East Harbor Seafood Palace

Northeastman _{on Google}

Apr 7th, 2024

It is the best dim sum that we have got in USA so far. We were so happy to find it during our brief stay in Brooklyn.

D Guo _{on Google}

Apr 5th, 2024

This dim sum restaurant is quite possibly the most traditional Cantonese dim sum spot in New York City. Located in Brooklyn Chinatown, where there is a sizable Cantonese immigrant population, this establishment has a long history and preserves the authentic flavors of dim sum.
They serve food through pushcarts, offering a variety of dishes not found in many other places, and their prices are cheaper compared to dim sum in Manhattan and Flushing. Additionally, they have a menu where you can order dim sum or stir-fried dishes not available on the carts.
Patrons range from elderly to young, leisurely sipping tea and enjoying dim sum, and sometimes during peak dining hours, sharing tables might be necessary, but this communal atmosphere adds to the charm of the experience.
Highly recommended for those who appreciate traditional dim sum.

Jimmy _{on Google}

Apr 4th, 2024

We're huge dim sum fans, often indulging to the point of gluttony
During their peak service hours at this authentic Cantonese banquet hall could mean cozying up with another party at a shared table if you're a duo/trio. Of course you will be asked first to share
The cart ladies provide impeccable service. If they run out of your desired dish, fear notthey'll return with a fresh batch, checking if you're still interested.
We try to get there when they open or near the end of their dim sum service to avoid the 30+ min wait times
Of course we cannot leave without discussing how reasonably priced the dim sum was. Just under $60 for 12 plates for 4 people!