EatEast Village

Dim Sum Palace

Delicious Cantonese dim sum; one of six locations, all in Manhattan.

Address: 59 2nd Ave
Hours: Daily 10:30AM–3:00PM and 5:30PM–11:00PM
Price: $7–13 per dim sum dish; you'll probably want to order three or so per person
Website: dimsumpalace.com (opens in a new tab)

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