Go to when i am in brooklyn my fam and i have come here since i was born basically haha. Been there for dimsum which ill admit is not the best i've ever had but not bad. Lunch and dinner dishes are the best! Service is good but a little lacking when it's crowded it can get hard to get their attention but if you ask for tea, utensils, more broth they're accomodating. Fav dishes to get are mei fun or haw fun noodles with chicken/duck he mei fun used to be the super duper thin noodles but it's changed over the years which kinda stinks but i still enjoy and comes with chinese broccoli i believe? Lot of places give no veggies so i like that. Any meat over rice with cabbage dish is super good! Good pieces of meat often times i ask for white meat/lean :) Peking duck YASSSS cut well and comes with a good portion of meat to skin since some restaurants just give a lot of skin...we order dau mui BEST VEGGIE perf amount of garlic so flavorful, shrimp with honey walnuts or black bean lobster sauce best to drown your rice with, fish maw soup with crab use some vinegar and white pepper delicious, fish fillet with veggies or in the stone pot with eggplant and tofu (eat the cabbage it soaks up all the sauce yum), mapo tofu! Just the right amount of spicy also used to drown my rice in, lobster tad pricey but where is it not. Pan fried noodles not overly saucy so it still has a crunch to it. Chicken aint too dry but the shrimp chips i usually don't recommend since they are often stale or soggy and flounder is hit or miss imo can be really good or pretty bland which is disappointing. I feel like i've had a lot on their menu and there's still more i could try. Ohhh the steak on the sizzling pan is so good but not that much when you're sharing with 10 people haha. read more

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This seems to be the only dim sum place in the area. Been here multiple times and it all seems to be consistent. All their dishes are good. They got enough space to push carts around. Nothing fancy like ther big places, but it'll cure your dimsum fix. Good price, portion, and service. It's gets pretty busy sat and Sunday around 11-12, but they get people in and out pretty quick. read more

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I was severely disappointed with the service and quality of the food. I believe I've given this place ample number chances as I've came here multiple times over years, but every time, the quality seems to just decline and becomes worse than the last. I'm not sure what the problem was. Perhaps it's the constant change of wait staff and/or management, or maybe a different chef was working in the kitchen. It's also possible that the stress of it being Mother's day weekend (when restaurants like these get super busy) overwhelmed them that Saturday night. Can't really say for sure what went wrong, but regardless, the experience was not a good one. Service - This. Everything went wrong. For a party of 8, we ordered about 10 dishes to share, like the usual family style. A staple dish in Chinese/Canton cuisine is rice. We opted for an order of fried rice over the usual bowls of white rice to accompany our other dishes. The rice came last. Yep. After we were through with almost everything else. But that's not all. The wait staff kept mixing up our orders with other tables! We got things we never ordered, and things we ordered never came. If it wasn't that, then our orders would be wrong.. Got shrimp instead of chicken for example. The food itself was also not great. Everything felt a bit wet and soggy. The secret behind a good Canton dish is usually what we call "Wok heat." It's where the food is cooked over an extremely high heat in the wok and it gives the food an undescribable "pop?" if you will. It removes the moisture quickly so the food is not soggy, but it doesn't overcook the food. I would unlikely return here by choice. read more

pretty good pre-Covid. Now nothing worth mentioning. We ordered 7 dishes plus one noodle. The only tasty dish was the beef on sizzling platter. Better food at the other place a few blocks away read more

My Son and his fiance came over for lunch, so we headed out to Wing Hing, one of my pre-covid go-to places. Indoor dining is back with waiters/ servers wearing masks and tables separated from adjacent tables. Dim sum was great! Just like old times. Plates of noodles were huge just like old times. Got to go back for dinner now to test out old dishes. Highly recommened. read more

This is my fave spot for great & affordable seafood and dimsum! I always love coming here with my family & getting the garlic chicken, walnut shrimp, or pork chop! Such delicious food and the service is quick & amazing. Would definitely recommend & will be coming back another weekend soon read more

This is my always go to spot. They offer value and reasonable price. You got a giant portion of rice dish for $5 no taxes. They only accept cash. The service is normal as expected in the Chinese restaurant. They are probably the best Chinese restaurant on Avenue U. You don't have much choices, the weekend morning always packed. I prefer order take out. read more

Ok, here's the story in a quick nutshell. Even though the staff are rude to customers and the place isn't too clean, I still recommend coming here. Why? The peking duck is simply outstanding! Just come in and ignore the lack of customer service ... have some duck ... pay and leave. Call it the Duck Nazi i suppose. The fried rice is pretty darn good and goes great with the duck. read more

