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Awesum Dimsum

4.6 (857 reviews)
ModerateDim Sum, Cantonese

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Maria M.

Tried them through too good to go- So they had a lil of alot of things in their surprise bag. Loved their dim sum. Will defo try it again- Their menu is very detailed and full of options. Prices are pretty reasonable too. Service is really nice and place is clean!

Amanda W.

Was in the Gramercy area and found this dim sum spot, modern and clean right on 23rd street. I saw great yelp reviews and thought to give it a try! Was a bit nervous as this was not in prime Chinatown or Flushing area so I wasn't sure how authentic it would be. However this completely exceeded my expectations! I ordered an array of dim sum to share, chicken feet, pork buns, shrimp rice rolls, eggplant wrapped shrimp, and steamed dumplings. All of the flavors completely exceeded my hesitation. They were all well prepared and the dumplings and chicken feet came in a little bamboo steamer! It was definitely on par if not slightly better than Chinatown spots! Plus this was a clean and minus all the commotion and noise of Chinatown! So definitely a plus! Also this is a self serve place you place an order on a computer and go up front to pay. Then wait a few minutes for your food. It is very much a self serve spot. Which I was totally fine with. Overall can't wait to return! Where I don't have to schlep all the way downtown to Chinatown or cross borough to flushing for some delicious dim sum!

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Shelley L.

In Flatiron, there aren't that many Chinese restaurants around that cater to the dim sum crowd. This place has a good selection of dim sum which is great to share with a small group or have small dishes to keep you full while on-the-go. I love the clean decor and color theme. It's easy to order through the kiosk in the middle of the restaurant and there are plenty of seats around. After you order, you have to go to the front to pay. I clicked on pay but had to run back to the kiosk to click pay again as you need to click twice. For a large order, food came out in decent time and piping hot. The winners were the shrimp dumpling, fried rice dumpling and sticky rice wrap. The shrimp dumplings were huge and generously filled. Love that the skin was thin. Very fresh. The fried rice dumpling was probably one of the best ones I've ever had because it was fresh. The outer skin was crispy with a soft bite into decent filling. Great flavor. The sticky rice was full of ingredients as it should be and giant. Filling and great for a quick lunch. The wonton soup wasn't bad. I would skip the beef tripe rice roll. It had great flavor but just didnt do it for me. Also skip the taro. I prefer it more fried than how we received it. It was too mushy for my liking.

Chin T.

The staffs were friendly. Ordered siu mai (4 pieces), soup dumplings (4 pieces), and short ribs via kiosk. You can dine in or take out. There's places to sit however, the place is usually packed during the weekday because of the college students. A little over price but, if you want convenient dim sum, it is good. Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Ambience: 4/5

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Briana N.

For fast casual, I didn't know that we would get such good quality dim sum! This is what I would expect from actual dim sum places. The service is really quick and I love that you're free to just pick and choose what sauces you want. Honestly, perfect for when you want to get dim sum for takeout.

L-R from top: Steamed Vegetarian Rice Roll, Crispy Shrimp Roll, Kid's Meal, Fried noodles, Baked BBQ Pork Bun, Siu Mai, Lava Bun
Essie L.

Still a solid place for self service dim sum. Saved me many trips to Chinatown (where the dim sum is mediocre these days), and I like that you're free to not order hot tea (which is not possible at traditional dim sum places where they often charge per head for hot tea even if you don't want hot tea). I noticed they have a Long Island City location listed on the takeout form, asked about it - apparently it's a new location for takeout pickup.

Mary G.

Came here for the awesome reviews but was pretty disappointed... First I'll say I loved the self order kiosk... but then you had to go to the cashier to pay which defeated the whole purpose to me. Why make it only partially self service ? Ambiance: It's pretty bland as far as decor but for a quick stop, mostly self service place that's fine. I came about 7pm and half the place was shut down - meaning chairs flipped up on the tables and not in use. Was really a turn off... I wasn't sure if I should stay despite their losted times saying they were definitely still open for a while. Food: The food was bland to me. I ordered 2 items and both were bland... I had never had a steamed rice roll so maybe it just isn't my thing. The soul dumplings were disappointing to me. There really wasn't any flavor and I didn't realize they would be so small (though that could be my fault - in Texas they're much larger). Despite their size I would have expected more flavor so I'm rating based on that. Value: Overall I paid about $20 for 2 items and left dissatisfied. That didn't even include a drink. I just feel like there are much better locations in NYC for vibe, price, and flavor. I'm quite surprised at the high reviews

Glutinous Rice in Tea Leaf (糯米雞)
Jando S.

