New York is home to the most authentic Chinese restaurants outside of China, many of which serve dim sum.
New Yorkers love their dim sum — the morning smorgasbord of dumplings, buns, and other small plates served on pushcarts— and love to argue over their favorite dim sum spots.
Fortunately, the editors at Zagat settled the argument for us. They put together a list of the eight best dim sum restaurants in New York City, and we've got them here for you.
#8 Ping's Seafood
Food: 21
Decor: 13
Service: 15
Cost: $31
Ping’s is a Chinatown institution that serves authentic and flavorful dim sum, with a focus on seafood.
Be prepared to wait for a table on Sundays, when the place is packed.
#7 Golden Unicorn
Food: 21
Decor: 14
Service: 15
Cost: $27
This Cantonese-style dim sum restaurant is mobbed on weekends with families and large groups.
They serve an endless array of dim sum dishes that change with the seasons.
#6 Nom Wah Tea Parlor
Food: 22
Decor: 13
Service: 18
Cost: $22
Opened in 1920, Nom Wah was the first dim sum restaurant in New York City.
It retains its original neighborhood charm while operating with a more modern kitchen and an updated-yet-traditional menu.
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