommend!

    Menu Items (2/2) as of 2/15/26
    Winston L.

    Solid spot for dimsum! All the items we got tasted quite good. The #26 Pan Fried White Turnip Cake was a huge hit among our group. The #44 Fried Shrimp Balls and #47 House Pan Fried Pork Dumplings were especially oily, but that's why there's hot tea. Just wish the portions could be bigger for some of the items

    Dim Sum
    Connie L.

    *CASH ONLY* Windsor Dim Sum is a Boston Chinatown staple. We've been coming here forever and the quality is consistently good. The main difference is the prices have increased a lot, yet their portions remained the same. Regardless, you can't go wrong with any of their staple dishes such as Siu Mai, Har Gow, Shrimp & Chive Dumplings, etc. When you go first thing in the morning, their dishes are piping hot and delicious. Dine-in is cash only, so make sure you have some handy.

    Interior
    Adina S.

    I've been to lots of spots in Chinatown, but this was actually my first time here! My friend and I stopped in for a late lunch and shared a beef dish and a side of bok choy. I'd say the food was pretty standard for Chinese, nothing amazing, but not bad. That being said, I'd prefer Taiwan Cafe and some of the other options in the area. It's a pretty casual spot and the service is okay. I'd be happy to go back, but I wouldn't go out of my way to do so.

    Menu as of 05/25
    Morgan H.

    Got here a little after noon on a Saturday and was initially told a 15-20 minute wait, but it ended up being so much shorter, less than 5 minutes. They don't have a place to wait, and they mention waiting outside on the street, but luckily I did not follow that advice and waited inside by the host desk and was able to hear my name being called. The service was fairly quick and while this place doesn't have cart service, it can be a nice change not having to wait for a cart to come around that has something you want.

    Lori I.

    Dim sum served all day. Small place with large round tables you might get placed on to share with others. You order your items by marking it down on the paper. The food was pretty good but not spectacular. I don't think people come to Boston to eat Chinese food but there's only so much lobster and Italian food you can eat before you just want something different. They PREFER cash...so it's not strictly cash only even though they tell you that.

    Dim sum
    Bridget L.

    Good dim sum, fast service, and very reasonable prices (~$6/dish). The place was pretty much full, but we got seated right away at the communal table for 2 separate weekend lunches. My favorites are the fried mochi pork dumplings and salted egg yolk sesame ball, but I liked everything we tried. I'm not picky about dim sum though--and you shouldn't be either!

    Dim sum: egg tart, shumai, chicken feet, Steamed Shrimp Rice Noodle
    Lilian C.

    I've never had dim sum at night before. We enjoyed the food! The dim sum was not too salty. The egg custard could be sweeter. The vegetables we got were too expensive and a bit flavorless, but I want veggies to balance all the meat and carbs we were eating. The table service was fine, but I don't appreciate: 1. Cash Only, no credit cards even though I believe there was signage posted for "Visa." 2. Being pressured to tip. 3. The waitress trying to seat us right next to other customers. We left one seat between us and strangers, but we can tell that the waitress was trying to push us all uncomfortably closer together. It's already a pretty awkward situation to eat with strangers at the same round table, and to try to squish us shoulder to shoulder-- very inconsiderate. 4. Charge for take-out bag. This won't be the last time we will be in Boston, but a two-star rating (for mandatory tip and mediocre service) means we don't want to come back (and won't be coming back) despite the good (but not amazing) food.

    Hannah S.

    The food was amazing hands down. i didn't have anything bad to say. the service is quick. we got in and out. it may not be the dim sum i'm used to where they roll carts around. they gave a menu and a pencil and i marked what i wanted. it was delicious and we stopped by after flying all day. it was well worth it. everything pictured, we spent $180

    Deep Fried Shrimp & Chives Dumplings, Chinese Fried Dough, steamed Steamed Roast Pork Buns, Fried Crab Rangoon
    Maddy M.

    CASH ONLY! Great place to bring a hungry group. The dishes were reasonably priced. Definitely the best crab Rangoon I've had. Some other favorites were the steamed pork bun and the fried shrimp and chive dumpling.

