RESTAURANTS IN NYC

The only place to eat soup dumplings (or really any dumplings other than fried pork dumplings) on the Upper East Side. Some dishes are...

The Bao lives up to its name by serving five different types of xiao long bao: pork, crab and pork, super spicy, wasabi, and chocolate....

You have probably seen Drunken Dumpling’s XL XLB (extra large xiao long bao) on Instagram. If you haven’t, you probably don’t use...

If you’ve heard of soup dumplings, you’ve heard of Joe’s Shanghai. With locations in Midtown, Chinatown and Flushing, there is no reason...

Kung Fu Kitchen (Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen if we want to be exact) is best known for their hand pulled noodles and soup...

Dumpling Galaxy is the masterpiece of Helen You. Her first Flushing restaurant was Tian Jin Dumpling House, which is a tiny underground...

A competitive dim sum experience in a huge dining hall at the top of a set of escalators. It is a lively restaurant where you can enjoy...

This no-cart dim sum restaurant has been around since 1920 so clearly the food doesn't suck. The restaurant flaunts its longevity with...

A Chinatown dumpling counter that serves some very tasty dumplings in styrofoam to-go containers (or styrofoam plates if you want to sit...

Kind of like the Baked by Melissa of dumplings: innovated flavors, brightly light restaurant, big glass windows, custom labeled water...

Dim Sum GoGo is a go-to dumpling spot in Chinatown that serves dim sum off of a menu. The perfect place to order your favorite dim sum...

A multi-story, dim sum restaurant filled with large round tables, golden colored chairs and golden curtains (with a scary amount of...

Regardless of it you are vegan/vegetarian or not, this is a Chinatown must-try. Everything here is veggie or made with mock meat. They...