Dim Sum Chelsea

"Dim Sum was ok. Not as much variation as we hoped more Dumplings options. The Dishes had where good."

"Chongqing style noodles soup was really genuine and nice! Brazed beef noodle soup was also delicious. Dumplings in hot sauce (not very spicy) were good as well. Prices were reasonable and staff were very friendly. Quite spacious inside."

"I rarely go into Manhattan anymore and I was disappointed when I found out a favorite restaurant, Grand Schezuan on 9th Ave is no more… so I perused yelp and google for a place nearby with the most consistent good recent reviews and this place was close. Very, very clean restaurant with two spotless bathrooms. The vibe is like an American diner with Chinese flair. Booths in front and tables in rear. Not too trendy, but not dated either. Well lit, but not too bright, and no annoying music like some places. Service was prompt and friendly. Scallion pancakes very good. Excellent crab / spinach soup dumplings. Wish it were 6 pieces instead of 5, though for sharing . Delicious Dan Dan noodles soup. I wanted to drink the rest of the soup with all the bits of pork. My favorite was the braised tofu dish. Out of this world!!! Perfect!!! Delicious pork ribs. Had a slice of mango cheese cake which was good. Of course I would come back."

"I came here after work randomly with my parents. We were seated as soon as we got inside. The atmosphere is comfortable. The food came out quickly after the order was placed. I absolutely loved the spicy wontons, the orange chicken was tasty and I think the orange peels was a nice flavorful touch. The chow fun was light and lacked a little flavor but still very good. My mother had delicious beef fried rice. The prices are great for the city, food is good and you get a slight discount if you pay with cash. I would definitely come here again & recommended."