Nom Wah Tea Parlor
4.2$· InexpensiveNew York Chinatown's oldest dim sum parlor serving classic made-to-order dishes
Operating on Chinatown's historic Doyers Street since 1920, Nom Wah Tea Parlor is New York City's oldest dim sum restaurant. Unlike traditional cart-style dim sum halls, dishes here are cooked to order from a checklist menu in a charming vintage setting. Guests can enjoy classic steamed buns, dumplings, and loose-leaf teas in this beloved neighborhood staple.
Expert notes
- They use fresh and local ingredients in cooking. More than 90% of the ingredients come from China Town. It is New York City's oldest and happening dim sum parlor. Must-try dishes include Rice Roll, Shrimp dumpling, "The Original" egg roll, turnip cake, scallion pancake, house special roast-pork bun, House Special Pan Fried Dumpling, Shanghainese Soup Dumplings.
Features
- Chinese
- Coffee Tea
- Dim Sum
- Dine In
- Local Favorite
- Seafood
- Take Outs
- Takes Reservations
- Vegetarian Options
- Wheelchair Accessible
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