    Egg tarts, shrimp rice noodles and spare ribs

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    Decent selection of standard dim sum fare. Nothing fancy but convenient and fast in the heart of Chinatown.

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    Good steamed veggie dumplings & lotus seed buns. Was nice to be seated with other solo diners at the same table. Good pricing & good service

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    Yummy dim sum, etc. winsor never disappoints. The turnip cake is among my favorite dishes.

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    Great dim sum in Chinatown, it's made to order, so comes out hot and is very tasty. Highly recommend!

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    Ask the Community - Winsor Dim Sum Café

    How many bathroom they have or stalls for female?

    There is one small tiny bathroom on the way into the kitchen that everybody shares.

    What are the hours for dim sum and is it menu or cart service?

    Hours are posted , and order is by menu.

    Is it open for indoor dining?

    Yes

    Do they still only do take out - can you eat in?

    Yes!!

    How much are the plates for dimsum? There's no prices on the menu 😱

    It's based on the type of dim sum you get. But they are roughly 3.99-5.99. Solo you'd probably spend no more than $16.

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    Dynasty

    Dynasty

    4.2
    (270 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Exceptional food, great service with a unique experience you can only get in Boston's China…read moreChinatown. Dynasty is iconic. Known for a stem sum, we certainly enjoyed the dim sum offerings as well as traditional dishes . We've been there several times. This night, we had a table of 10 including a visit visitor from Germany for the World Cup. Unfortunately, I was so excited about the food. I missed several photos. It is all about the food. You can get some less common dishes. Two of my young adult children had friends who were eager to try the scallion, pancake crab Rangoon they had learned about on social media - it lived up to its reputation albeit a little messy! Dumplings of different varieties were amazing. Salt & pepper calamari was fresh, tender and a big hit! The generous portion of Chinese broccoli with garlic was amazing. The beef filet with pepper was one of the most popular dishes at the table and went quickly - the beef was tender with the right amount of spice. Every single dish was fully consumed. Most of all, it was a great value. Had I gone to the north end or anywhere else in Boston? It would've been 30 to 40% more expensive. We got great quality, food and service and an experience in the process. We didn't stray far except for Jelly fish appetizer that was crunchy with cucumber and a vinegar sauce that was tasty. The service is consistently attentive. As soon as you are seated, we had hot tea and drink orders. As food arrived, the table was always cleared. Nice to have this energy.

    When I was planning this trip to Boston with my daughter, eating dim sum in a major city is a must!…read moreWe eat dim sum at every new city we hit up. Our mother/daughter tradition. So after looking up local Chinese joints to eat at, Dynasty popped up. They also offer street parking so that is what sold me on this joint. Considering Boston's Chinatown looks pretty run down, you should never judge a book by it's cover. Walking in, this joint is really bright and clean. The young man working the register greeted us and got my daughter and I a table. The big list of food items was dropped off and we were ready to get the party started! We ordered a handful of things! It's been a while since we have had dim sum so we were ready to put in work. Our food was starting to slowly trickle out. We started off with the congee. It came out pretty fast since it was probably made earlier waiting to be served. Shortly after the rest of our dumplings were making their way to our table. The congee was simple, savory and comforting. It tasted like my childhood. The fried shrimp rolls were tasty, crispy and savory. I have had similar fried shrimp dumplings like this served with a sauce similar to walnut shrimp. That sauce would have been killer with these rolls. The long rice noodles were silky and filled with char sui. The sauce was more vinegar than sweet which is how I have normally had it. Still good! Har gaw and shu mai were fabulous once they dropped off soy and chili oil to dip them in. The turnip cake will always be one of my favorites. My daughter enjoyed the soup dumplings and the rice in lotus leaf. I was too full to try them. Customer service was ok. They got you what you needed but not a lot of exchange in conversation. I feel like most dim sum experiences are like that. The food was so good! I enjoyed every bit of it with my daughter. Parking might be free but very limited and challenging to find. I'm still happy we got to check this joint out and have a great meal here!

