Dim Sum Palace

Yay! Dim Sum Palace has arrived in LIC with fabulous dim sum and Hong Kong style cuisine all day until 2:30 am! We loved the dumplings, duck, and Peking pork chops. Lychee martinis are refreshing!

The food was tasty and presented as expected. The Mai Tai drink was excellent. I wish the dim sum portions were bigger for the price, however. This is a great addition to the LIC community.

Vaibhav Mallya (mallyvai)

We've been coming here consistently since it opened. The food has remained excellent, the service attentive, and the quality consistent. Items are well priced, especially for the quality and dining environment. I highly recommend checking this place out.

Ziyan Zhao

In my opinion the Jackson Avenue location of Dim Sum Palace is the best looking (renovation wise) and the food is great depending on the time you go in since each chef has a different cooking style however nonetheless the food is great. Service is commendable and not to mention the drinks? AMAZING. I spent my birthday there and i’m impressed by their service. Songs, singing and the huge cake. I recommend going after 5 for the best food experience flavor wise. One thing however is that it is definitely not wheelchair accessible. There are vegetarian options and everything is labeled clearly. The price is okay and portions are somewhat generous.

M Z

Im glade we finally have a local place to satisfy our craving for DimSum. Happen to go in this snowy morning. Very nice surrounding, very nice indoor atmosphere, very friendly service, hot dishes, and variety choices for tea and cocktails. If you can consider providing more vegetarian dishes and halal meat dishes, im sure you can serve an even wider local popularity. Definitely will go back and recommend to colleagues, friends and neighbors. Keep the good job.🙏💓

Justin Rogers-Cooper

Fine, fast sit-down dining with tons of delicious small plates on a big menu, plus savory entrees, and solid, well-made cocktails to boot. Definitely enough for the hard to please, and for anyone who wants the classics, it’s easy. Great new spot, close to the E and G trains. Kind service.

Ana Diaz Rivero

Tried a bunch of their dim sum for delivery. All the dumplings and the turnip cakes were delicious. The only thing I could do without next time was the scallion pancake. It might be great fresh out of the kitchen, but it did not hold up well for takeout.

Venice Liu

I really like this restaurant. The food is delicious and very fresh, and the portions are huge! Four of us were completely full for just $120. We came back again the next day when we were in the area.

Bong Arquiza

I was pleasantly surprised by how reasonable the prices are at Dim Sum Palace in Court Square, especially by LIC standards, where I'm used to seeing menus with inflated prices. The flavors here were absolutely on point, and as someone who loves Chinese dim sum, I appreciated the wide variety of offerings on the menu. LIC doesn’t have many restaurants that offer an extensive dim sum selection, so I was thrilled to see Dim Sum Palace open a branch in the neighborhood. Everything we tried was delicious, but a few dishes really stood out. From the à la carte menu, the salt and pepper pork chops were a standout—crispy, thinly sliced, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned (I’m Asian and these dishes weren’t salty by my standards!). Among the dim sum, I especially loved the shrimp spring rolls, pork and shrimp siu mai, and the salt and pepper shrimp. The only thing to note is that the space is a bit small, and it can get super packed on weekends, so be prepared for a wait. That said, the food is well worth it. Great flavors, good portions, and refreshingly fair prices. I’ll definitely be coming back.

Max Mayfield

Stopped in with my wife for a quick drink and some snacks at the bar. Service was excellent, and the atmosphere was friendly and welcoming. It was nice to see regulars popping in to grab their lunch—gave the place a great neighborhood vibe.

Teresa M

Yay! Dim Sum Palace has arrived in LIC with fabulous dim sum and Hong Kong style cuisine all day until 2:30 am! We loved the dumplings, duck, and Peking pork chops. Lychee martinis are refreshing!

JIAKUN YI

Have been Dim Sum Palace‘s long-time customer for the 56th location. Very happy to have a new location here in LIC. As a Cantonese myself, I can say the taste of food here is pretty decent. In addition, the service here is good and waiting staffs are pretty attentive to orders. Service is quick and food is fresh and made hot.

jackie han

Absolutely loved this place! The dim sum was fresh, flavorful, and came out piping hot — just the way it should be. The staff was super friendly and attentive. Highly recommend!