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The food here was good, but I felt like they were rushing us - which I didn't like at all. I like eating my food in peace, without the feeling of being rushed to finish quickly and leave. Although the waiters weren't rude, their service seemed as if they were rushing us. :/ They have a prefixed menu if you reserve a table here; the prefixed menu is around $300 (tax and tips included). The prefixed menu feeds about 10, 15, and even 20 people, with 9 dinner meals (protein such as pork, fish, and various shrimp, tofu, fried rice, and noodle dishes, as well as veggies) and complimentary coke, Pepsi, birthday buns (if you consume these, legend has it that you'll live longer), orange slices, and sweet red bean soup (Dessert). A $100 deposit is expected. If you're not able to finish your food, you're able to request for them to be bagged up so you can feed yourself for a few days or so. :) read more

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Did I just die? Because their lobster w/ ginger & scallion smells & tastes like heaven! The batter on the shell, flavors, Ginger/scallion sauce, simply exquisite & other worldly! Everything authentic Chinese should be on a Thursday night between 6-8pm; clean tablecloths, good natured staff, quiet & not too crowded! This is my 2nd time dining in, same exact meal, same exact table & same exact experience. As of this writing, expect to pay $31 for 1, $50 for twins. :) read more

Wing Hing Seafood Restaurant - Seafood Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Really bad experience. Never felt that way before. I promised dim-sum to my daughter and came here early in the morning. Ok, not that early for some people, but pretty early to find this place crazy packed with 6-7 dozen people at 9am . Every table was taken and all waiters were running around like chickens without heads trying to find specific dim sum for the customers they are serving and because all dim sum were scattered all over the restaurant chaos was everywhere. People were walking in non stop to join their family that were already seated. When I walked to a woman at the counter, she was serving other customers with their order, totally ignoring me. I stayed for a while waiting for my turn, but when she was finished with that customer, another one walked in after me but immediately was greeted by her, meanwhile she kept ignoring me and started to help him with his order. When I politely asked for help 15 min since I walked in I was still ignored by her. Finally 25 min later, and I'm not kidding you, when I was about to leave, a nice lady that was staying behind me in line spoke to her on chinese and finally I was given 30 sec attention and an eye contact. When I asked for 4 orders of shrimp dim-sum and 4 orders of beef plus anything else they have w/shrimp she rudely reply that I have to wait for another 20 min for a new order to come from the kitchen and literally gave me one order of shrimp. Trust me I was ready to run away and never come back, but a young girl just appeared following a cloud of steam that was coming from the kitchen with a tray filled with freshly cooked dim-sum. I was glad that I didn't leave, but what happened then I am still trying to comprehend a day later. While I was expecting my order to be wrapped, she instead just took another customer at this time. It was a nice older chinese gentlemen who also asked for few orders of shrimp dim-sum and politely referred to me if I was waiting in front of him, and I replied with "yes." After finishing serving him she gave him change and was about to call another customer, when I just put my bag on her counter table and asked ( still politely) for a manager. Within two min my order entirely was packed and ready to go. I wish I could put -10stars. Just because I don't speak chinese, I shouldn't be acknowledge for half an hour!! read more

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Most frustrating dinner experience. - I called in advance to reserve a table for 15, specifically asking the guy on the phone if the table would be able to seat 15. He said that it was more than enough and that he would save us the largest table. I get to the restaurant and the table clearly does not fit 15 and they would not let us move the table away from the wall a bit so we can add extra seats/chairs. What was supposed to be a family dinner turned into a dinner where everyone was separated into two seperate tables. - Waiters are rude; it was obvious that they were talking about us. They would keep looking over and then turn around and whisper something. Terrible service; tried collecting our plates before we were done with our food like they were rushing to go somewhere. - Food was either bland or too salty. read more

Went here a couple of times for dim sum and family dinner. The dim sum was not bad. They have a delicious foods. It is usually busy on the weekend for dim sum so have to get there early. This is the only big restaurant for dim sum. For dinner wise the foods taste good. Usually come here if there were someone birthday and we order a lot of dishes. Recommend this place if you want to try good dim sum and dinner type foods. read more

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I've been coming here for years, and whole I say that the dinner is rather inconsistent as far as cooking, I have it 5 stars because of its dim sum which is the only reason why I go. read more