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    Adonis my son treating me to a late birthday dinner.
    Adonis my son treating me to a late birthday dinner.
    Yin yang fried rice
    Yin yang fried rice
    Fried salt and pepper eel

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    Hei La Moon

    Hei La Moon

    3.3
    (1.6k reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    Took my adult kids to Hei Ma Moon today. The ha how and siu mai were so good! The rice noodle with…read moreplump shrimp remind of the ones my grandma and I used to make on rainy days. The real surprise was the steamed gai lan with oyster sauce--tender sprigs that were hot and easy to manage without cutting them. Service was very good! As veteran dim sum fans, give Hei Ka Moon six thumbs up!

    Hei La Moon has been a longtime fixture in Boston's Chinatown and is one of the restaurants that…read moremany people associate with traditional cart-style dim sum. After moving from its original large dining hall to a newer location on Essex Street, the restaurant has a more modern and compact layout while still keeping the familiar dim sum experience. Even with the smaller space, it remains a busy spot, especially on weekend mornings when the dining room fills up quickly with groups looking for a classic dim sum meal. I came here for the traditional dim sum service, and the menu covers all of the staples you would expect. Dishes like shu mai, har gow, rice noodle rolls, and steamed pork buns were easy to find as the carts made their way around the dining room. There is something nostalgic about choosing dishes directly from the carts as they pass by, and it adds to the experience in a way that ordering from a menu cannot quite replicate. That said, I found the food itself to be a little inconsistent. Some dishes arrived fresh and enjoyable, while others felt like they had been sitting a bit longer before reaching the table. The familiar dim sum classics were satisfying enough, but the quality and flavors varied from plate to plate, making the overall meal less memorable than I had hoped. It was still an enjoyable way to sample a variety of dishes, but not every item stood out. The service matched the fast-paced atmosphere of a busy dim sum restaurant. Once seated, the meal moved along quickly as carts circulated through the dining room and staff kept everything running efficiently. During peak hours it can get loud and crowded, so it is worth arriving earlier if you prefer a quieter experience. Overall, Hei La Moon is still a recognizable part of Boston's Chinatown and offers the traditional cart-style dim sum experience that has become increasingly difficult to find. While I appreciated the atmosphere and the chance to enjoy classic dim sum in a longstanding neighborhood restaurant, I felt the food quality was inconsistent enough that I would probably explore some of the newer dim sum spots in Boston before returning.

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    Dining room
    Rice Noodle W/ Fried Dough
    Rice Noodle W/ Fried Dough
    Sticky Rice In Lotus Leaf

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    Empire Garden Restaurant

    Empire Garden Restaurant

    3.1
    (571 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Held on Friday, March 6, 2026, in Boston's Historic Chinatown District at EMPIRE GARDEN in…read morePartnership with THE CHINESE PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION (CPA), with a Banquet of over 500 attendees along with several luminaries as RUTHZEE LOUIJEVNE, Boston City Councilor-At-Large, JULIA M. MEJIA, Boston City Councilor-At-Large, MINIARD CULPEPPER, Boston City Councilor - District 7, SHARON DURKAN, Boston City Councilor - District 8, EDWARD M. FLYNN, Boston City Councilor - District 2 and LIZ BREADON, Boston City Council President and Boston City Councilor - District 9. The Honorable Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, not only addressed the attendees and Presented Certificates but took the time to talk and do photo-ops and was extremely gracious and extremely supportive and friendly to us all! A bit of history of the location of this Mega Banquet located on Washington Street built in 1903, as a Theater which eventually became, The Pagoda Cinema, becoming a Chinese Speaking Cinema till its closure in 1995. Purchased by David Wong which he then transformed this massive building into what it is today, EMPIRE GARDEN which can accommodate for 400-600 guests. This Glitzy and Festive attire Event was full of colorful pageantry and choreographed dance including The Lion Dance, performed by Wah Lum Kung Fu and Tai Chi Academy Dancers. The songs sung during the evening were performed by the CPA Members. Between all the entertainment and multitude of speakers, all 53 tables were continuously presented with Platters of amazing delights such as Lobster with Ginger & Scallions, Honey Walnut Shrimp, Fried Whole Sole, Crispy Whole Chicken to name a few. The food was endless! The Chinese Progressive Association (CPA) is an organization totally dedicated in providing support, equality and empowerment to the Chinese Residents in Boston and surrounding communities in which City of Quincy is part of. QUINCY VOTES!, established in 2022 and becoming 501 (c)(3) Non-Profit Organization in 2023 has changed the Voting Landscape to a higher level. Giving City Voters a multitude of Resources to all to make every Vote, "MATTERS". Their dedication and hard work along with pounding the pavement door to door proved fruitful that in 2025 15,852 voters gave their vote! Its impact with education and resources made history in Quincy! First Time Candidate TOM LEUNG, running for Quincy School Committee, made a huge turnout Win with 8,086 Votes, an impressive performance win! TOM LEUNG, was invited to address the attendees at this event by, "Wishing all a Happy New Year of the Fire Horse 2026", and Thanked, "CPA, I love the work that they do and CPA, an organization that's special to me!", Tom Leung. (CPA) President Emeritus - Suzanne Lee spoke eloquently addressing the whole room then mentioned "Next Year is expected to be a bigger Event"! In closing - the success of the evening brought everyone together in harmony and sharing ideas along with photos taken to remember of a night to celebration and focusing toward a positive future.

