Downtown Yummy Restaurant

I like the way they stock the dim sum carts. Lots of variety on one cart. It also keeps the food fresher because it seems like they stock as the kitchen produces. It's not needlessly large or fancy. If you want Instagram fodder, go to Golden Unicorn. In my mind, this place has replaced a few dim sum spots I went to that now seen to have because bland and limited in the types of dim sum. I've only been once, but I'm going to keep coming back.

The dining room is huge and has beautiful furnishings. The food is authentic but not intimidating for the unacquainted and of course delicious!

Osheé Baugus

The dining room is huge and has beautiful furnishings. The food is authentic but not intimidating for the unacquainted and of course delicious!

Gavin Ngoloma Peters

Busy, very high quality cart dim sum. It's a family go to meal whenever we are near the Manhattan Bridge

C P

I like the way they stock the dim sum carts. Lots of variety on one cart. It also keeps the food fresher because it seems like they stock as the kitchen produces. It's not needlessly large or fancy. If you want Instagram fodder, go to Golden Unicorn. In my mind, this place has replaced a few dim sum spots I went to that now seen to have because bland and limited in the types of dim sum. I've only been once, but I'm going to keep coming back.

Chintzu Lin

We went there for a reunion. All 20 people loved their Dim Sum items and noodles. Very inexpensive. This restaurant is our new favorite place. We will definitely visit again.

TN Le

Really really really cheap dim sum. A size Large item is $3.85!!!!!!!!!!!! We got 6 dishes for $23.25 (with tax) The pork bao is a bit small, but everything else sizing is on par with other places but like 1/2 price. Quality and taste is good.

Mi Zhang

Enjoyed a great meal with our family for Chinese New Year's. Every dish was well seasoned just right. Glad to have found another very good family friendly restaurant.

Linda Yee

Great local place, go with my family and friends, unique dishes. They have typical Cantonese style food as well as unique dishes. Get the special taro fish dish, crispy garlic chicken, and lamb chops! Always my go-to esp for picky Chinese parents that have seen and eaten it all.

Andrea Wu

Definitely my favorite dim sum place in Manhattan. It's loud and crowded and people share tables, but the quality of food here is great. We got shrimp steamed rice roll, shrimp dumplings, fried salted dumplings, rice wrapped in lotus leaf, BBQ pork pastries, and ribs. Everything was delicious, quality was excellent. Best part is, 6 dishes for $23 (including tax and tea)! Wow. I'll be back for sure, I love this place!

Very authentic Dim Sum experience, fair prices and not super touristy ... like Jing Fong ... quality of the food is good, and you can usually find a table without a long wait ...

Pretty noisy. Elderly folks may need help getting up the stairs. There is an elevator as an option. Food is good. Comes out fresh. We came here during the middle of the week at noon. Some of the dishes were gone before we could even ask for them.

George Fine

Very authentic Dim Sum experience, fair prices and not super touristy ... like Jing Fong ... quality of the food is good, and you can usually find a table without a long wait ...

Jeffrey Yung

Pretty noisy. Elderly folks may need help getting up the stairs. There is an elevator as an option. Food is good. Comes out fresh. We came here during the middle of the week at noon. Some of the dishes were gone before we could even ask for them.

Great restaurants staff don't speak much English but are super friendly. The food is authentic, tastes and with comunial tables the company is as interesting as the dishes. Take a friend or two and go get a meal you want forget in a hurry 😉

Dim sum is good. Entrée portions are large. Fast & friendly service. Affordable prices. Great place for venues or events. Located on the 2nd floor. Lovely decor. Very busy. Stair carpet could do with a cleaning or replaced.

Classic dimsum place upstairs with the ladies pushing carts. Kind of small and crowded during popular times such as weekends and holidays- be prepared to share tables with other people. Taste wise, I'd say it's pretty similar to other consume places. Price wise as well. Service was nice, they kept our cold and hot water filled. Definitely worth giving a try at least once

🇱🇷 🌲 ⛄ Happy 🌳 🐁 🐀 🌲 Chinese 🌲 🐀 🐁🌳 New Year 🌳 🐀 🐁 4718. 🇱🇷🗽🇺🇸 Downtown Yummy Restaurant located at 39 East Broadway is a nice Chinese restaurant that serves Cantonese cuisine. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor, and the stairs are quite steep. They do have an elevator to accommodate the elderly and the handicap, but you will have to go inside 39 - 41 East Broadway to access the elevator. The place is neat, clean, tidy and well lite. The staff is friendly, professional and attentive, all with a smile. The food fresh and properly prepared. A place i would love to call my home cooked meals out. Do enjoy.

Foods are good, price are little high but reasonable. The only thing is: you have to make sure your bill is match what you order. My bill charged more than what we eat.

L. Fong

Dim sum is good. Entrée portions are large. Fast & friendly service. Affordable prices. Great place for venues or events. Located on the 2nd floor. Lovely decor. Very busy. Stair carpet could do with a cleaning or replaced.

Betty Leung

Foods are good, price are little high but reasonable. The only thing is: you have to make sure your bill is match what you order. My bill charged more than what we eat.

