Dim Sum Go Go

Dim Sum Go Go is located at 575 Grand St, New York, NY. This location is in the Lower East Side neighborhood. This business specializes in Restaurants.

As soon as you sit down ask for extras of the delicious little homemade dipping sauces--they go fast, and you may never see your waiter again.

Asterisked dishes are the chef's specials, and are especially good for groups.

The little dumplings get creative (and sometimes colorful) treatment at this two-story dim sum house that's open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day. Whether you decide on fried or steamed, you’ll find options such as minced squab, crab or duck as well as vegetable dumplings with Chinese long beans, bean curd and bamboo hearts. Shrimp and mango also make a popular combination. The food may be...

"Cheap", "no-frills" dim sum ordered off a menu rather than snagged from a trolley makes this "utilitarian" Chinese "less chaotic" than the typical C-town outfits; however, traditionalists "miss the ladies schlepping the carts" and report "perfunctory service" and "run-of-the-mill" decor.

Stellar dim sum on the Lower East Side that puts even the best stall in Beijing to shame.

Save your singles—you can't make it rain on them here. Despite the name, and the wraparound mirrors, this is a low-key, jiggle-free spot where the action is all on the menu. The lovechild of a collaboration between a French-American food writer and a Hong Kong chef, fusion-tastic bites like mini-burgers with succulent dumpling beef rock hard. Dim sum is made to order (no cart), so it's nice and...

True, there are a lot of authentic Chinese restaurants in Chinatown. Dim Sum Go Go is just as Chinese and is maybe authentic fusion. The expertise of a Hong Kong chef and a French-American food critic ensures that the food is as close to the original and the quality and service is impeccable. It also means there's a good mix of the traditional and the contemporary, as well as vegetarian and...