    Wow, talk about your quintessential old-school Boston Chinatown dim sum experience. From the very…read morefaded carpeting on the ground floor that greets you when you walk in to the extremely spacious ballroom dining room on the second floor to the ladies pushing carts, Empire Garden is a solid choice for both dim sum novices and experts. (Also if you don't want dim sum, they offer you a menu of other dishes right as you sit down - I wish more places did this.) The food was all right - while everything tasted fine, a lot of the stuff seemed pre-frozen. Ask for a side dish of chili oil / soy sauce to spruce up many of the buns. One of the biggest let-downs was the spare ribs which had a ton of gristle and fat in almost every piece. Definitely had to take advantage of the free toothpicks after the meal. I will say that the tables could benefit mightily by having lazy Susans installed, as they're pretty wide and much of eating involved either politely asking someone to pass the buns you've been eyeing for the past two minutes or reaching over like a savage. It was about $25 each for five people to get their worth of dim sum so not a bad deal.

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    There are a few different dinning areas, but the famously large one was being used for an event
    There are a few different dinning areas, but the famously large one was being used for an event
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    Empire Garden Restaurant

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    China Pearl

    China Pearl

    3.2
    (303 reviews)
    8.5 mi
    $$

    I can't begin to tell all of you, that the amazing platters of beautifully platted specialty's will…read moreblow your mind away! Each and every platter that was delivered to our table was deliciously designed for maximum taste and texture for each protein and vegetables! The Shrimp with Pineapple was so tasty I could not stop eating it then the next platter arrived and the Lobster was plated like it was painted on canvas, arranged so perfectly and the taste really out shined! The other platters kept coming one after the other and each a marvel of its own ! The Staff could not have worked any faster or harder to satisfy I believe 400 guests! The entertainment was not what you might possibly think but Students of the SIFU MAI DU - WAH LUM KUNG FU & TAI CHI ACADEMY all we're Celebrating 20 year Anniversary with so many Honored Guests participating including the Honorable Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch who participated in the Ritual Painting of the Dragons Eyes, Ears, Mouth! The Grandmaster Bob Rosen was front and center for all of the activities! But these well trained students were so well choreographed that truly was a marvel to see them perform! Inside we dined, and dined to a bountiful meal that made this event at China Pearl a time to remember and to come back over and over for their amazing dishes! If you have not tried China Pearl then it's a date you should put on your calendar ! Congratulations to all the Students and all who participated on stage that made tonight's event special and memorable!

    I'm back in town and notice that china pearl went under renovations. Prob to compete with Ming's…read moreon the other side of town. Dim sum here has def gotten better 5/5 since the last time I came here (years ago). The quality taste better, service has also improved; they have younger staff helping. Makes you enjoy the food and everything was fresh and hot. I enjoyed dim sum here and will return when I'm back in Quincy

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    China Pearl
    China Pearl
    China Pearl

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    Rubato

    Rubato

    4.4
    (218 reviews)
    5.7 mi
    $$

    Whole family enjoyed it ages 11 to 17…read more Orders Fried chicken bolo bao (must get- maybe best chicken sandwich we've ever had) Lava egg yolk bao (must get) Cha siu bao or bolo (must get) Sesame & hoisin fun Butter bolo (yum) Congee Lava egg yolk (must get) Rubato fun fun Hong Kong milk tea (must get)

