Wing Hing - City of New York

The food is somewhat pricey given the portion sizes. The water has a slight yellow tint, which is a bit concerning, but overall, the flavors are enjoyable.

I've visited this restaurant every time I'm in the area and craving dim sum. They display BBQ meats and have rolling carts during peak dim sum hours. You can find all the typical Asian dishes, such as har gow, shrimp rice rolls, beef rice rolls, spare ribs, chicken feet, and more. For a local spot, it's fantastic. It's busy, but it's not as overcrowded as places in Manhattan's Chinatown, Sunset Park, or Flushing Queens.

I order from there really often the duck and the pancakes always have molds on them and the lady at the counter never agrees if it’s there fault

The restaurant offers truly authentic Chinese cuisine, making it an excellent choice for family dinners. The staff is also very friendly.

Have you ever tried an authentic food? You should try. New York is an amazing place where diversity of culture is shared. If you want to try Chinese cuisine you can start from Ave U in Brooklyn. Freshly made, delicious and very affordable.Wing Hing Seafood Restaurant is one of my favourite ones. 20$ bill for two in lunch time. Isn’t that amazing? And overall you will never regret the food. Hot, fresh appetisers such as SiuMai, shrimp rice rolls, dumplings and on and on….Especially in lunch time you can try all kinds of them. You are getting a special list just for all those delicious things. And if you’re still not full order any main dish on rice. For example, Roast pig over rice. ? Tiny, crispy fried skin on top of juicy and tender meat. Or try pork chops Pekin style. Flavorful sweet and sour red sauce made this dish always a winner. There is a choice of beef, pork, chicken. And I f you are a vegetarian you will be happy with the variety of different dishes for you too. All food extremely fresh and tasty. And on the top you always get a free pot of green tea.