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Dim Sum Palace

Restaurant in Financial District

RestaurantChineseDumplings & Dim Sum4.6 (1223 reviews)moderate

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Known for:dumplingsdim sumfried rice

About

Located in Manhattan, Financial District, United States, Dim Sum Palace is a Restaurant. Also offers table reservations, delivery, takeaway. For a quieter visit, come by on a Sunday. Price range: mid-range. Cuisine: Chinese, Dumplings & Dim Sum. Known for dumplings, dim sum, fried rice. It stays open late, until 23:00. Rated 4.6★ from 1223 reviews, it is among the highest-rated spots in Financial District.

Amenities

TakeawayDeliveryWheelchair accessBarBreakfastTakes reservationsFamily friendly

What diners mention

  • Portion sizes4
  • Ambiance2

Frequently asked questions

Where is Dim Sum Palace?+

Dim Sum Palace is located at 123 William Street, New York, Financial District.

What kind of place is Dim Sum Palace?+

Dim Sum Palace is a Restaurant in Financial District serving Chinese, Dumplings & Dim Sum.

What are Dim Sum Palace's opening hours?+

Dim Sum Palace is open seven days a week. Dim Sum Palace stays open late, until 23:00.

Is Dim Sum Palace open on Sundays?+

Yes, Dim Sum Palace is open on Sundays.

When is the best time to visit Dim Sum Palace?+

It is busiest on Tuesday and usually quietest on Sunday.

How expensive is Dim Sum Palace?+

Dim Sum Palace is generally mid-range.

What does Dim Sum Palace offer?+

Dim Sum Palace offers Takeaway, Delivery, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast, Takes reservations, Family friendly.

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What people say

Great food, attentive service, and nice, clean ambiance.

Reviews sourced from Google.

What diners say on Google

Wridgen★★★★★

Phenomenal experience. Waiter was very good with recommendations. Food was hot and in big portions. Fried rice was cooked perfectly and the pork was tender. So many flavors for their dumplings, bbq dumplings were great. Short wait time. Also picked up a coconut cake which was very jello like, but good. Tasted amazing will be back.

Kelsey D'Souza★★★★★

Our go-to dim sum restaurant, consistently hits. We usually get take out for convenience, but it’s a treat to dine in with their pretty decor (the lit up scenic walls change the ambiance entirely, second best thing to actually being at the top of a mountain 😂). They have some fun dishes like eggplant with salted fish, and a stir fried turnip cake with duck. Classics are solid too.

Zhao Zhang★★★★★

Coming from trying many Chinese restaurants, the portions here are generous, and the dishes were not oily. The plating could be improved a bit though for Chinese broccoli dish. The presentation made it looked like parts were burnt but it was the addition of fried olives in the sauce. The Yangzhou fried rice stood out. After trying several places in NYC, this one was among the top. It was light, not greasy, with fluffy rice and well-cooked eggs. The portion was fitting for three people.The Mongolian beef was even better. The beef was tender, and the onions were sweet and fully cooked without a

Sabena Singh★★★★★

There are many branches of Dim Sum Palace in Manhattan. However, the offerings are not consistent. Here on William Street, the cuisine is top notch. I ordered the Hong Kong B.B.Q. Roast duck over rice and pork and chive dumplings. There were plenty of glossy duck pieces over rice and greens. Under the crisp duck skin was a thin layer of fat that had an umami flavor that excited me. How did the chef make this incredible roast duck? I was in nirvana and decided to eat this slowly to revel in the beauty of this poultry. I ate all the duck pieces and the greens and some rice. Three dumplings came

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