Pedro Monteiro

Great restaurants staff don't speak much English but are super friendly. The food is authentic, tastes and with comunial tables the company is as interesting as the dishes. Take a friend or two and go get a meal you want forget in a hurry 😉

Allen

Classic dimsum place upstairs with the ladies pushing carts. Kind of small and crowded during popular times such as weekends and holidays- be prepared to share tables with other people. Taste wise, I'd say it's pretty similar to other consume places. Price wise as well. Service was nice, they kept our cold and hot water filled. Definitely worth giving a try at least once

Goofy John

🇱🇷 🌲 ⛄ Happy 🌳 🐁 🐀 🌲 Chinese 🌲 🐀 🐁🌳 New Year 🌳 🐀 🐁 4718. 🇱🇷🗽🇺🇸 Downtown Yummy Restaurant located at 39 East Broadway is a nice Chinese restaurant that serves Cantonese cuisine. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor, and the stairs are quite steep. They do have an elevator to accommodate the elderly and the handicap, but you will have to go inside 39 - 41 East Broadway to access the elevator. The place is neat, clean, tidy and well lite. The staff is friendly, professional and attentive, all with a smile. The food fresh and properly prepared. A place i would love to call my home cooked meals out. Do enjoy.

Food was pretty decent, as you'd expect from a restaurant in this neighborhood. The service was often confused, and seemed disoriented (i.e. which tables dishes go to). My biggest peeve was that they weren't changing our plates fast enough. Once the first dish comes out, the gates open, and your own plate gets cluttered quite quickly. For a "new" restaurant, the upholstery doesn't reflect it (gf comment). BYOB is welcome, of course.

Wallace

Food was pretty decent, as you'd expect from a restaurant in this neighborhood. The service was often confused, and seemed disoriented (i.e. which tables dishes go to). My biggest peeve was that they weren't changing our plates fast enough. Once the first dish comes out, the gates open, and your own plate gets cluttered quite quickly. For a "new" restaurant, the upholstery doesn't reflect it (gf comment). BYOB is welcome, of course.

The service here was non-existent. Came here for dim sum with my family and there was hair in one of my dishes. No one could be found to address the issue and when I was able to get someone’s attention, the woman said in Chinese “that is not my problem, that is the waiters problem”. For someone who works in customer service there’s definitely better ways to respond. When I was finally able to get the waiter to come over she didn’t say anything and just switched the dish. No apology.. NOTHING. Anyways there’s better dim sum restaurants in Chinatown, skip this one.

Authentic taste, good price especially for weekday lunch time, but I am really annoyed by the service. I always go there along for a quick lunch so ordering two dishes are just enough for me which only cost 5.5 (7.5 after tea and tips). They speak Cantonese which I can understand but I always speak mandarin in response. I don’t know maybe some point in me make them dislike me or something or I’m just overthinking, every time after I ordered, everyone just keep come and ask me do you want this or that...after me saying no they just leave an annoyed face to me and go away. And they are always WAY TOO FAST at taking your “empty” dishes away, which was SUPER ANNOYING. I feel like they only do this to me, maybe punishing me ordering too little or speaks mandarin. Sometimes there’s still some my favorite taro in the dish when I just picked and took a bite on that last piece of meat. And they will take the dish and turn away IMMEDIATELY, too fast that I couldn’t have say NO. This time I just picked up a large piece of tofu roll when they IMMEDIATELY took the plate away. Then my roll have no where to rest because it’s too big to eat in one bite. And although they usually are pretty fast at check which I like, today I already put money on the desk and everyone walk pass me and pretend not seeing me. Really arrogant service. Difficult to communicate. And when I was walking in alone, their female manager keeps staring at me like I’m a weirdo. Feel like being discriminated because I wasn’t speaking Cantonese. I was so darn angry with the service.

Connie Huang

The service here was non-existent. Came here for dim sum with my family and there was hair in one of my dishes. No one could be found to address the issue and when I was able to get someone’s attention, the woman said in Chinese “that is not my problem, that is the waiters problem”. For someone who works in customer service there’s definitely better ways to respond. When I was finally able to get the waiter to come over she didn’t say anything and just switched the dish. No apology.. NOTHING. Anyways there’s better dim sum restaurants in Chinatown, skip this one.

Christina Deng

Authentic taste, good price especially for weekday lunch time, but I am really annoyed by the service. I always go there along for a quick lunch so ordering two dishes are just enough for me which only cost 5.5 (7.5 after tea and tips). They speak Cantonese which I can understand but I always speak mandarin in response. I don’t know maybe some point in me make them dislike me or something or I’m just overthinking, every time after I ordered, everyone just keep come and ask me do you want this or that...after me saying no they just leave an annoyed face to me and go away. And they are always WAY TOO FAST at taking your “empty” dishes away, which was SUPER ANNOYING. I feel like they only do this to me, maybe punishing me ordering too little or speaks mandarin. Sometimes there’s still some my favorite taro in the dish when I just picked and took a bite on that last piece of meat. And they will take the dish and turn away IMMEDIATELY, too fast that I couldn’t have say NO. This time I just picked up a large piece of tofu roll when they IMMEDIATELY took the plate away. Then my roll have no where to rest because it’s too big to eat in one bite. And although they usually are pretty fast at check which I like, today I already put money on the desk and everyone walk pass me and pretend not seeing me. Really arrogant service. Difficult to communicate. And when I was walking in alone, their female manager keeps staring at me like I’m a weirdo. Feel like being discriminated because I wasn’t speaking Cantonese. I was so darn angry with the service.