This is my favorite restaurant in the world! We have been going since I was a little girl when our grandmother took us and the rest of the relatives too. I always remembered the pan fried noodles. They are thin and delicious and the edge of the noodles have a great crunch. As an adult I tried to find this dish when I was eating at other restaurants, but they didn't come anywhere close to Wing Hing. In fact, the other places were yucky. I also love the sauteed choy sum, sweet and sour chicken, chicken with cashew nuts, hot and sour soup, winter melon soup, chicken tofu soup, spare ribs, szechuan tofu...I can't wait to try every dish because everything I have had here is delicious! Dim sum until 3:00. Yummy and so inexpensive. The servers are so attentive--perfect ! More than one waiter will often help, so you will be well taken care of!! Oh, and yesterday I had a delicious dim sum I had never tried--veal on the bone-my new favorite! :) Go here ! read more

If you're ever in the mood for duck, then this is the place for you. Dim sum? Sure! Low prices? You betcha! Good service? Let's not get crazy here! Okay, the service is not warm and inviting if you don't speak Chinese, but someone who speaks some English will help you out, and your stomach will thank you for not leaving. They really have great food here, but you have to be patient. It appears to be a family run restaurant, and you can tell that the food is fresh. The duck is finger lickin good, and it's not too fatty like most other place. This is a worthy stop for all who enjoy Chinese food. read more

Really enjoyed the dim sum here today. Based upon a write up in serious eats, I headed to Avenue U instead of East Harbor Seafood, which is my usual go-to for dim sum. Not too much cart action here, but the quality was there. The shrimp dumplings were very tasty, but the real stand out was the peking duck sell for $12 dollars for a half order which was a meal in itself. I will definitely be back (also it is only a less than 10 minute drive from L & B Spumoni if you want to save room for dessert). read more

The service and food has deteriorated over the years. My family and I used to be regulars for the dim sum and occasionally dinner. Not anymore. I advise everyone to stay far away. My mother and I recently went there for a birthday lunch. There was one small table that seemed to have been recently vacated. However, the manager had lied to us and said that he's not sure if the patron was done yet. Then, he made it seem like he would know very soon and we would get the table. He asked us to take a seat in the "waiting area." However, a couple came in and gave him some cash. You guessed it! The table was given to them. We sat there and waited while seating had been provided to other patrons. We left after a few more minutes. It will be the last time we will ever go there. I'd rather drive miles away than patronize this place. As I've mentioned, we used to be regulars for dim sum. Through the many closings, we stayed with them until about 5 years ago. It seemed like they were closed permanently. Since it was closer to home, and we hadn't been back, we decided to go there for dim sum again. It was a huge mistake. The food was cold and terrible. The ladies rarely walked around with the carts. They were parked on the side. So, you had to get up and walk to the cart yourself. Additionally, the ladies in there are always fighting. If you go there to get take out, you're left waiting to either pick up or give your order. Giving them your food order doesn't necessarily mean it will be taken care of - either the kitchen will forget to cook the food or the ladies will forget to give it to them. I can't begin to count the numerous times I've had to put additional quarters into the parking meter. For you sanity and health, STAY FAR AWAY!!!!! read more

Nothing really great about this place. The duck is too oily and not crispy. One time it even had an odd aftertaste. The dim sum is inconsistent. Sometimes they leave out certain items on their tray cart for who knows how long, and when you get it, it's cold and dry on the outside. Sadly, as one other reviewer pointed out, I'd have to agree; this might be the best dim sum place on Avenue U. The two things that I do like and recommend (and which they haven't screwed up yet) are the meatballs and the tripe in sauce. Warning, though -- the brown stuff swimming around among the tripe is NOT meat, it's disgusting organs which you don't wanna put in your mouth! They keep getting shut down for health violations, and then keep reopening under slightly different names, all with the word "Wing" somewhere in there. Definitely not recommended for those with a weak stomach. read more