Vincent Jones

The food was tasty and presented as expected. The Mai Tai drink was excellent. I wish the dim sum portions were bigger for the price, however. This is a great addition to the LIC community.

Cindy Francis

From the moment we walked in, we knew we were in for a treat. Dim Sum Palace delivered an amazing dining experience from start to finish. The rustic, cozy ambiance paired with a surprisingly impressive bar selection made for the perfect setting. We ordered a few dishes to share: • General Tso’s Chicken – crispy, flavorful, with just the right kick • Chicken Lo Mein – comforting and perfectly sauced • Chicken Dumplings & Bamboo Shoot Dumplings – fresh, delicate, and bursting with flavor To complement it all, we had the Beijing Mule and the Mango Mojito — both cocktails were refreshing and incredibly well crafted. The staff was friendly, attentive, and efficient, making the whole experience smooth and enjoyable. You can tell they care about the service they provide, and it shows. 10/10 recommend. Whether you’re going for dim sum favorites or a full dinner and drinks, this spot checks all the boxes. Can’t wait for our next visit!

Jenn Liu

a nice addition to lic! i’ve been to other locations but the lic one really surprised me - everything came out fresh! got seated and served quickly on a sunday. highly recommend coming early, we got lucky since we came as a party of 2 whereas everyone had bigger parties! sad that they were out of the steamed rice rolls :( but we got spared ribs, shrimp dumplings, sticky rice, siu mai, steamed pork buns - all were delicious. happy to come back again and get my dim sum kick here!

My friends and I enjoyed a really great dim sum meal here for Lunar New Year. It was our first time dining here and overall I found the food delicious and I was satisfied with everything that we tried. It’s a very solid option for dim sum if you don’t want to go to Manhattan or Flushing! I will definitely be coming back.

A really surprising place mixing both the atmosphere of an American pub and the smell of delicious baos and dim sum. Quite weird at first but we were not disappointed by the dishes nor with the service. Food was delicious !! So nice to have such an address in this neighborhood ! I will come back.

John-Conrad Buen

Delicious dimsum and specialty dishes in Queens. Open late and you don't have to travel all the way to Manhattan or Flushing. This place is a life saver for me, because they can serve congee all day. This is the best spot for filling tastey food and they can serve until late in the evening. They do a great job keeping the food consistently tastey and with wide operating hours. They will even do special requests. Great spot after a movie date too. Thank you Dim Sum Palace LIC

James Kwok

I come here pretty regularly at night and their dim sum always tastes made to order even at 11pm. Highly recommend the fried dim sum dishes especially the fried garlic spare ribs. Definitely the spot for dim sum I would say one of the best in nyc. I liked it so much I did bday party here and the staff was very accommodating and helpful. There's been an increase in traffic here I've noticed over the past couple weeks but I've never had to wait for a table.

got chow fun to-go after finishing lunch there and there was a sticker on the bell pepper. the food was overall good but seeing a sticker on the vegetables after almost finishing a meal was not pleasant Edit: Contacted the restaurant and they refunded me the entire meal! Amazing customer service on their end with the speedy responses and refund.

this meal was a good one for me, but that’s it - good. it wasn’t anything to rave about but just a good local dim sum place. i would be back but not in a rush. i would really give it a 3.5, i got seated right away which is great but they did forget my lo mien for a while, so i had to wait for that. but the servers were nice

Grand opening this week! We went for dim sum during weekday lunch and their service was pretty fast. The menu is the same as their other locations, but right now they have a few items not available, which they indicate on the menu. We really wanted the bbq duck/pork set but it was not ready during the lunch time. The ambience is great. They did some renovating to the existing restaurant that was there, and it turned out beautifully. There is ample seating for both smaller and larger groups. The tofu dish we got was reheated improperly though - I could taste the center of the filling being cold while the rest of it was steaming hot. Dumplings were good. Sweet/sour fish was good but needed to be crispier. Hope to come for dinner or weekend lunch in the future since a lot of the dishes might become more available. I think they're still working out the kinks but we are super excited for a full on dimsum and Cantonese option in the area.

