5 East Broadway
New York, NY 10038
If you have never had Dim Sum, Dim Sum Go Go is the place to start. I have been to many Dim Sum places, but there are two issues with all the places, I have visited. First Dim Sum is normally served during lunch, second is a language barrier. There is a place in Flushing, where I would never go unless I am accompanied by someone who speaks some form of Mandarin. Let me start just mentioning what we ordered. Shrimp Balls, Rolls with Shrimp & Mango, Shrimp Dumplings, Shark Fin Dumpling, Chives and Shrimp Dumplings, Spare Ribs with Black Bean Sauce, Stuffed Mushroom, Jade Dumplings, Abbot’s Delight, Chinese Parsley Dumplings, Green Dumplings. If you have not figured out dim sum is similar to Tapas as they are small dishes that you share family style. I visited Dim Sum Go Go on a Sunday night so it was not to packed, which left us with great service and an entertaining waiter. Dim Sum Go Go may not be the same as the authentic Dim Sum you can find in Flushing, but for those of you that do not speak any form of Mandarin this is a great option.