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    Dynasty Dim Sum

    3.9 (204 reviews)
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    Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Egg custard buns Hello Kitty Bun
    Nisha P.

    These are the most adorable dumplings I've ever seen!! They are Hello Kitty egg custard buns from Dynasty Dim Sum! This spot has delicious dumplings, and they are affordable! Check them out if you're in New York City!

    Soup Dumpling
    Yara F.

    Came here on a weeknight while walking around the area looking for a spot to get a quick bite and was able to be seated immediately at the bar. This place is a combination dim sum and hibachi spot, we obviously only got the dim sum. Seems like a relatively lively place, they had sports on behind the bar and loud music upstairs, where the hibachi grills were. Service was quick and efficient. The food overall was just OK, I think the highlight was the spicy Szechuan dumplings that had really good seasoning. The soup dumplings and beef dumplings were slightly underseasoned for my taste, and the pork bun was verging on too sweet. There seems to be a lot of people coming in with reservations for hibachi so that might be the way to go here, but just coming to order, the dim sum is slightly underwhelming.

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    Holly H.

    I walked 30 minutes in the cold to get here and it was worth it. What sold me on coming here was the hello kitty buns (I am a die hard hello kitty fan). When I got there my phone was on low battery and the host plugged it in up front for me so it could charge. Since it was freezing outside I opted for the miso soup as my appetizer and then I ordered the spicy Szechuan dumplings which were also on the appetizer menu but I had to save room for the hello kitty buns. I've never had egg custard before which is what comes in the hello kitty buns, but it was delicious! Good prices too!

    Chicken Dim Sum
    Rose E.

    If there's one constant thing about this pandemic, it's this... Expect to be disappointed with every restaurant you are about to enter. I say this because from my experience over the past year, it's been one disappointment after another...in that the restaurant may or may not be open (despite Google or Yelp info on its hours); the restaurant will be out of some items (usually the most popular or the best items); or the restaurant will not be up to their best standard...meaning, the foods are not as fresh, smaller in quantity, or just a substandard version in every possible way (maybe because their usual Chef or waitress/waitresses are out of commission??). Of course, some restaurants even look like war zones...with plastic and aluminum foil partitions and such! Although I know all this, I can't help but keep heading out to restaurants lol...and face this onslaught of disappointment again and again. For this restaurant, it was the case of not having THE item we went there for...the "Five Senses", these colorful soup dumplings, each in different flavor (I've been dying to try these!). Truly ticked me off because on a trip like this, where you uber to places (BTW, the uber fees are VERY high now because you can't do "group rides") just to try that something special on the menu...and then you realize they no longer have it on the menu. Like WTF! ANYWAY, with the big blow aside, we went ahead and ordered some other items on the menu...like the Chicken Dumplings, Spicy Soup Dumplings, and these cute "Pokemon" Dim Sums (Dessert Dim Sums). Thank God they still carried these "Pokemon" Dim Sums still on the menu...another big trend in big cities, of these cute animal-faced Dim Sums. Really loved these cute foods!! Luckily, all of their Dumplings and Dim Sums tasted great...so that helped to soften my disappointment. BTW, the service wasn't that good here. Seemed the waiter/waitress was focused on the parties that were upstairs...and we had to flag them down each and every time. Despite how much I loved the "Pokemon" Dim Sums, and how truly delicious these foods were, I can't give a better rating than 3 for the lackluster ambiance (super-tight space too!), lackluster service...and of course, the missing menu item "Five Sense" (as in BOO!).

    Hello Kitty Bun
    George C.

    We were in the mood for dim sum but didn't want to make the trek down to Chinatown. This place came up and we were intrigued by the Hello Kitty buns and the overall positive reviews. Overall the food here is average when it comes to authentic dim sum. Granted this not in Chinatown or Flushing so it's a bit expected. Dim sum items: -The shrimp dumplings and the shrimp long rolls are decent. It was good that they pre-cut the long rolls. -Vegetable dumplings are decent as well. -The braised chicken feet I would not recommend. Instead of a thin, slightly sweet sauce I'm used to, this one is quite thick and too much black pepper -Hello kitty buns are recommended. The custard is on the runny side, as opposed to a thicker fluffy custard. It's tasty "Hibachi" item: I don't know if this was actually made on the hibachi grill, but it was on that side of the menu -The sautéed vegetables were decent. I think it's a rotating vegetable selection so you need to ask. It could have been saltier for me, but that's because I love that salt Overall - If you're in the area and craving dim sum, I would recommend going here just for the convenience

    Drunken Noodle Lunch Special
    Dom G.

    Came here for a weekday lunch date with my little one. We sat outdoors in their wooden hut like style seating. The waiter kindly sat us in the hut where heating was available as it was a fairly cold day. The lunch special menu is great. Price range from $11 or so for a miso soup and an entree. We ordered the mapo tofu and drunken noodles which were both delicious. Can't wait to come back here again and try out their dim sum offering. FYI 20% service charge is automatically added to your check.

    Oink oink fried rice. Good filling lunch
    Glenn C.