I don't think this place is bad but I wouldn't pick this as my first choice of Chinese food in my neighborhood, that's for sure. My mom and I think the food is really oily and salty. But we went on Mothers Day last minute decision to go out and eat. We tried another restaurant nearby and was told no tables at all. So we went to Wing Hing to try. One of the waiters told us ok, five minutes someone is paying. We were a group of three people. An old couple came in and asked for a table for five. So when the table of five paid their bill and got up, we knew it was our turn and our table. But the old couple just walked straight towards that table, and the waiter who told us that table was going to be ours was about to give it to the old couple. But my mom walked quickly and sat down. Like don't get me wrong, I give up seats on the train for old people, help them on the streets and let them walk or leave first and I have no intention of fighting with old people for a table. But we were here first and the waiter was suppose to honor the fact that he told us it would be us next. So another table opened up and the stupid waiter told the old couple, this table is even better, bigger for your group of five. He also said "these mean people are like that nowadays". Very messed up. I was going to flip sh*t or some tables but I kept my cool. The other waiters were fine and very nice. Just that one waiter, I guess he thought five people would probably give him more business and money than the three of us. Anyways, we ordered some vegetable (dou miu) with garlic ($18.95), Beef with Hawaiian nuts ($18.95), oyster pot ($16.95), and then added another dish a bit after, the Mayonnaise shrimp with walnuts and broccoli ($18.95). The vegetable looked overcooked (all dead and droopy) when it came and it sure tasted overcooked. The beef with Hawaiian nuts was pretty good, just a bit salty. It had a lot of beef and Hawaiian nuts. But it also had a lot of celery and carrots (which I hate). The oyster pot had seven oysters in it with a lot of onions, scallions and ginger. No choy sum or lettuce, which usually comes on the bottom of this dish at most places. This one was also kind of salty and a bit oily. The mayonnaise shrimp was not the best I've had, didn't taste like it was just fried, already feeling a bit soggy. It came with broccoli and sugar coated walnuts (I liked it) and a few fried coconut cakes/ pastries. The whole dish got a bit too much for us, with the mayonnaise, the sugar from the sugar coated walnuts and the sweet fried coconut cakes/pastries. We got one bowl of rice ($1). The food is not bad but like I've said, not the best around and not my first pick. I used to come here often for Dimsum and dinner but stopped because they kept switching bosses and chefs so things just went downhill. I still give it a three stars solely for the okay food. read more

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My go to place for neighborhood Dim Sum take out. Usually not crowded and food is good. read more

more like 3.5 stars but I'll round up. classic canto cuisine. what can you say? it's solid. I will give them bonus points for having a lazy susan. geez, do you know how many chinese restaurants don't even have these things? or only have them at certain tables? tonight, i really liked the mixed mushrooms and tofu dish. I actually also liked the house special t bone steak, but chinese restaurants always overcook these, probably due to the fact that they are fried to get a crispy texture. dim sum here is also decent, but the beef rice noodle roll is not that good. neither are the xlb's. read more

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Wanted to keep this place to myself because Wing Hing has the best dim sum in NYC, but I gotta put all of y'all on. It is my new go-to restaurant: Authentic Cantonese food for a super affordable price. read more

It's too stressful and hard to even place your order, i came to get some food to go I told the lady what I want and after 10 min she seems like she got it and she started taking orders from other customers and answering the phone that took her another 10 min and then she asked what can I help you with. I said thank you and left. I was just standing and chilling there for 20 min I believe they food taste good read more

Not exactly the best place for real Guangdong Chinese food but it's the best considering it's ave u on the east side. Coming here can be a hit or miss because servers can be annoying and not tend to you most of times. Dinner time they are a bit more friendly especially if you come as a family or group of 8 or more. Their food I find a bit heavily salted but it's still good. There's the wok flavor but not so strong on the freshness. For the price I think it is moderate but I wouldn't really eat here. recommend 86th street or 8 th ave for yum cha and dinner instead. Seating can vary. On weekdays it is empty so you can grab a seat anywhere. On holidays sometimes it is filled but often not. With many other restaurants in ave u This seems to serve better as a lunch take out place. read more

I think this is the only dim sum place on Av U. It wasn't bad but we came in late so there wasn't a lot of dim sum left. Only thing I liked was the cheong fun, made fresh to order and its a decent size order. Will come back earlier and give it another try next time I'm around the neighborhood. read more

Wing Hing Seafood Restaurant - Dried shrimp, cilantro cheung fun - Seafood Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Name of the restaurant changed. Lunch menu at it's very best but Peking duck is lacking of some Peking style, very oily. The Peking Duck has hairy legs. There's no oily peking duck. No server attended the duck. Duck came pre-cut on the table. Menu advertise the Peking duck like it's the chef's specialty, for the price of whole duck @ $29.95. I shouldn't expect much from restaurants like this in this area. read more

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I've only had dim sum here - it's really good some weekends and okay other weekends. Sometimes the food comes out hot, and other times it's cold. I give it 3 stars for the inconsistency, and I've had much better dim sum in Flushing. read more