    Trying Hong Kong cafe for the first time. I was overwhelmed by the menu on the wall so I asked for…read morerecommendations by the woman taking the orders. She recommended the fried chicken Bolo. I got shrimp steam rolls, Chinese donuts, ovaltine French toast, ice coffee, hot soy milk and cold soy milk. The fried chicken bolo was interesting. She told me it was the most popular item on the menu. I personally don't understand why. It is fried chicken with a slaw and on a bun with some sort of crumble on top. I was not impressed. The Chinese donuts were cold and old tasting; I was super disappointed. The shrimp steam rolls were very delicious! The ovaltine French toast is sweet. It has ovaltine powder on it and it's covered with sweetened condensed milk. It is tasty, sweet and a bit messy to eat but I enjoyed it. Iced coffee was strong. Iced soy milk is preferred over hot soy milk but that is just personal preference and it was over 90 degrees outside. It is a small cafe with limited seating at the window. The menu is on the wall. You order and when it's done they call your number. It is NOT ADA friendly. You have to climb stairs to get in. It was quite difficult for me as I was using my cane. This was my first Hong Kong style fast food cafe created by Chopped Champion and James Beard semifinalist Chef Laurence Louie and Rary Ratsifa. After going to another Hong Kong cafe nearby, and having something to compare this to, I would not return to this establishment as I think there are better Hong Style cafes with better food and ADA friendliness establishments.

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    Bubble tea special (7/12-7/13/25; $9): loving the summer specials!
    Bubble tea special (7/12-7/13/25; $9): loving the summer specials!
    Chili Chicken Bolo ($15) - mod spicy crispy (lao gan ma spiced), sour cream/chive dressed - fusion at its finest

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    Chili Chicken Bolo ($15) - mod spicy crispy (lao gan ma spiced), sour cream/chive dressed - fusion at its finest
    Ming's Seafood Restaurant

    Ming's Seafood Restaurant

    3.5
    (349 reviews)
    5.2 mi
    $$

    Yummy dim sum. No cart service here. You get a picture menu and you write down your order on a…read morepaper and give it to them. They bring out the food as it's ready. The space is decently sized but not huge so expect a wait on the weekend. On a Saturday at 11 we were quoted a 30 minute wait for 7 people but only ended up waiting maybe 15 or so. Highlights: - beef chow fun (dry) - great wok hei flavor and they didn't skimp on meat. - pan fried turnip cake - crispy on all sides vs. just top and bottom that you usually see. Cut thicker too so you get more of the soft inside. - beancurd sheet roll with pork and shrimp - tender and flavorful. The sauce they have on the outside is delish and the beancurd texture was nice. - taro puff with pork - light and crispy on the outside. The taro itself was soft and custardy. It didn't eat heavy even though it's deep fried. Just ok: - steamed rice roll with shrimp - sauce was just ok and the rice roll was a little thick. - Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce - the sauce was very thin. I'm used to a thicker more flavorful sauce that holds to the broccoli better. But the broccoli was cooked well. Service really left a lot to be desired. We constantly had to flag people down and they really made it feel like we were bothering them. They missed an item on our order and it took a while for them to correct it. Only street parking but it's not hard to find a spot and it's only $1 an hr.

    Good: - fries taro with pork dumplings $6.50…read more- beef chow fun with gravy $17.95 Ok: - pork and shrimp shumai is large but lack taste and looks $6.75 - crispy shrimp roll with celery is not hot, $6.75 for 3 small pieces - crispy shrimp rolls with celery is not tasty $6.75 - sticky rice with chicken in lotus leaf $6.75

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    Chicken Fingers K, Pork & Shrimp Dumplings J, Shrimp & Chives Dumplings J, pork shu mai, *Bake Egg Tarts W
    Chicken Fingers K, Pork & Shrimp Dumplings J, Shrimp & Chives Dumplings J, pork shu mai, *Bake Egg Tarts W
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    Fried taro ball with pork
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