    This is a bit of an modern dim sum/Chinese place with some South East Asian and other things mixed in along with a hibachi menu. The menu is in short a bit all over the place but there's some good dishes mixed within. I think they're trying to be a fancier place but they have a few general issues. In terms of the dim sum, it's generally overpriced but you'll get better food as well there aren't many good Chinese places in the area. The matcha bun is alright with the outside being more like a melon bun with the sticky sweet filling being the star (as also with the a bit overly sweet baked pork bun.) The sticky rice rolls with pork are fine as are the dumplings. I think the sago pudding from the dessert section was honestly the best thing from there. Not super sweet and very refreshing. The main dishes are served with surprisingly miso soup or salad which brings even more Pan-Asian mix to the food. I agree with someone else's assessment of the the Singaporean Laksa. It's well portioned for lunch and while it lacks the complex broth or better noodles of very good places, it's not like there is anywhere in the local area where you can get Singaporean/Malaysian food. It's in short alright. My personal favorite dish is the oink oink fried rice by a long shot. The forbidden/black rice used adds a good nuttiness and there's a good amount of meat. It's slightly sweet but not overpoweringly and there's a few vegetables around also. This is a very good variation and for the price, there aren't many better options in the area. I wish it was a tad less sweet but I guess I could ask for some chili sauce next time. If this place was in a better food area, I wouldn't see it survive for too long. Outside of the very good fried rice, the dishes are alright, It's in general a bit too expensive for the quality, but for the area, the place is fine. The service is a bit too much hit or miss also. I've waited for the check a bit too long a bit too many times so I am wary to go unless I have a lot of time. Mid 3 rounded down for inconsistency/service.

    Li W.

    Delicious spot. A little too expensive for my liking considering you can get delicious dim sum for less in Flushing (which happens to be closer to me). No ordering here from ladies walking around with cards, you order from the menu. The matcha bun pork bun was hot and super delicious, it was my fave dish. The Hello Kitty and piggy custard and red bean buns for dessert were also delicious and obvi very IG-worthy We got the shrimp Pad Thai too, which was as pretty standard. Got the steamed spare ribs (delicious), sticky rice with various meats and truffle oil xiao long bao (sooo good and comes with in a gorgeous red hue). Almost totally empty at Saturday noon, and they take reservations as well (although turns out that wasn't necessary since it was so empty). Prompt waitstaff. Would recommend this spot!:)

    Five senses dumplings (sweet corn, spicy onion, truffle oil, tom yum, vegetarian)
    Sandee L.

    I just had to get my hands on the Hello Kitty buns (coincidentally, free with a Yelp check in)! Happy hour Monday and Tuesday all day. Buy one drink, get one free and they're only $10! So essentially five bucks a drink? What a steal in NYC! They were really tasty too. Our bartender, Brian, hooked it up! My favorite was the key lime and strawberry field. Spicy Szechuan dumplings ($8): These dumplings are packed with filling! And...I liked the sauce so much, I didn't even need to use the two others on the side. 4/5 Five senses dumplings ($12): New to the menu. They all have the same base filling, minus the veggie dumpling, but flavored differently. I didn't dig the veggie one, but the other four are worth it. 4/5 Fried lobster dumplings ($8): Nice and crispy outside, but the inside was a bit flavorless. I drenched it in the dipping sauce and that helped, but not one of the top contenders of the evening. 2.75/5 Steamed rice roll with shrimp ($6): Generous with the shrimp and the rice roll was light and chewy. The sauce was a little less sweet than what I'm used to with this traditional dim sum dish. 3/5 Piggy buns: Adorable! I am not a fan of red bean, so I can't really judge this one on taste accurately. Hello kitty buns: So friggin' cute! I also love custard buns. I'm also a fan of free. Win-win-win. 4/5 Dim sum served all day (and all night). That's a rare find!

    Just a heads up, there's a 20% automatic gratuity with no minimum party!!! Great food nonetheless!!
    Ivy Y.

    Yerrrr The food was type valid. Mad good vibes all around. They kept it a hunnit except there was a lil gratuity charge of 20% that was unexpected regardless of party size. Service was coo but they don't play wit their money.

    Hello kitty buns
    Shari C.

    Ok, I admit, those cute Hello Kitty buns got me. Although I found this place through Yelp, I realized upon visiting that I've previously been to this restaurant when it was named Amber. Dynasty Dim Sum currently shares the space with a hibachi restaurant, Flame, and the ambiance is definitely more upscale than what you would typically find in Chinatown. As for the menu at DDS, we tried an assortment of dishes: crystal shrimp dumpling, shumai, lotus wrap, lobster dumpling, shrimp rice roll, turnip cake and the hello kitty buns. Everything we tried was great and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food! Service was also very attentive. Additionally, they were having happy hour specials on beer, cocktails and wine until 7pm. Overall, it was a great find in Kips Bay! I would return to try the hibachi restaurant or when I'm having a dim sum craving again.

    Lotus Wrap, Pork Dumpling
    Rachel S.

    Had a lovely meal with friends. We shared dim sum: Pan fried Turnip cakes (bottom slightly overcooked), steamed pork dumplings(fresh, tasty) , lotus wrap (bland), Scallion pancakes (greasy), and a bottle of wine. The place is very clean and the service was good.

    Judy L.

    Dimsum in the heart of kips bay. A modern take on traditional dimsum and they also have some of the staple dimsum menu. But most Instagram-able of all is their hello kitty bun. Creamy egg custard buns inside the adorable bun. They also have seasonable menu, not currently on the menu but they just launched the piggy bun, with red beans inside. Mmmm. Also tried the house special, matcha bbq duck bun, lobster fried dumplings, and soup dumplings. matcha buns are similar tasting to the Tim Ho Wan pork buns. Lobster fried dumplings were juicy and yummy and soup dumplings were pretty good too.

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