Despite the obvious cheesy name, one of the biggest surprises during one of my last trips back was enjoying Awesum Dimsum. It lived up to the hype and made me long for fast casual dim sum near my work place (#1). It also made me realize how much I missed working in the Flatiron and the endless possibilities of incorporating this place into our rotation of repeat lunches. One doesn't have to embarrass themselves by attempting to say the dish names to the staff. Everything is ordered through a touch screen in the front and payment is done in the front. Eventually someone will call your number with the items on the tray and then you bring it back to your table. That's it. The space is narrow and group dining can be a challenge. They've done a good job with custom tables that look more like crooked counters, but there is a good amount of seating for all parties. Bathrooms are also clean and the prices are a *little* more than the average dim sum spot. The staff is definitely a Canto speaking bunch and I admire how hard and how quickly they work. The food is good and I appreciate the picture menu. I tend to expect a watered down version of things when I'm at fast casual places like this but it really holds its own compared to any dedicated dim sum spot. I really enjoyed the fried shrimp taro cake, shrimp dumplings, rice rolls, egg tarts, and baked buns. It's tremendously easy to over order here (#2). I'd go again in a heartbeat. It's not only good food but it's also a time saver for folks who are unwilling to make the trek to Chinatown or beyond. It really is a worthy option in the Flatiron. __________ (#1) Or wherever I am. (#2) And I'd happily do it every time. Feast like a beast.

Uriyah M.

This is such a clean area. Food looks really good and it's prepared very quickly. It's straightforward inconvenient an area! The service is great and the food is yummy. What more could you want?

N1. House Fried Egg Noodle
John P.

Came to this restaurant because of the high ratings and the variety. We came around 1pm and it was pretty busy, so we got our order to go. After ordering our food, we waited around 15 minutes. Friendly and quick service! We were a group of 4. We ordered the dimsum combo A to share and for only me, I ordered the N1. House Fried Egg Noodle combo, which came with tea and wonton soup. Combo A had a lot of food! If you order that combo alone with 4 people, it's the perfect amount. It could've even been good for 5 people. So worth it! The dry noodle combo was amazing. Simple dry noodle and the wonton soup had a lot of meat. If you're craving quick dimsum, this is the spot!

Alexa T.

I've never had a dim sum experience like this where you order from a kiosk and pick it up. I'm used to the traditional carts. I was surprised by how spacious this place was. It was also very clean and bright inside. What we ordered: - Har gow - one of my favorite dim sum dishes. This was pretty good - shrimp rice noodle - this was also pretty good - egg tarts - I would pass on this and go to Chinatown for better egg tarts - pork bun - too doughy for me. I would also pass - pork shu mai - also pretty good - scallion pancake - very thin and crispy I would only come if I was craving dim sum and happened to be in the area.

Great food and service maxing taste and fast service a must go when in New York. It's

S1. Har Gow S2. Siu Mai. S14. Pepper Beef Short Rib

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Clean and bright at atmosphere, food is ready fast. Self service, large seating area. It's spacious.

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The best dim sum in NYC in comfortable fast casual environment. Kids love this place too!

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Great atmosphere, excellent scallion pancakes!! Just flew in to NYC and came here first thing -- I highly recommend it!

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Quick service and delicious food. 10/10 soup dumplings. The scallion pancakes were amazing. Would recommend!

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How is F1 the dumplings with pork shrimp chives gluten free? What is the wrapper made of?

Rice flour

Do they serve gluten free items?

Yes. We do Please check out our menu with GF items. Thanks

Do they have a separate gluten free fryer?

I wouldn't believe so. And I wouldn't expect it no where . Even if people/restaurants owners tell you… 

Is there a lunch menu?

It's an all day menu.

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