Pretty good. Glad to have them In the neighborhood. Tried a few hallmarks. Sooo glad to have some rice rolls in LIC. And my fave coconut jello thing. Totally coming back to try some Shang hai stir fried noodles. Thanks dim sum palace

Mel Rodriguez

this meal was a good one for me, but that’s it - good. it wasn’t anything to rave about but just a good local dim sum place. i would be back but not in a rush. i would really give it a 3.5, i got seated right away which is great but they did forget my lo mien for a while, so i had to wait for that. but the servers were nice

Elisa Lou

Grand opening this week! We went for dim sum during weekday lunch and their service was pretty fast. The menu is the same as their other locations, but right now they have a few items not available, which they indicate on the menu. We really wanted the bbq duck/pork set but it was not ready during the lunch time. The ambience is great. They did some renovating to the existing restaurant that was there, and it turned out beautifully. There is ample seating for both smaller and larger groups. The tofu dish we got was reheated improperly though - I could taste the center of the filling being cold while the rest of it was steaming hot. Dumplings were good. Sweet/sour fish was good but needed to be crispier. Hope to come for dinner or weekend lunch in the future since a lot of the dishes might become more available. I think they're still working out the kinks but we are super excited for a full on dimsum and Cantonese option in the area.

Food was decent nothing spectacular though. Tim Ho Wan might be better. Service was extremely slow. 15min from being seated to a server greeting us. After that another 45min to get food and it came out one at a time. All said and done we were there 90min. They didn't have beef chow fun and rice noodle roll (X'd off menu). Beef shui mai was bland. Soup dumplings were flavorful. Pork spare ribs in black bean sauce were really chewy and not like they should be. Durian rollls were good. Really underwhelming from start to finish. Wouldn't go back - 2.8 ⭐️

Ben Tang

Food was decent nothing spectacular though. Tim Ho Wan might be better. Service was extremely slow. 15min from being seated to a server greeting us. After that another 45min to get food and it came out one at a time. All said and done we were there 90min. They didn't have beef chow fun and rice noodle roll (X'd off menu). Beef shui mai was bland. Soup dumplings were flavorful. Pork spare ribs in black bean sauce were really chewy and not like they should be. Durian rollls were good. Really underwhelming from start to finish. Wouldn't go back - 2.8 ⭐️

Another addition to the growing collection of Chinese restaurants in LIC -- but unfortunately quite a step below the many other delicious options in the area. I came for an early brunch on a Sunday, and there were plenty of tables available for our party of 2. I have to say, it is an interesting experience to order and eat from a Chinese dim sum menu while sitting in a restaurant with interior design that's still in the style of the old-time diner that used to occupy this space for the past century. We ordered some selection of dim sum options, which were largely pretty mediocre. The steamed spare ribs -- always a classic -- were a letdown. The meat was hard to chew, and the flavour just had very little depth (meat itself was bland and there was barely any flavour from the sauce). The turnip cake (usually one of my favourites) was similarly bland and dry. Chicken feet and the har gow (shrimp dumplings) weren't too bad. The shrimp dumplings were very juicy, but tasted a bit overcooked. The chicken feet were probably the highlight -- tender and juicy. The price point was also really high, not only for the amount and quality of food we had, but even just in comparison to the many, far better restaurants in the neighbourhood. I feel like this was just a rather disappointing experience overall, and I don't think I plan to come back in the near future.

Matthew Ho

Another addition to the growing collection of Chinese restaurants in LIC -- but unfortunately quite a step below the many other delicious options in the area. I came for an early brunch on a Sunday, and there were plenty of tables available for our party of 2. I have to say, it is an interesting experience to order and eat from a Chinese dim sum menu while sitting in a restaurant with interior design that's still in the style of the old-time diner that used to occupy this space for the past century. We ordered some selection of dim sum options, which were largely pretty mediocre. The steamed spare ribs -- always a classic -- were a letdown. The meat was hard to chew, and the flavour just had very little depth (meat itself was bland and there was barely any flavour from the sauce). The turnip cake (usually one of my favourites) was similarly bland and dry. Chicken feet and the har gow (shrimp dumplings) weren't too bad. The shrimp dumplings were very juicy, but tasted a bit overcooked. The chicken feet were probably the highlight -- tender and juicy. The price point was also really high, not only for the amount and quality of food we had, but even just in comparison to the many, far better restaurants in the neighbourhood. I feel like this was just a rather disappointing experience overall, and I don't think I plan to come back in the near future.