Asian Jewels Seafood Restaurant 敦城海鲜酒家
Chinese Restaurant, Seafood Restaurant, and Dim Sum Restaurant$$$$
Flushing
Go here. Experience the dim sum. It's worth it.
"Best dim sum in flushing!! Long wait always but worth it!!"(9 Tips)
"... had in NY, better than Chinatown, reminds me of HK. The food is fresh,..."(4 Tips)
"The cart ladies are really pushy here."(3 Tips)
"marinated chicken feet in savoury tangy sauce and the crispy"(3 Tips)
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TomApril 5, 2015Best dim sum in Flushing (and possibly in all of NYC). There's long waits on the weekends, especially for large groups. They now offer free wifi. I'm a huge fan of the roast bbq pork steam rice roll.
Come for dinner, order wasabi conch, king crab three or four ways, spot prawns (soy or original), eel with black bean sauce, steamed fish, etc!
RachelSeptember 12, 2016Good dim sum, it has its parking with make it convenient. Try to go on week day cause weekend always full a least one and half hours waiting but it's worth it. Great place for family has big table.
Connie ChiuNovember 5, 2014It's good dim sum. I can only tell the difference between bad and good, but between good and excellent, I'm not an expert. It gets mad crowded on weekends so come on weekday mornings if you can.
Ailie ChangMay 15, 2017Great dim sum place! Especially since they have complimentary "valet" parking so you don't have to waste time finding a place to park.- Pramod PaiMay 8, 2015The varieties of Dim Sum specialities are available as favourites includes: beef balls with crunchy watercress, marinated chicken feet in savoury tangy sauce and the crispy fried shrimp dumplings. Read more
Florence HFebruary 14, 2015Get here early for dim sum on the weekends! If you have a large party, they'll put you in a room: good for conversation, but be prepared to chase the carts. They often skip the private rooms.
Sonny KwokNovember 19, 2018Probably has one of the best dim sum in town, newly renovated dining room (partially), plus valet parking. The only downside is that it a little pricey.
Polina WeitzDecember 3, 2018Fancy dim sum spot, with cart ladies. Although it's sometimes hard to understand what's inside - try to find the seafood dumplings, especially the fried shrimp dumplings!
Best dim sum in New York City. Waits aren't terrible either. Shu Mai, rice noodles, chicken feet, turnip cake and taro wrapped pork are my favorite dishes.
Kendo K.February 9, 2015Good dim sum. They barely speak english. Your hand gesture skill will improve here. You should come with friends who can communicate or at least speak a little bit of Chinese.- Lana ChanJanuary 14, 2012Truly one of the best dim sum experiences I've had in NY, better than Chinatown, reminds me of HK. The food is fresh, always hot even the fried dishes. Service is very quick and prompt
Melissa ChaiJanuary 2, 2016Been coming here since I was a little kid. Best dim sum in Flushing and perhaps NYC
Venkatesh KondamSettyMay 5, 2015- L. T.January 8, 2015Hurried vibe in this place - as all dim sum restaurants are. They come by and offer every dish - you won't be chasing down any carts here!
Daniel ASeptember 29, 2018Ranked #1 for dim sum in NYC for a reason. My favorite is the bbq pork pastry. Sit back and enjoy the experience!
Rainbow TDecember 13, 2015Delicious dim sum. Good time to come around 11 am on weekdays. Earlier on weekends especially with a large group.
Michelin Travel & LifestyleSeptember 23, 2013The dim sum is great, especially Dungeness crab and salt and pepper fried anchovies. Free wifi while you wait. – Green Guide Editor
Daphne SoegijonoJanuary 5, 2014If you're like me, not a morning person, get dim sum for a late lunch. Get there around 2pm and there will be no wait, but they still have plenty of food.
Lori LuoAugust 24, 2014Come early for the weekend dimsum! You'll find well-done varieties of dumplings, spare ribs, taro cake, and more.
Kong TseFebruary 24, 2015Everything is good here, not the madhouse like the restaurant at new world mall and they have a better quality of dimsum.
Nick JohnsonMarch 22, 2015I think I enjoyed everything here, but the roast pork pineapple buns and egg plant stuffed with shrimp especially.
Serious EatsApril 11, 2013The dim sum here isn't as good as it used to be, but it remains a solid and popular neighborhood brunch spot.
Alexandra FanningJune 1, 2018This place is legit - just like what I grew up with. It’s all good. It’s all gone.
Angeline D.January 4, 2012Best dim sum in all of NYC. Dim sum is available until 4pm here. Come between 11am-1pm for fresher food and more choices to select from.
Christina KabbaniMarch 15, 2013The dim sum here is probably the best in flushing. Just make sure you come earlier than two to have the best selection.
Johnson TohSeptember 27, 2016The food here is excellent! The room we were in with the family and friends is pretty neat.
Jocelyn LeavittOctober 13, 2020They have a big tent for outdoor dining and also allow up to 4 at indoor tables.
This place has always been one of my preferred because of the chicken feet
Audrey LoMay 27, 2013Had dim sum. Best dish was the steamed pea shoot dumplings. The quality of food is pretty good. Although, some had to much MSG! Won't kill you, but will leave you thirsty after the meal.
Joshua MintzJune 27, 2010Go on weekend when the place if jam-packed and carts are on heavy rotation. Can't go wrong with all of their steamed dumpling options - and everything else too. Lots of choices / don't rush!
Paige CJune 20, 2018The food was good and the wait wasn’t terrible, but they really need more variety on their menu. The same items kept coming around on the carts and there wasn’t much to choose from.
Just learned that dimsum is served until 4pm! (On Sundays at least)
Joanna FlammOctober 25, 2015Really great dim sum. Expect a wait on weekend mornings, but it's worth it.
Mingster CDecember 28, 2014The mini egg tarts are dynamite! Came here on a Sunday at 2pm and still plenty of dim sum.- Pedro JimenezNovember 2, 2013The cart ladies are really pushy here. But the beef wrapped in rice noodle is the best in Flushing. The shumai is good. Other stuff only OK.
WEI WEIJuly 6, 2015Good service. Nice dim sum. They are good at shrimps but need to improve on sweet dishes.
Elizabeth YaoAugust 18, 2012Not the best dimsum you can find in flushing anymore, I would recommend the one across from queens crossing, although I have to say the service is stellar
Come before 11AM during weekend, otherwise, you have to wait for table and the valet parking maybe full. And Yes.... The best place for dim sum in Flushing!
MetroFocusNovember 9, 2011Stop by the restaurant and grab some Dim Sum after watching a game at Citi Field. Read more about Asian Jewel Seafood on MetroFocus. Read more
Not as good as Jade for dim sum. They add extra stuff in the food that doesn't go well with the flavor.
Ishmael VasquezAugust 25, 2015Authentic dim sum but beware of being with white people as they think they could "drop" fried expensive food on your table without ordering.
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Asian Jewels Seafood Restaurant 敦城海鲜酒家
133-30 39th Ave (btw College Point Blvd & Janet Pl)
Flushing, NY 11354
United States
Flushing, NY 11354
United States
Closed until 9:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Fri
- 9:00 AM–11:30 PM
- Sat–Sun
- 8:30 AM–11:30 PM
(718) 359-8600
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