Wing Hing Seafood Restaurant - Dim sum - Seafood Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I'm no stranger to dim sum and that being said I almost expect quick and rude service as routine for dim sum, but this place takes it another level. They clear tables very fast while you're eating and this rush causes them to be very careless, often spilling plates of soy sauce over their very own customer, staining clothes without so much an apology. No matter how good the food can be (it's actually not that great, far oily than I'm used to), I'd avoid this place just to avoid having food spilled on me. read more

My girlfriend and I eat dim sum here every week. The only problem we have with this place is that it lacks consistency. We typically go here on the weekend. We like it when their are a lot of carts in rotation because that normally means we'd get fresher and hotter food. read more

Wing Hing Seafood Restaurant - Egg Custard and Chicken Feet - Seafood Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I mostly come here for the $5+ rice dishes take out when I'm too lazy to make something at home. The portions are huge and food is tasty. They have a good selection to choose from even though I usually end up with my beef with eggplant or fish filet with fried tofu. They honor the menu during dinner time too. Give it a try! read more

This place is lit, Cantonese seafood here is so good. Came here with my girlfriend on a weekday and the service was exactly what I expected from a chinese restaurant but the food was amazzingggg. Walnut shrimp is to die for. Planning to come for dimsum soon! read more

Delicious place! My family from Guangzhou came to visit me and I took them here and thy loved it. Fresh lobster to serve and amazing dim sum spot. Very good and my go to spot for traditional Asian food. Non of that ghetto take out spots, this is an amazing place with authentic feel to errrthang. #RespectToTheMotherLand read more

We came here for dim sum last Saturday. It was crowded but we did manage to get our own table after maybe 15 minutes of waiting. We had the usual dim sum items (tripe, shrimp items, etc) but also had a dish of stir fried thin noodles from the menu. Overall, it was pretty decent and good enough to not need to travel far for dim sum. read more

The first time I came here was for dimsum. My aunt was enjoying her dimsum when the legs of her chair fell apart and she fell to the floor! Before we had time to process what happened, the chair was already replaced by who-knows-which-waiter and there wasn't even an apology. I'll give them one star for the fast reaction in replacing the chair -- it was like nothing happened at all. But their service is terrible. The second time I came here was for a family dinner. Huge mistake. When we placed our order, we confirmed with the waiter how many dishes we ordered and which ones they were. The first dish that arrived was the Crispy Roasted Pork which WASN'T on our list. The waiter told us to enjoy this dish first while we wait for our food. It sounded like it was a free dish so we ate it. It's not uncommon to get a free dish since many restaurants serve free roasted meat dishes as appetizers. When we got our bill, we noticed we were charged for the pork! It wasn't even good pork. We questioned the waiter but he seemed clueless and just shrugged it off. I won't come back again, especially after those two incidents. Unless the food is exceptionally delicious, it's not worth stepping into this restaurant again to risk anything else. read more

I picked up some food to take home just after the lunch hour rush. I ordered hot & sour soup, egg rolls, vegetable lo mein, and shrimp with broccoli. I was very disappointed with all of the food, which was fair, and the shrimp smelled fishy. It's been awhile since I've been here and it seems the food quality has worsened. As a side note, I think it's ridiculous to charge people for white rice to accompany their entree. I won't be back. read more

with several alternatives within a block or two, just skip this place. have been here several times and frankly they just are too cavalier about having anglo customers. spend your money elsewhere. the service is terrible. for $30pp or more, treat me like you appreciate my business, not focused upon what you can't do for me. the food quality is adequate but the indifference of the service has put a nail in the coffin and we will just go anywhere else in the future, read more

Food was horrible and dry, place was loud and crowded, and worst of all was the staff, so rude and barraging. We will never come here again, don't recommend to anyone even if you're hungry, go somewhere else. read more

This place has pretty average tasting food. This also happens to be the closest Chinese restaurant to me (by a block), but I would only go here for dim sum because its close. If I want non dim sum, I wouldn't mind this place but it isn't great. If you happen to be closer to one of the other Chinese places, then take out there would be fine. However, this is the largest Chinese restaurant in the area and the service isn't bad so eat-in is okay. read more

I came here 3X already in the last month. It satisfied my nostalgic Cantonese food cravings growing up. The service is great. I consider it better and more attentive then in Manhattan. It feels very old school. The prices are what I paid maybe 10 to 15 years ago. You get a rice plate with meat for 5.50!!! Dim Sum for a party of 5 was around 35 dollars. I recently had dim sum at Jing Fong and forked up around 60 dollars for 4 people. Sure they have no other competition on the East Side of Brooklyn but I think the quality is pretty good. I've had worse in the city (dim sum go go). They also read more