4 Best Dim Sum Restaurants In Lodi

4 restaurants available nearby

1. Dim Sum Bloom

4.4

Awesome(34)

Price: Moderate

• Dim sum • Upper West Side

Booked 4 times today

Dim Sum Bloom, nestled in the vibrant Upper West Side of New York, offers an authentic Chinese culinary delight that sets it apart. Patrons rave about its "high quality dim sum" and the signature Beijing Duck, a crowd favorite. The restaurant's transformation from SHUN LEE 98TH to DIM SUM BLOOM has only enhanced its appeal, with reviewers commending its "great food and Ice tea!" and "true gem in the neighborhood" status. The praise extends to its service, described as "warm welcoming enthusiastic," and its ambiance, which features "modern airy indoor and outdoor patio seating." Whether it's the "yummy soft, flavorful shrimp dumplings" or the "extraordinary Hong Kong style dumplings," every dish promises a taste of authentic, meticulously crafted Chinese cuisine, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking an exemplary dining experience in NYC.

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2. Philippe Chow - Upper East Side

4.7

Exceptional(4390)

Price: Expensive

• Dim sum • Upper East Side

Booked 64 times today

Philippe Chow on the Upper East Side stands out as a beacon of Beijing cuisine in New York City. Described as modern, flavorful, and theatrical, this restaurant puts a unique spin on traditional Beijing-style dishes, offering them in a family-style setting that encourages sharing and communal enjoyment. With glowing reviews like "the best Peking Duck anywhere" and "always love the Beijing chicken," it's clear that Philippe Chow masters the art of Beijing flavors. Patrons continually praise the "outstanding food" and "excellent service," making it a must-visit for anyone craving authentic, beautifully presented Beijing cuisine in a sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere.

3. Shun Lee Cafe

3.5

Very Good(1533)

Price: Expensive

• Dim sum • Lincoln Square

Booked 9 times today

At Shun Lee Cafe, located across from Lincoln Center in New York's Lincoln Square, the echoes of traditional Chinese dining are unmistakable. Praised for its "outstanding Chinese cuisine," particularly the shrimp in Grand Marnier sauce and spring rolls, each dish is a testament to authenticity and quality. The restaurant is celebrated for maintaining the charm of 1970s-80s fine Chinese dining, with a black and white checkerboard dining room and traditional decor. Guests consistently commend the "delicious" food and "very competent staff," making it a perennial favorite for both locals and visitors. As one reviewer puts it, it's "always a winner," especially for a pre-theater dinner.

4. Hey Yuet

4.6

Exceptional(161)

Price: Moderate

• Dim sum • Chelsea

Booked 22 times today

Hey Yuet in Chelsea, New York, stands out as a beacon of authentic Dim Sum cuisine. Patrons rave about their traditional offerings, with reviews highlighting the "seriously delicious" tripe, chicken feet, and spareribs. The praise continues with the "amazing dim sum" and specific mentions of standout items like fresh and flavorful shrimp dumplings, which are filled to the brim with shrimp. The authenticity of their Dim Sum shines through, as noted by a reviewer who exclaimed it's the "best I’ve had." The restaurant also receives accolades for its service, described as attentive and accommodating, enhancing the dining experience. Whether for a casual lunch or a delightful dinner, Hey Yuet promises a genuine and satisfying Dim Sum meal right in the heart of New York City.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Dim Sum Bloom

2. Philippe Chow - Upper East Side

3. Shun Lee Cafe

4. Hey Yuet

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